The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-06
foreign ~ etps.
Latest /rom France and England.


by the arrival at New-York, of the scbr
Diana, from Bordeaux, Paris papers are re
ceived TO the 26n Dec. extracts follow -
Paris, Dec. 2o.--Crea, damage has bee
done to the shippioga. Amsterdam, by the ice
General Cambsceres has been arrested an
conducted to PAbbsyc.
Dec. 2l.-The Duke de Luxembourg
named French Ambassador 70 the Court Q
! Portugal he Is 10 reside at the Brozils b
such an arrangement il does not appear likel
tha, the Prince Regent intends coming 4
| Europe. ~.
Dec. 22.--Itis said the dignity OF Vice. Ro,
OF Italy will be conferred on the Arch Dok,
| Ferdinand, brother 10 The Emperor of Austria
Madame Moresu, who has long resided il
Epgland, arrived in Paris few day. since.
Letters from Barcelona announce that thu
greatest tranquility exists In Spain. The
friends Of Ferdinand become daily more mum
erous.
The English Commissioners named by the
Duke Of Wellington have entered Valencicn
mes, Conde and Bouchaim, 10 make the nee
esssry dispositions for these occupation Of the
importent places.
Eseahs Of M Lapalr.fe.--It was yesterday
that Count Lavai1ue was 10 have been exc
colcd, had he NOT escaped the night before
by ,hc following mesus
Madame Layalcttc went 20 dIDe with him
accompanied by her daughter, l2 years old
and het maid servant al Z O'Clock in the
evening the two last persons presented them
selves at The cute, gate OF The prison TO 20
OUT. scppo,ting person who appeared 10 be
MSdame Lavalttte, who was enveloped ia q
fur gown, vita The head covered with large
bonnet, and holding handkerchief 10 The
eyes, all the persons belonging 10 the prison
being present. As they were accustomed 10
sec three persons go out OF the prison every
evening, they neglected TO assure themselves
of the Identity Of the person of Madame Lava.
leue, thro' feelings Of compassion for the IN.
fortunate situation Of lha, lady. Five minutes
afterwards, tho keeper having entered tho
prisoncr's room, found only Madame Lava
leto /; he instantly cried (Madame Layale,te
declarcs) "you have ruined me-" Madame
Lavaleue begged him not 10 give immediate
alarm fearful Of his being caught, should
they have proceeded in pursuit instantly sho
cndeavorcd to retain him by the arm, and
even tore off tho sieevu oil his coat the keep
er, deaf 10 her payers, ran to the others,
crying "the prisoner has cscaped," and or
dored the jsilors 10 search for him on all
sides. Two Of them met on the Point NcuG
the chaisc iu which Madame Lavale,te came
TO the prison, but ,ney found no one 10 it,.
As soon as his escape a2s become known The
Minister Of General Police, and the Prefect
OF Police, wen, to the ConcierscIie, aud in.
terrogaied oil the persons employed. Orders
were given TO arres, ne keeper snG porter
who, it is supposed favored the escape i'm
mediate and styic, seaoebes took place, sstaf
cites were sent off yedefday mo ming on all
points, and il is thoasa, impossible that NJ.
Lava.euc will be able go cscepe heir pursuit,
which ever way he n,sy have game. Neither
public nor private ca, -iages were allowed TO
leave Paris yesterday morning, as orders were
given for all the barriers 10 be closed, as soon
as the escape was known.
Dec. 23-Gen. Cambronne landed on the
10Th a, Calais from England, and was mined.
lately conveyed ON his way to Paris to under.
&c his trial.
Some pretended reports have been indus.
triou,ly spread, of Disagreement having bro
kon out between the British and Spanish
Courts, but we can with safe.y affirm lha, they
arc perfectly sroundless.
The judgement in the case of NJ. Reyel
ha, been postponed for eight days. J..
Madame a.avaletts has been examined sew
cral times, herself and daughter are still con.
Roed; and The keeper Of the prison and turn
key are detained. ,7r
The budget has at length been submitted
to the Chambers; IL did no, create much dis.
cussioo, but was adopted without any of that
financial epuivoqoe which generally prcced,s
The Adoption Of such motion 10 Eneland.
The budget for 1916 is fixed a, 500 millions
for the receipts and expences in full. That
ror 1915, has been sl4 millions receipt and
slA millions expeuees.
LONDON, pEc g..
II is determined, in order 10 make The Gus
toJy Of Bonsparte doubly sure, to take mill
tary possession ofthe Island OF Ascension,
which is situated 200 leagues northwest OF
60 n. i..f. A