The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-14
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BY the Telegraph, Coffin, from Liverpool, London
papers are received to the sth Of July. Their con-
tents are Of ssme importance.
The Duke Of Wellington had returned to England
from France--n consequence one report says, OF in
disposition, another that it related 10 some arrange
ments for bringing the Marquis Of Wellesly into
Office The Paris papers said he was 10 return there
the first of August. The report of plot to blow him
UP and the French Princess &c at late ball in Paris
Is conlradicted
Gen. Bonnarie, had been degraded from the Lee
gon Of Honor and his aid de.csmp, Melton, exc
cuSed the PLAIN )f Grenelle--Gen Ciily had beer
tried, as eontumacious and sentenced TO death
The trial of the Grenoole insusrectoa sbbettofs
was progressing at Paris
NJ. Ta'.eyrand had left Paris for the waters o
Bourbon Archambsnd, far inc benefit Of his he ilth
Louis had placed Marsh Suchet in active servc,
Lord Exmouth and his squadron bad arrived il
Engiand--and new expedition under his command
was fitting out, said TO be against Aigiers, &c
On proroguIng Parliament ID July, to Aug "a
the Prince Regent, in speech said, g The assuranc,
which 1 have received OF the pacific and friend.
disposition of the Powers engaged in the late war
and of their resolutions execute invioiably th,
terms OF the treaties which announced to you a
the opsning Of the session promise the continuanc
of the Peace so essential 10 the interest OF all tb
nations of the world
The lace factory Of messrs. Hesthcoat and 30
den at Lonborough, had been destroyed by
"black faced" mob and The London Gazette ofer
500 guiueas for the discovery of the rioters.
The rioters OF Ely who had incurred tn,
sentence of capital punishment had been OK
ecuted --Uuder the pretext of procuring tn,
raising their wages, they had plundsres
the house OF their masters, Sc. &C..
.@r irs stated that 1900 men, women an,
children had engaged passages in diifersn
vessels at Newry, Derry, Dublin and Belfas,
to cross the A,lantic--and that emigration
from Switzisnd increased.
dinner was given at ALE verte on the l6tl
June, in celebration OF the battle Of Waterloo whic
was uncoHmoniy interesting. from the crcumstar
&C OF EuS ish, Scotch, Prussian Hanoverians an
Cossacs sitting at the same table, covered With hor
orabie wounds Near the table trophies wer
erected, composed Of currasses. helmets, muskets
&c found on The field At night Brussels Wa
elegantly Illuminated
.8rriv0i Of Bonaportc in London !!-On wednes
day tins grea Character was landed At the Tower H
came from the Thulleries at Paris, where he ha
been roughly handled by the Allies. The report
ut his enormous size are correct; he measure
Mrsecn feet ~ heigh,, aud weighs seuea tons. Iii
counienance is smooth, and though il has generall,
been supposed mat on,l ssonu hsarfed yet il an
pears that he J. throughout as Aard as marble
The emperor of itussi, has prohibited the impor
tation OF 9i articles into his empire for fwetpe
in order - encourage iaterna manufactures
London June 26th--The whole OF tbe Barbsry pow
ers 20 have declared war gains, the Christians
Eveay day lIngs fresh accounts OF their atrocities
They provokeing their fs,e and the venrence 4,
be inflicted on them viii we trust, be speedy and
etfectuai
ALGiERS-The following is an extract Of aletter
addressed by gentleman of respcctaaility at Mar
seles, 10 OF the f. mercantile houses in Cork
:" wrote YOU yesterday at some length and in the
PS. gave you account of the conduct of the AIee
rims. have just been at the British consnls, and he
has Informed me. that he received an express from,
our consul in Sardinia yesterday morning. mention
ing that several vessels Feluceas) had arrived who
cut their cables and ran from Algiers and bring ,be
following information On Ascension day At the
signal Of gun being fred the Mahornetans in i3oua
rose en- mass. and msrdered every
Christian ~ the place, without paying any regard 10
to what nation they beonged.-itis is fcssed ths, tie
British consul IS among the slain The number mur
dered is not exactly known, but tits feared IL will
much exceed three hundred I write YOU this le a.
any vessel might be bound from Cork IN the Medrer
rancan, that you pot them on their guard against
the Barbary pirates"
w:xuz:
Sir r. Wiison on.-Mastcr Wilson son ee Sir
Robert Wilson, arrived here from Paris, by
the Lord Wellington packet, Capt. Holden.
he lei, his fs.her on Tuesday night in good
neslth. The Feeoeh Government have made
an offer to Sir Rob-rt to romi, hi, imprison.
ment uncondiiona'ly; which he refused TO
sccept declaring ,hst he would receive 10
Gvours. This cxpiiei, determination Sir
Robert has desired o &c communicated TO his
friends in EaglanJ.--Lesvesf fsfer.
A private letter dated Paris the 7l.l states tina.
he wives of the Crown Prince OF Sweden and OF 80.
'eph Bonapar,c. who are sisters, and whose maiden
lanes were Clary, who are still in this capitol have
.eceiyed notice 20 quit Paris as BELONGING 20 the
smily Of Bonspsrtc according 20 the law Df amnesty
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