The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-13
foreign Ret>os.
BOSTON, (mAss.) MARCH H. 1915.
LITE EUROPEAN NEWS.

Since our last, we have received newspa-
per acconn,s from England TO Goth Jan. and
! verbal advices from France dircct,to the lat
ter part Of Jan. The following abstract OF
their contcnts Is from the Evening Gazette.
A new decree Of Amnesty had been enact.
ed by The French Gosernmcat--Among 9TH
er provisions this decree banishcs forever
from, the Kingdom AL those who had taken
an active part against Louis Is, and those
Who scespted appointments under Bonaparte.
This law particularly includes Cambaceres,
carnot, Barrere, Foueho, Carat, and about
l6 others, who cannot any longer enjoy 10
France any civil right, nor possess there any
properly, titles or pensions but who mus
once moro become mere citizens OF the world
Marshals Masseps, Suchct, Augereau aud
Lefcbvre, had been deprived flhcIr pensions,
and their services dispensed with. Davonsl
vas ordered to quit Paris in ~ hours--and
100 General Officers-had been cashiefed--
The Marshal Berton, and Capt. Thomasin
we're confined in the Abbayc--and, IN the
military prison, Gems. Beilisrd, Orano, Cam
bronpe, Droue,, Debsile, Dufour, Deceau,
Vice AID Linois and his son, CoIoncls Bowyer
and roudans. These strong s'eps, together
with the passage Of the above law, and an in,-
mediate rise in the funds, together with the
feelings Of the most respectable part OF the
public, which arc said TO havs went along
with the II mness Of the Legislature, were
considered by many as arguing The stability
Of Louis's reign. Verbal accounts from
Rochelle, TO tho latter part OF Jan. received
here, state that the authority Of the King was
daily strengthening, and the funds rising l.
Scrruricr was put on half pas--Soult and
Vandamme, il is said, were seeking an op-
portuni,yto visit the u. s. A.
Private letters from Paris state, that an i'm.
preston was preyolcnt there that new rev.
ousion was secretly plotting, to dcthrooe
Louis eighteenth, and raise the Duke OF An
goulcmc orihc Duke of Orlcansto the throne !
i---and one letter said that tho British, Russian
and Prussian Governments had agreed to
place the Prince Of Oruugc on the throne !!
They add, that i0 consequences OF Tears OF an
insur roction Louis had requested the Duke
OF Wellington TO re-occspy Paris with his
troops, and that Ia consequence several thou
rand British troops bad rc-ensercd Paris 4 and
that Russian and Prussian troops were also
moving towards that capital !--These private
letters, no doubt, we're wristen TO amusc some
OF those qnid nuncs who, above all ,hings love
10 read marvellous stories. We perceive no
other mention Of actual move ments Of the al
aicdtroops than those designated by the treaty.
{. The escape ot Lavalctsc from Paris TO Ger
many, after he had been condemned TO suffer
death, had caused much stir in Paris---and
three EogIisb gentlemen (Sir Robert Wilson,
Mr.. Michael Bruce and Capt. IIutchinson)
had been arrested, by order of the French
Governments, and confined for trial in tho
prison La Force, charged with having assist.
ed 10 Lavalettc escape. Their papers had
also been seized by The French government,
and are said to throw light upon the subject
of Bonaparte's return from Elba, SIC. The
Duke OF Wellington had declined, i, is said,
TO interfere bu. tho English Ambassador,
Sir Charles Stewart, had taken very active
concern in their arrest.
A law had passed, cnacting that on the Q s,
OF January, OF every year, there shall be
throughout all France, general mourning,
q day Of solemn service in all tho churches of
the kingdom, in expiration Of the crime Of
that calamitous day, (wben Louis Is was be-
headed, &c.) and monuments be erected at
che expense of the nation, to the memories
of Louis IS, his Queen Antoniet,e, Madame
Elisabeth, and The Duke do Eoghein.
There is doubtful report Of an insurrec-
.tion At Berlin !--The King of Prussia, in
.eonscquence oftho contests Of opinion in his
Kingdom, had issued decree against all sc.
cret societies, &c. sf
The London Globe Of the 10th Of January
states, tha, the Niger, Capt. Jackson, with
the BRUSH Ambassador and suit, for New.
York, was at Spithead on tho la:b, waiting
Cor fair wind. = ss.t satf.tt.i
M. Hyde de Melville, Is appointed Ambas-
ssdor OF Louis vIII.to the Y, =. his former
residence. t ~
I,is said that the British Princess Charlotte
is ITO marry Prince of the House of SAKE
Coudurg. .a..v =. An
The British Parliament had been prorogu.
ed to the ist Feb.
~ Transports with or 700 men, bad sailed
from England for ST. Helena. ~
The Prince Regent was iodisposed with
the goos bis wife vas a, Naples, TO pass,,he