The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-21
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/. (" Marshal Oudinot receiver several com,
plants frcm the National Guard, of which he
is Commandant, sgainat the perps,ual ateysss
the departmental leeions we're giving TO his
corps and tho inhsbitants of Paris in general,
by beating TOO frequently 10 arms. he wrote
an urgent letter. on this subject TO Gensrsl
------,the Military 0ovssRor, and waited
several dayt Tor an answer, in vain. Al length
he sens an Abide Camp to the Esat- sjor 10
ascertain whether his despatch had reached iis
Destination. There could be no doubt Of il.
The enquiries Of his Aid-de-Camp produced
likewise no effect. Iacensed beyond meas.
ure, the Marshal sent for his cook in his cab
met, aud directed him TO write % follows -
Z .. NJ. le Mareschai orders me 10 aequaint you,
that nine days since he dad you tho honor Of
addressing a letter 10 you, to which yeu have
made no reply. Such an omission could but
proceed from one rude and ill-mannered as
yourself. II is through HE that he thinks fit
TO express his feelings on the. occasion. -.
= "PIshRE, Chef dO6fee, dc NJ le
Afaresebai."
----, confused as you may imagine
a. this angracious missive, few TO the DUG dc
feltre, who could only regret that he had cx.,
posed himself to so severe but merited q COR
rsction. The ypersonages In question met
sems time after in the apartments of the DUO
de Anyoulcme, when Oudihos, alter hearing
for some time the Generals stammeling cx-
cuses, interrupted him with respect TO. the
roofw are under alone prevents me from ex-
pressing all the contempt feel" -,
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+. EXECUTION OF DlDIER.
June f2.-Ddier execution has taken place. ii3
.endeayoured, throughout his intcrrogatories aud
IL to md uto he m
OF his Judges aud of Government He stated, that
he wAs one ofthe twenty -four Commss sppoint-
ei by great power to prenete the interest uf the
cause for which he was about,o suffer. and which,
better conducted by his surviving colleagues, would
ultimately prevail After making his apparent or
real confession, which he observed TO be not die.
tated by any desire to court the clemency Of the
King, which clsmency could but little prolcng
life already 30 far advanced, he recommended to
his Judges the immediate execution Of the sentence
awaiting hiSn, lest short interval elapsing, such
revolution in things might occur as to pu, him in
in their places, and them in his--This frank avowal
had the effect OF suspending for few days the
severiiy OF government, and OF inducing on their
part kind Of offer to obtain from him the com.
pletion OF his revelations on plan, Of which the
late events alarming A. they we're, would appear to
form but AN inconsdcrable part The Power aliu-
ded to by Didier 10 conjectured to beei,her Aus
q tra bavaria. 1t 10 certain that the military ar.
rangements aud general dispositions of those pow
e
IS known to have 80 decided an influence. are q
subject of resa uneasinessto the French Court .
.fsSs $50
In Paris, (says tho Morning Chronicle,
June 2s) on the occasion OF the duke of Derri's
marriage, heralds were sent before the pro.
cession, 10 teach the people what cries they
should utter. Yipe ie Rel ! was of cour &C pre-
eminent but the popuiAce in a pcrvcrse bu-
mour, afecting to obey, shouted Hpc roie
(hve the goose.
Marshal MoxcEY, who was exiled short
time from the French Court, for declining to
serve on the trial Of Marshal NkY, was restor.
ed On the marriage of,he Duke Of BERRf, and
on thar occasion appeared aga'a at Court.
Loxpos, Juxz i4.
Never ia the memory Of man, was there
any thing known like tho emigration now
taking place. The door Of the French min
'isssr, nay, the street in which he lives, Is
crowded with persons applying Sor passports.
Thousands have been issued--snd those not
20 reedy pepo0s, bot TO families Of large
fortunes--to landed iproprietars--to Fund
hoIders--to manufacturers aud srtizsns of
emincnce--andt 10 men at the head Of estab-
Hshmsnts, Who ere seriously contemplating
the removal Of their arts and their machines, \
to places less ourdened by taxation. The
extent rrf this evil VIII speedily be felt, in
diminished coDsumpsion-in the number Of !
persons rhrown out Of .empioy-and in the |
deficit Of the revenue. The River Thames
presents most dresry aspect. There arc |
no, fifty foreign sail to be seen 10 il, and the
London docks, Which used TO employ 1900 |
hands, do not now employ 500. With an
ackno slcdgca deficiency of II ,ooo, ,oook per |
aonum, We hearof these cmigra,ions that
viii not cost the natiSn less than ten or
.wclve millions per annum and the sum sent
y EngiIshman abroad viii act as subsidy /
% our neighbours, aud will be felt as such l
a The bslahce Of trade. thereby raising the
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