The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-02
FOREIGN NEUS.
BosTox, SEPT. SO.

Laiest from EnpLand.


In SO days from Liverpool, we have received
Bells Messenger 10 Aug. 18Th, and have been
politely favored with other London papers IN
the gath, by Mr.. Toplff. They contain no
news Of importance. The following sum-
mary extracts arc ell we could find Of inter-
est TO American readers. The articles reia-
tive 10 our squadron rest on very doubtful au.
thority.
The London Courier cf Angus, Path, men
lions en- improbable report Of the American
squadron having bombarded Algicrs early in
Aug. The report is ,eceived via MaIseilies.
The Journal of he Drome contains an arr.
ticle from Valence of tho 9Th, stating, thas
iron SlsrseilIes we learn that the Ameri-
cans had bombsrde d-Algiers. Lord Exmou,h
according TO this account will have lilile 10
do. We expec, the details"
Ieother article regarding the Barbsry Pow
ers, dated from Civita .Vecchia, states, that,
the American Squadron were before Algiers,
demanding that The Christians of all nations
in slavery there should be set at liberty. Il
is added, they had burnt FIVE vessels 10 tho
roads, and ,hs, the Dey had Quilted AIgiers.
1t is also said, that the Porte had determined
to leave the Pirates 10 their fate, and that tha
greatest cons,craation prevailed at Tunis and
Algiers.
a dispute had arisen at Nan,z, between
MI. Wilson, Am. Consul, and he Commits
saiy OF the plscG--lt originate ed in ap stss mrs
of the latter to compel Americas Captains 10
conform to some yexations and unnecessary
regulations. The " EAGLE" was taken from
;he door Of the Consulate by an armed force.
Mr.. w. wrote an energetic letter 10 Paris
an order was received for the "EAoLE" 10
be replaced, which Was soIemDly performed,
and hafmony restored.
The Prince Regent had been seriously in
disposed, but was getting better. The "og.
der of Malta" is 10 be abolished.
The Duke Of Wellington arr. at Paris on
Tuesday afternoon, 2olh Of August.
Madsm GALLATIN, the lady Of our Ambas-
sador, was presented to the King Of France
on the l3,h Of Aug. She wa. received With
The utmost graciousness by che Duchess Of
Augouiemc, and the king spoke 10 her in En-.
gish, in the most offec,iona,e manner.
The Fr. King was forming new Ministry.
The report That a meeting Of the Allied
Soyereigns was TO take place at Topli,z, ia
contradicted.
There are various reports OF disturbances
at Nan,z, Strasburgh, &C. and OF al affray at
Mentz, between some Russian and Prussian
uoops--the latter mere tavern frolio-,he
former of no consequence.
NJ. Parmenticr, the Curate Of Corrobs,, in
tho Department OF Marnc, France, and his
servant, were both mu der ed on the night of
Aug. 10. The assassins mastered their yie-
Tins by blows with sticks, and bayonet slabs.
Letters from Dan,zic state thai the En-.
pcror Alexander has given the governments
Of Finland 10 the heir OF the Duke OF Hostcin.
Eu,cn, the deposed king OF Sweden.
A letter from Copenhagen Of Aug 9, ssya
ga great many Swedes Of distinction are now
here"
The tyranny ard despo,sm Of Fcrdinand is
represented as in,oierabie. The patriot depu.
ties or the Cortes, and others who were con.
faed at Ceuia, have been removed in an ex.
traordinary manner. They were torn from
their beds in the dead Of night, and cTiisd
on board q vessel in the same state in which
they we're surprised, loaded with irons, and set
sail Tor some unknown place. II is fesreds
says Madrid article of July 20, ",hs, the
same lot awaits all the patriots. Every body
murmurs at these acts of despc,ism no ono
is secure in his house. No one knows what
the even: Of these excesses will be, but II -
impossible they can les, long"
One Of the most singular features IN tho
general intelligence cf the week (ssys Bells
Messenger Of Aug. i3) is the rapid vieissit'
udss. and the Ultimate considerable deelensions
in the price Of the public funds.
The appoin,mcn, Of the eldest son of Gus
tavus, the Elk. King Of Sweden, who is neph-
ew OF Alexander, To be governor OF Finlsnd'
may have tendency to unseltle the northern
kingdoms Of the continent. 1t seems 10 iDdi-
cate that Bernadoue is not secure OF the sue
ces,ion. We do no, desire TO SEQ the prin-
ciple CT legitimacy extended too lar we
would always refer il 10 the will Of the peo-
pic, without which, we, as EugIishmcn, can
not admi, any right of Kings. May that be
ing vino directs all things, ressore true rsiig
ION 10 the minds and hearts Of meni and there
in advance Us to tha, degree Of hnppiness' tol
which IL is consistent wnh bis viii end iutnre
purpose, that in this world "e should auain}
The best wisdom, political IS well as private
is submission to Hin-BsFs 1ieaenger.
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