The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-01
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Is, Ny HiSd'iS Ol WHICH Vic hhlS may as
cend aud descend The staircase, and get
intoh is carriage without personal elfort!!
The Marquis and Marchioness OF
SANGaATo, tso OF the witnesses on be-
haii ol the Queen, have arrived III Lon-
don, ald dined with her majesty AZ Bran
denburgh house.
John Byrne, the cabin.joiner or hosrd
the Leyiitimn, at the time the Queen
was on board thai ship, IS now III Dub
lin, and from his situation ON board,
states, that he had frequent opportunities
of witnessing the conduct Of the Qacen.
He fully invaiidaic all the evidence III re-
gard to the Queens conduct on board
and states that ha is wiling to prove tais
and other facts if called OIL.
1t is said that Bergami is at present at
Luciano, in Italian switzerland.
General Carnot writes TO his iricGd at
Paris, from Migdcburgh, Sept 8, that
being on visit 10 friend a; H,il,elstadt,
"A report WAS spread that he had set ou,
in private for Paris. to be placed AT the
head of government in consequence, he
was followed by the whole police, and
great astonshment was excited whea h:
was seen next day, TRANQUILITY, in the
streets of Magdeburgh.
About 1000 OF the galley slaves at
Civita Yecchia. en:ered into plan for
escaping and getting possession Of the
town. and tra,uing a republic. After op-
ening passage To themselves the troops
arrived, fired on the Insurgents aud suo.
ducd them.
A Ministerial Congress i, aaikcd ofat
Vienna. i.nvoys from the five great
powers to be admitted. England 10 be
represented by MIR. Canning. Russia by
Couat Capo D'Istria, and Prussia 10y
NJ Bcrnstoa,. l; is TO consult ON ,hr
affairs OF Spain and Naples, and to con
cert MEASURES Tor brevsnting the further
progress Of revolutionary IDEAS
"A cook belonging to the rOyal kitch.
en- at Paris, committed professionalism
ifilc," by sutt,catiug himself with the
gapour from ignitcd charcoal,
On the Goth Sept. no less than nine
Couriers passed through Brusscs--
three Euslish from London to Vienna,
one Eng'i,h from Vienna TO London,
and Ave from Paris to Holland 1t is
supposed that some important negoia-
tions are on loot.
Sweden, which in common years used
to impor, 100000 tons of corn, and in
bad years one million, does not now im-
port any foreign grain; and in good
Years, exports considerable quantity.
Such is the progress that agriculture has
made in that country IN ten years.
In the report Of the Select Committee
of the House of Commons, on the cor
ruption prac,ised in S:otlnd, it wss cs.
ta5lished, th,t the magistrates of Forfar
had knowingly appointed an IDIo To the
station Of toWu clerk
LONDON. Sept. 4.
Saturday and ycste;dhv we received
the Paris pipers of "Wednesday and |
'rhursday list. The Mcn:cur of Thors. !
day has long article under the Paris |
head respecting the conspiracy, in which |
iris stated that the plan oil the conspirators
was t, call OH, the troops a, midnight on
the 10Th ult. and u announce to them |
tint the King was dead it was then
hoped TINT they might be induced to
proclaim the son oE>,Bounparte, and to at
tack the rhaierlcs, and the royal Emi-
". 1t Is remarked that for some davs
previously. a report of the death of the
King was circulated at Metz. Lyons,
B ,rdeux. and several other places.
was nine in the evening of the 18th, that
the Government, apprized of The whole
project, caused the conspirators to be ar.
rested. In the course Of the night, 24