The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24


nate states Of the Continent. have also ar.
rived. The first and second co1srrra-
ccs have already been held, but no su-
thentic information as TO the subjects
which have occupied the attention Of the
august assembly, las yet reached this
/ country. 81
The slutual retaliatory rcstricti0ns on
trade established between France and the
Unittd States Of America, have had a
tendency to destroy the direct commu-
nication between these two countries.
The consequence will be to open trade
from tie United States to some Of the
ports Of Holland where the principles of
trade arc better understood. ~
France has been somewhat surprised,
not to say agitated, by kind Of p,sfes,
circulated with great industry, but apps.
rently without authority, under the name
of the Duke Of Orleans against the legit.
imacy Of the infant son Of the Dutcliess
Of Berri. This document states tina, her
Royal Highness has not been delivered
Ofa child; that the infant which has been
adopted by the Bourbsns is supp .sitious.
and that the circumstances oi the lsbor
were such a. to give effect to the conai.
vance: The protest has been sent to ull
the ambassadors from the digcrcnrpoten
.tates M Europe, now resident a, PIis,
ahA seems to be intended to lay the ioun.
datieno Of some future claim that ,may
shake the French monarchy. The &c.
port upon the result of the French cleo.
tiOns, As far us they are known is, that
the greater part ofthe Deputies who. in
rotation, had vacated their seats, are re.
elected. The capital Imt Of tir punish.
ment awarded against Gravicr and Bou-
ton, for the explosion under the window
Mthe Duchess de Berri has becn remit
ted by the King. !
NAPLEe. ft
Letters Of the 3Orh uls, were seceiyed
yesterday from Naples. All fears OF a
visit from the Austrians had bccIiremov.
ed by the intelligence that tie roofs. of
that power had all gone into winter quar-.
ters. no advteey 'ftom rakrfnS had
reached Naples Tor the preceding ,,inc
days, and they were ,ixt<icse still, in tx.
norancc'oft.e effect pfodated shsx by
the annulrient ofthe treaty. The NIPPLES
paper Of 3lstult contains addresyessfrem
Syracuse and T'rcpan, declaring ,i,riir sab.
mission TO ttlc NeapoIi,an goyernmem.
We have received Paris papers TO The
18th inst. Articles Of intelligence from
various places. as Vienna, Frankfort,
Augsburg, and also from Italy, concur
in stating, tha. the Austrian army collect.
cd in Italy, had received orders 10 be in
readiness Tor IN immediate march SOUTH
ward and = letter from Vienna athrms
positively that Naples is to l,e occupied
by Austrian troops, aud that the old order
Of thugs is TO hc re-cstablahcd. The
sEnglish squadron Under command of
Admiral Moore, still continues in the lay
Of Naples. We rejoice to hear Ina, the
people Of Naples glow with one sentiment
Of determined patriotism, and thasxhe par.
lament promotes thar spirit which
prompts the people 70 consider liberty
moro precious than life. Intire sitting OF
the 23d, the, Deputy; Pops. alluded ,e the
dangers. that threatened the country, and
censursd the parliament for not taking
nessureo sufficiently decisive to repci in
vasion. The Ezccutise was, he said, too
remiss in i,e proceedings. The iortrsscs
were not provided, the troaps wers nei,her
we'll orgamzrd or well Disciplined. !" As
for myself said he :" at tic 6rst cry OF
war l shall quit this august assembly to
defend the national liberty, or de-. The
Deputy Castagna said, that taitnthef ag ,iss
being omitted the attention oi parliament.
ought to be principally direc,ed to the
state Of the army, and that tie command
ought to given to- Gen. VIM. Pipe.
whusc presence would calm Ilsc public