The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-08

lps Eupctof y hustls, TIE Enpe5cf Ci fcs-
tria, the King Of Prussia, and the King Of
Great, Bntsio, were expected 10 lie present.
Ii is stated that the Creek Congress, OF the
Pelopone ssas, had resolved on sendiog ac-
credited agents 10 the United States, TO the
Independent Islands Of the Archipelago, and
10 the different Courts of Europe, 10 obisiu
negotiation of The independence oil Greece.
FRANCE.
The Istes, accounts from Paris ere TO the
9Th o. March. They state, that the French
funds had suddenly ia,ien tso per cent. in
consequence, il would seem, OF the conunu-
ance of disutea in the interior, and OF
the discovery OF q qoanti;y OF arms ai Paris,
concealed IL is said, for the purpose OF aiding
IN sn attack on The public aothoriues.
"Groups of people cootiDued to parade IN
great numbers round the Piece de NeDdome,
where 6ODapaue's statue formerly stood,
shouting Live h0holeon ne second" The
EourboDs and Missionaries arc generally de
tested and openly iDsuited. The BoUrbons
end Missionaries ave generally detested and
openly insulted. The capua has the ap.
pearapce Of civil warfare, and nothing but 90
armed force can preserve the public peace.
We are also informed that the same spirit
pe!vades the departments, where the people
publicly cry cut down with The Jesults
Down with The Missionaries a revolu.
lion is anxiousij looked for 10y one party, aud
dreaded by the Other General Benton was
still at large, although "diigeni secreh" as
said TO be making after him.
Fourteen suLsltetn military officers ore
stated to have been arrested al Rochelle,
charged with conspirscy. They are tep-
resent.d 10 have been living for some time
~ o most expensive manner, far beyond their
meaD:, which led ioIheir being narrowly
watched. Songs OF sedIton, II Is added,
had so jngamed their imeglnalions, that they
could no longer disguise their purpose.
The 2oih or 2lst OF March had been fixed,
on which TO hoist what they called the old
standard.
The obnoxious law against the liberty Of
| the press, passed tho Chambe1 OF Peers, on
! the 25Ih of March, sod was presented TO the
| King The following day, who, no doubt, would
| give il his sanction. Several Piedmoo,ese,
| said TO have been living al Paris, under false
| names, had been arrested. One OF the m is
stated to have been implicated 10 The late I'M
surrecuoo.
POLAND.
| A conspiracy Is stated TO have been disco.
vered in Poland, having in view TO excite a
| general insurrection, sod that several per.
sons of distinction have III consequence been
arrested: The rising, il is sa'c, was to have
been attempted The moment Russia mad Segur
to lay her grasp upon the Turkish Empire
The discovery had, Of course, defeated iheiI
projects for the present but it is onSdently
stated, tha, the Poles had Established a cor
respondence with all he disafTected, from
one end OF Europe to auother; circum
stance which was likely 10 lead TO veiy I'm
| portant results In a few years.
SO much Of late has been said OF plots
conspiracies, and instructions IN Europe
that we do not know what to believe. Th.
public mind is evidently greatly asitated, ant
this may be s,tribuied 10 causes which We ar.
| unable 10 penetrate al this distance. A lev
months will, IL 10 moro than probable, throw
4 clear light upon tho actusi state OF these
I courtrles.