The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-24
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LATEST FROM EAGLh.YD.
By the ship Herald, Captaio Fox, which
arrived OF this port last evening from Liver
pool, We have received our files of London
papes to March II, and Liverpool papsrs TO
the I4th. They contain various accounts OF
disturbances in France which are represented
As Of some importance. A great noo'bef OF
changes had been made in the different oiii'
ses of the departments The funds remain
ed high, and without any material change
il was reported for several days that General
Baton was at The head Of BODY OF troops, and
was matching upon Nantes. The govern
fhent had attempted 10 arrest him bu. he had
etuded pursuit. Tho discussion oil the Law
OF the Press was not concluded.
The papers speak with more confidence oil
Russian war. In sdditios to the paragraph
which we have copied from the Courier, the
Morning Chronicle rems'ks, Mr.. Ilerny
alluded very sign,fcsotIy Gin the debate on
the reduction OF the five per cents 10 the
connexiOn between the basio ot the C0aocei'
lor of the ExcheQusr TO close his arrange.
ment, sad the expectation of war between
Russia and Turkey" and adds " there Is now
on almost universal conviction IN tho best ih-
informed circles that o Russian and Turkish
war is inevitable" tf
A letter from Odessa states that the Schsh
OF Persia has refused the intervention ot the
English Minister, and has issued formal
asciAration OF war sgsin.' the Porte.
LONDON, March n.
The following 10 an ex,fsct OF private let
GER, which we have received this mornin;
from Paris. In that capital, among the besl
infui med persons upon political events, the
persuasion is very strong that hos,iiities must
yaks place between Russia and Turkey, and
that the declaration of war by tho iormer
Power, will soon ,5e pu, forth. We can add
nothiag TO this belief, OF our own knowledge,
either one way or the other; bu, shail more
ly lay before our readers the facts commoni-
Gated by oar correspondent Courier.
"PARIs, Tuesday night
"a commercial courier arrived hero to-
day, from ST. Petersburgh, which ne left on
thc i7th of February. IL was believed at his
departure, that war was on the point OF bteak-
log Out with Turkey, for orders had been
sent 20 all The armies and tho Russian llcet
n tho Black Sea. The Grand Dukes were
gone to ,hs army, and the Emperor and mis-
Ministers wero expected 10 set of imnedl-
s,ely."
We have received the Paris papers Of
Monday aud Tuesday. The internal stA,e OF
France 10 evidently not satisfactory one.
Without adveriing to what may or may aot
- the causes Of the evo0ts which are taking
place, lhe TACT 10 updsnisble ,hst plots and
eoospiracios prevail to an charming extent.
Nor t. ths discon,eot confined 10 a particular
district, but We hoar Of i,s breaking out 10
different a0d distant provinces. No sooner
Is one attempt deiess cd shao another IS made,
snd ii we MAJ Judge from the private &C.
counts we have received, these attempts are
by no means Of that trivial aad insignificant
character which they are represented 10 DO
Ivy tho Paris Journals.
From she Boston Gazette Of 2bYrsGay last.
Some accounts from Paris would seem 10
Indicate, that fresh revolution was on the
eve OF develope ment and that General Ba-
ton had actually assembled a considerable
;oIce in opposition to the government. This
must be gross exaggoration. Still the ae-
counts, which are most favorable, speak of
the recent events IN that Kingdom, as threat
sning the stability oi its kineiy government.
Tho Courier says, "the peril is indeed the
greater, because France is iiterally surround
ed with tho combustibla materials of revoiu-
stonary explosion; and that Spain, the North
al Italy, and Germany, arc 50 many sources
whence the ,orren, Of disatfection to ieyiri.
-eafe government may receive inexhaustioIe
suppIies." Dispatches had been received
sy Lord Londonderry, in great haste, from
p.,,s, snj presumed TO be Of an highly inter.
es,ing nature, sinco his Lordship, who had
gus, SAT down to dinner, OH sscertaining their
conyeots, snssao,ly arose, and with rcat agi-
ration left the room, and repaired TO his Office.
IL Is stated, that Napoleon II. was openly
proclaimed every where in tho rio,ous as
semb,sses, and that s,s,o of popular feeling,
hostile TO tho present dynasty, was spreading
throughout tho departments. .... =.
Later from England.
Rosro1 Aent, co