The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-06

place in Edinburg IN Scotland, where
a large number Of pcrsohs were muir
-dcrcd, for the mere purp0sa; of selling
their bodies to sura eons for dissection.
we should not be surprised. Whaicv-
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eoigSSd
ie character In speech in the French
Chamber of Deputies. D~c. 6, Marshal Sonlt
said. tic ,ras persuaded mo- isar icpaM take
place. This ncws raised the Engfsh funds a.
bont 39 per cent sbut they declined again in
few hours. which decline was une xprctcd.
Tho commander Of the Dutch feet before
.ntwerp. had allowed the merchantmen in
the hssin at Antwerp to proceed to sea.
The King Of, England on the 9Th If Dec
was waited on by v6rions societies OF trades,
manufacturers and friendly institutions, TO tho
number Of or 10000, who presented him an
address
Tnl ths House Of Con,u,ans. Dee. ,fhe new
Chancellor ofthc Exchrquer gave notice or
Committee, for the purpose Of scertaininr
what reductions could be madc m tho salaries
Of persons holding offices under tho Crown.
II was received with loud acrlamsfions.
A conference Of the anhas sssdnrs OF tho
great rosvcrs on tho affsirs of Dsigium. was
sscsld ., London. Dec. 6--Franec. Austria.
Russia, the Netherlands, Prussia and England
were represented.
The counsel for ths Et ministers &c Charles
X have requested of the Paris newspapers.
suspension of public discussion of their ease
until af1er The trial is comnlefed
Letters from Paris slv That an alliance Of.
fensive and defensive hetweGn ffspco and
England is in agitaiion. NH
AsTwEap. Dec. L. rho Breds Cnnrant
says the following arc ~" princia,j xrticics Of
the Convention concluded ~ London.
LIST. That the citadel af Aniwerr should re;
mar, i'i 'dr possession. and -hsil bo occupied
by our troops. II Is adIed TINT a corps Of
British troops will come tooccupE the city Of
Aatwcrp. ~ 'e|
Cd. Tint Msesitiria. ..i..,sy,-.s5< a. ~. and
sisnf yefilae sh-H br RESTORED. IT, Rriss4sf
exxe vficmar win n k5s he's III }sters there.
I'd: That the fcftrcsses of oslriSm IN tho
North and East frontiers shalI be occupied by
tho troops nf the Allied powers
Pans, Dec. g. Chamber of DepAxies --On
the levy ofs3, 900 men, NJ. Nardier de Mont.
iau said that he nnpo.cd sO.0cO men. bccanse
he wished 10000. The cniy rcprosch lie had
against tho ministry is tiot 10 hate called for
more money and men.
Marseal Sonlt said that 100, 600 men we're
not wanted. That the Government had eva.
rv means IN put the army in a rcssaesabie and
formidable state. and that Il acas persuaded
"o rar rould take place. Nevertheless we
are preparing. and taking every measure ~
cusnre succcss, should s6ar bySuk o,A, But
repeat. wc ID not require any augmentation.
The enthusiasm in tke Departments is such
that that number will be cxceadAd By tho vol
untarv .onIistncnt.. And there Is hardly
Conscript that has rot joined bic vsgiment
with the greatest aIacrity.
NJ .Andry de Pniraveau was in favor OF
strengthening the National Guards. We can.
not rclv on the promises Of foraieS- powers
England is interested in the war 1..,t Is
VI. Jars said war was legacy Of barbarous
times. You cannot wish f,r war and in or.
der to preserve peace you arc ready to make
overy sacrifice.
Gen. Richemont recommended the occu.
nation Of Belgium by France. He suprlicnted
France MT TO trust too highly the assurances
of England. Remember. said he, her conduct
towards Denmark. England 10 always gnid.
cd by private interests. Let ne not bc dc.
ceived by the sympathy shown for our revo
luton bv the English peop)e.
The Nation applaudrd tho revolution or
1889, but England nevertheless winged agsinst
a war Of fcxtermination. England will never
allow France 10 f'gmps Sic won't.
willingly give ut issars Ri sfgs ~ hsgstf
Of Antwerp n'lc ~ .isnsre4 oa aes
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