The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-04
LATER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
By the Siias Richadg, Liverpool packet,
we have London dates 10 the 26th Septem
ber and Liverpool of 27lh
The Continent is disturbed by revolutions
End ium0rs Of revolutions, even 10 dlstan,
Russia, where, according 10 publication
IA tho Paris Messagcr des Chlmbres oi
Odd September, (which, however, that pa
per nseIF Giscredits. ,ho imperial Guard in
~. Petersburg had muincd aud 1000 lives
we've lost. We attach no credit tn th.
story; bot the propagation ofthis and siini.
,al accounts. aud the syidlty with which
they are received aEd circu,steG, prove n
very unsettled condition Ufthe public mind
IN SazoAy. hoA over, there really had bocn
revolution, anl the King had abdicated.
Thus !nakes the third sovereign no in the
coafse of .ow weeks hos reiuqushed
beeaHse no could NO! hold, bis throne.
Ia Frame, IN spite Of complaints III the
papers aud occasional brcakings out III the
Chamber of Deputies, We still think order
will be preserved.
prussjs and Spain had both, according
% tho Conditioned Of 18Th Sept, sck
nowledeed Lonls ph,lip; and the recogni
tioa OF aussis vas daily and confidently
expected. Gen. Ctiusei had assumed The
command Of the army Of Algiers. and, 10
jndge by the proclamation he issued on the
occasion, It would SeeR certainly The inten
lion Of France To retain her African con
qGosts. '''phe ia,eption" says the docu
ment, "of the King Of the FreHch is TO in
sure forsgsr the happiness OF the people"
"hom his aFms hsvs delivered. This does
nut look like tempsgssy occupation Of
syAdued regioa..
Admirsl Duperre bad vetHvned 20 Tou-
lon. NJ. de Bourmont s.ill rem,aincd in
Afriss, whence it il supposed he meant to
30 IA Italy. FROM the period Of receiving
Intelligence of Charles KS sbdics;ion till
he was srpersedsd BY Con. Claussl, NJ de
Boarm0Ai bad commanded for the Duke
se Baraeaux, under Tho usma OF Henry y.
BY an ordsr Of tho day fron La{ayeAe it
wa notified to the National Guard that the
Heir apparent tho Duke Of Orissns, had
enrolled himself a. q eannoueer, ia tho Ma.
Iinnai Casrd.
Affairs ia ihs Netherlands wera assum
ing more hostile aspect. ussels WAS
with the Kings speech TO the
Sts,es General, and had secsiled i:s depu.
ies. Prince Frederick. G.ss ntinIe, was
sdvaucing upon Brussels ct ihe head Of al
irmy. aud had iasnsd his proclamation de
,laHDg amnesty and oblivion 10 oil except
'eriain "foreigners." who 1t a,leges were
Disturbances. From, the eS
Tscts we publish. it viii be sesn, that The
ouniry, generally was much agitaied. |
The States Genera! had msdc no roply, as |
ct. to The Kings speech. From the man |
er IN which the States are constituted. they |
novo slowly, ,'ooklowly,fo such conjunc-
nre.-The latest sdyicss speak Of hostii-
les having actually commenced.
From the National.
MILAN, SEPT. 5.-.The Austrian Gener. |
! FTimont, who commands The Imperial |
roops in Lombardy .shas arrived at Milan |
'he garrisons ofalI the places have recew
d endorsements.
ROVE. Sept. 6.--The news which arrv.
d from France has been received with
rest anxiety. In the mean ,ine the Aus.
ian Government, takes tllrea,e ming meas
res sgsinst the v hole fltaly; $4,000 men
re marching towards ltaly, 10 form two
slnps, one at Mlsn, commanded bv Gen
rel Frimort, and tho other al Verona, IN
er the orders of General Nalmoden, with
D ono men, TO guard Naples ard the Ro
ian states us well rs the Gthcr States of
sly. II ~ also asserted, hy secret trca.
; the Soveregns have engaged 10 furnish
,ch their coniingcnis TO Austria. Naples
tn give 25,OO men. The Papal States
GOO men, and the other States in pfopor.
on.
RoNE. Scrt. ii--Thc assembly Of the
oily Office assembled yesterday. to take
to consideration the new charter Of the
rcnch II appears that many members
opposed communicating The DEPUTIES ,
ho hsd aided in il; but, upon the wise nb
rvstions of Cardinals Galcffe ard Odes. J
lchi the reverend fathers became calm. {
he French residents being willing TO ob !,
in the assent Of the Papsl government io
ear Tho ri colored cocksde. the Governor !
Rome bad replied 10 their demand by {
7ting, that the Holy Court had not vel 7
coircd any diplomatic agent from the now
no OF the French, but that immediately !,
the sriivrl of the extraordinary agent '
" would be permitted to wear national ?
lors. y
LATER STILL FROM EUROPE. @
The packet ship Corinihan. Of the FIRST,
IN London, is below. together with the u,
mhua, and several other ships. "
By them, We learn that ihe Dutch troops. N
wing actually entered Brussels on the =,
70 Sept. under false pfeiences, proceed ",
Immediately TO commit the greatest ex .
'sess. Us will be seen by our extracts r.
ercupon the citizens and burgher guard W
9 against thrm, expelled them from the ~
:, and slaughtered great numbers OF m,
m. a provisional government had beer eu
'blishe3, aud the breach between Bel. ~
m and Holland now seems irreparable. IN
'uld Prussia iniCrfcre.as is arprehcnded.
ubduc the Dclgisn-, il would he impos me-
q, We think. ior The government c!i
nrc 10 rcs'fsin tliet rsliun rem an in Tr
,a:c eo',rc ration wiii ,icuL ef.