The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-07

eO 10 cNfIliHc VI. .
impeaching the ministers. TO exercise all
the powers vested IN examining MagIs
rates ond in the Chambers OF Council.
The object Of this was that this committee
might Inierrogate the accused and take
preliminary proof, in order TO report to the
Chamber, before preparing the acts Of &C
cusa,ion, upon which the Ministers will be
tried by the Chsu,ber OF Peers. The res
olutiop was carried by a majority o. Is6 TO
93. The Chamber then adjourned TO Mon
day the 22d
The Courier Of the 23d says, that among
the alyiccs from Paris of the 2lsi, private
letter from Toulon gives important infor
nation from Algiers. According TO this,
Rourmont hes refused 20 strike the white
flag. and Dnperre has hosied The tri color
cd flag; so that all communication between
tho army and feet are suspended.
II was affirmed ai Toulon on the 7lh,
that the tr.colorod flag was boisted at Ge
noa.
The organization ofthc National Guards,
proceeded very slowly. The cnuse of the
delay, is the expense of equipment, which
the privaics arc generally unable 10 pay AT
once, .andiEerc are no credits given. The
Monicur of The 18Th, contains O.. ordinance
suppressing tie corps Of GeHdnTmorie OF
Paris, and establishing municipal Guard
to consist of l4i3 men, 10 be placed al the
disposal of the Prefoct Of Police The
Gendarmes are refused admission Into the
National Guards. on The ground TINT they
wanted to produce Dissatisfaction, dlsunion
and alteration. The Gendsrmere are
nearly to a mnn opposed To The present sys
tom, aGd 10 tie principles Of the last rcyo
luiion. They scted with great cruelty To
wards the people on the 27ih and 2Sth ol
Jolly.
The workmcn and anti monopolists have
Likewise required that The patent rights and
privileges vested in certain bodies Of men--
such. for example, as butchers. bakers. pro.
pric,ors of voiiurcs, SC. shall be abolished
and have demanded that every ono bc a!
liberty TO exercise such trade rs lie may
think fl. provided he hall cemln, no IN
frnciion of the laws which are made for
public safety md protection.
a Paris paper Of August ~, states that
Gen. Bandrand is Instructed with a special
mission 20 The English government.
A paper Uf tho 2lsl. ssys--"We under
stand that the Council of Ministers have
decided uPon applying to the Chambers for
grant of 90 millions, to afford assistance
To commerce. The crnbarrassmen Of the
mercantile inieres, al i--ris, is occasioned
chiefly by the difficulty Of disc0uniing bills
III difficulty The causes Of which are well
known. IL proceeds from The disappear
ance Of capital occasioncd by The recent
critical circumstances, and from the insult
iricncv Of the aid afforded TO commerce BY
the Bank Of France.
1t il affirmed from Berlin, Aug 10. that
the King of Prussia intends TO send con
hdcntial Envoy 10 Paris, "a SOON as it sholi
be known that the Duke of Orloans is def
nitcly installed as King of The French
a letter from Novarino. dated July IA,
snys--By the las, intelligence from Smyrna
AT Cons,untinop!e, IL appears tha, the Turks
are more tractablo than thcy were supposed
To be; the ahdication Of Prince Leopold has
not occasoned any change in the conduct
Of the Porte, Tor !, Is asserted that firmuns
for the evacuation Of Athens md Negro.
pont had arrived, and that Commissioners
were expected at Negropont to fix the
boundaries. Admiral DE Rigny was a;
NapoNi.
In the Chamber Of Peers, Avg. 81. the
President Informed the Chamber, that the
Minister Of the Interior had the following
letter forwarded to him from the Prince DC
Polignac.
81 Lo. Aug. IL. "M le Baron Having
been arrested ut the moment Of flying
from the late deplorable events, and when
] was endeovorIng to emigra,e into the
island Jersey. surrendered TO the Pro
yisionsl Committee of The Prefecture ofLc
Manchr, as tho Charter did net allow The
Procureur de Roi of the Arrondissement
Of ST. Lo. nor The Judge d'instruc,jon. 10
issue n warrant against me. Surprising
That the Government has given orders for
my arrest, il must be remembered that the
Chamber Of Peers alone, according TO the
new as well AZ The old Charter, has q right
10 arrest a Peer of the realm. do not
know what the Cbombcf will do in that
respect. and If ii will put to my account The
untuward events, which regret more than
any cne else events which struck rs like
a ihunderbolt that no one could fursee and
avert: for IN that terrible nnmen: II was
impossible &c know who To listen to. who
Ia apply 10. and oil We could do wes 10 dc
ient life.
should wish. NJ. 10 Baron, 10 retire to
my own house, there 10 resume those
peaceful habits which coincide So much
with ny own inciins,iops, frem which
was called against my own viii, as is well
known by those who are scqusin'cd with
my character. Too many virissitudes
have filed my life-,oo many misfor',incs
have pcssca over my head in NY tumultu.
ous career. ~ least, in the days of my
prnsT Gritty, no one can accuse me Of hav
ing harbored anv spirit nfreyenrc agains,
those who, perhaps. took advantage Of
! their fortune To pcrsecu,e mo in adversely;
aud. indeed, VI. le Baron. what would be
my fate IL, IN the midst of the turhnlrn, age
in which we live. the political opinions of
those who are horne down by the ,empes,
are considered ss treason by those who