The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-16
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

furnished US with the Liverpool enron
icle Of the 7th August, from which we
have extracted the most important in
telIigencc.
The following communication from
the Earl Of Aberdeen to the chairman
Of Lloyd's, has been posted at bloyd's
this morning. "Tuesday, Aug. 3. Sir.
Il am directed by the Earl of Aber-
deem to acknowledge the receipt ofyour
letter ofthe 3lstult. stating the capture
offour British vessels blythe Portuguese
squadron blockading Tcrccira, and ]
am directed to acquaint you, for the
information Of the parties interested,
thus immediate steps will be taken by
his Majcsty's government for obtaining
redress. l am, sir, your most obedicnt
servant, DUNGLAss,-the Chairman Of
the Committee Of Lloyd's."
liverpool Chronicle.
LONDON, Aug. S. The complexion
Of te-day's news from Paris, has given
rise to infinite pt r ,,lcxity in the city,
where the endeavors made to unrayeI
the mystery have been any thing bat
satisfactory. 1t seems that the fact C.
ven Of Charles KS abdication, as well
Of his application for safe conduct TO
leave the country. are spoken of With
doubt by some Of the Parislctters, tho
one would imagine that the mention of
the abdication, in the speech of the
Duke of Orleans would set that ques-
tion at rest in any rational mind. The
request by the King foi an escort, is
said in one of the letters to have been
made to the Provisional Government,
but that it was done without the Kings
concurrence, and that it is in fact, a
forgery. II is also said, that Charles
X. has considerable body Of troops
with him, and that he has the means of
making formidable stand. Among
the reports of the day was one, that am
embargo had been laid mt Calais and
Boulognc, aud as there appeared no
adequate motive for such an attempt,
it created at first much alarm. On in
1uiring however, at the Office Of the
Steam Navigation Company, it proves
to be quite unfounded. The BcJast,
from Calais, and the Brockhbank, from
Boulogne, steam-boats, left those plac-
es this morning, and report, that there
is no interruption between the two
countries.
There has occurred no material fluct-
uation to-day in the funds. The ten
dency in the market was to rise, had
il not been checked by the. contradict
IONS i'm the intelligence from France.
Consols closed at 9ls for the account.
FRANCE. The latest Intelligence from
France is contained in the annexed
extracts from Paris papers Of the Sd
August. 1t appears that the Chamber
IF Peers had been opened, at which the
Lieutenant General was present and
made n spcech-and that the act ofab-
,Iication by the King and the Dauphin, :,
had been laid before the Chamber. 1t
also appears that these acts of abdica-
tion are made in favor of the Duke Of
Bordeaux only. 1t is evidently the in-
tention of the Kingto excite civil war.
PARIS, AUG. 3.
OPENING OF THE CHAMBERS
SPEECH OF THELIEUT. GEN
EpAi. OF THE KINGDOM.
Peers and Dcputics,--Paris, troubled
in its repose by deplorablc violation
of the Charter and the laws: defended
them with her heroic courage! In the
midst of this saDguinary struggle oil
the guarantees Of social order no lon
ger subsisted. Persons, property,
rights--cvery thing that is most valua-
BILE and dear to men and TO citizens,
wasexposedtothc the most serious dangers.
In this absence fall public power,
the wishes of my fellow citizens turned
towards me; they have judged me wor-
thy to concur With them III TIC salvation
If the country; they have invited nc e
exercise the functions of Lieutenant
General Of the kingdom.
Their cause appeared to me to be
just, the dangers immense, the necessi-
ty imperative, my duty sacred-I has
tened to the midst OF this valiant peo-
pie, followed by my family. and wear-
| ing those colors which, for the second
time, have marked among us the tri-
umph Of liberty. r..N-
have come firmly resolved to devote
myselfto oil that atcircumstanccs should
require Of me in the situation in which
they have placed me, to rc-establish
the empire of the laws, to save liberty
which was threatened, and render Inn
possible. the return Of such great evils,
by securing forever the power of that
Charter, whose name invoked during
the combat, Was also appealed to after