The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-02
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From Zee Boston Pdtribt ef yesterday.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
FRANCE.

BY the arrival at this port Of the ship
Clcmatis, Capt Holmes; IN b days
from Hayfe, papers from that place to
July ~, and from Paris to July y26, are
! received.
France was in a state Of political eS-
citement; the Ministers had sent re-
prescntation 10 the King OF the state Of
the country. and a revolution was even
anticipated, as a not remote event, es-
pecially if the present Ministry shotild
he retained in Office.
The Chamber Of Deputies Rad bse,
again dissolced, Befbre 1t had assembled. !
The Liberty ef the Press has Been
suspended By a Royal Decree:
The French Government appearst to
be intoxicated with its success against !
A!giers, and having obtained there ovef
100 millions Of francs, the necessity of
the Chambers to vote supplies is not
immediately felt.
1t is stated that eighty-seven officers
had been reformed from office, for their
political opinions.
A passenger states that the public
funds at Paris had fallen tioo per cent.
in consequence of the high-lianded meaa
J sures of the French government.
We have the official dispatches of
, Gen. Bourmont, at Algiers .dnted JULY
, 10 and l3, and of Admiral Dpperre,
dated July ~, at whchtime the Ftench
! were in quiet possession OF Alsiefs.
The defeated Dey, had decided To re-
F, tire to Naples, and was quarantined, at
/. Mahon, with Ills 10 followers, on his
5 way to Naples. The vessel By which
: these dispatches were brought, left AZ
: giers July Is. She brought frofh the
Treasury of the Regency tf Alsiers,
thirteen millions Of .frd'ts In ing0ts Of
h gold and silver, and in golden coin,
e The Paris papers have many specu:
" lations on the probable dtsposition of
% the French Conquest, but these specu-
IS lations do not seem to- he entitled To
,r much regard.
10 Gen. Bourmont was expected to ar
rive in Paris &ug. 3.
Admiral Duperfe was to he appoint:
ed Marshal Of France, after tile reduc-
4 ton of Tripoli, which was to be at.
in tempted by the fleet alone.
nt The invcntoried treasures of In,
n Dey are said to amount To 80 millions
mi of francs in money and 10 millions II
gold and silver bullion and plate. Their
were besides 20 or 80 millions not In
a' ventoricd. lie was allowed to retai
~ for his own use 8 l.lilions and his es
III tates. g..
"S July o3. William i,h prorogued til
"u British Parliament in person. III
y, speech on the occasion Is given ;
OIL length. The Paris editor says, III
language Of the new King is full of M
BILE frankness, and the assurance
az M gives, of his determination to maintai
'ie the peace which now happily prevail
vi to aid in all measures of economy, an
'"s his approval of Catholic Emancipati,
'hs are happy omens for the opening reig
and all Europe must applaud SEN
ments, SO worthy the Constitution
ale, King OF Great People.
ore The Patriot publishes transla,io
pre- Of the two important ordinances S,
'nty pending the liberty of the periodic
press, and dissolving the chamber
Deputies. Want of room compels
vent to omit them. .-...
liar ,rha c,l,au,;, = ov.ro,, rrou, ,
'te,- second decree -" Being informed
i'.h the manGuvres that have been praci
TOT cd in many quarters of our kingdo
to deceive and mislead the clect'
during the last operations of the el
lana toral colleges,
Or Sour council being heard,
7th ave have ordained and do orda
I24 Article {. The Chamber Of DE
). In ties of the Departments is dissolved
paid Signed. CHARLES.
nd i'm In addition to these DEGREES, thcr
I for third and long Decree promilgat
nths, directing the new elections to be m
been i'm manner said to he contrary to
the provisions of the Charter, and ,
al. much limiting the right of suffrage
err. II would seem from a hasty perusa
the decree, that but about one qua
ha, Of the voters were to he allowedto '
~ We also learn, that the editors oi
u,oo newspapers and other periodical
Paris, had a meeting on the psomu
tion of the Decree, suspendiDgth
an'oy dom of the Press, and with b,r one
~ nis ccption had agreed to disregard
ing )" Decree. Tbis looks rebellion.