The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-03-13

Il London evening paper OF the ON OF
February, and have received by Ire
Sampson our regular files of Lloyd's
Shipping Lists, aud London papers to
the morning ofthat day.
The Sampson sailed from Portsmouth
on the evening ofthe 9TH February. She
has not yet been telegrephed, and of
course T~ao other paper has theneios.=EO
A conspiracy of some importance, has
been discovered at Paris, but immediate
ly put down, the debates in the Cham
bers on the Budget continues, and at
times are as acrimonious and violent us
usual. The celebrated Sect of IT. ST.
mOnians have attracted the attention of
Government,-the Chief has been seized
and the Hall in which they held their sit
ings closed.
England aud France have taken de-
cided step in Belgian Affairs. They
have ratified the Treaty agreed on by
tho London Conference. The two Gov
ernments it is said have held the most
decided language to the other powers
The seizure of M. Stevens, the Ghent
editor is justified by Leopold's Govern
ment, on the ground that he instigated
the Belgian troop to desert. The ques-
ton of the demolition of the Belgian for
tresses, it is asserted has been arranged.
The Belgian Government it is stated in
an article from Brussels desirous to es-
tablish as soon as possible commercial
relations with the United States, intends
10 send thither Immediately M. Desire
Behrens, Minister-President.
The Reform Bill is still dragging on
slowly in the House of Commons. Sir
Henry Parnell, the Secretary of War,
has resigned. He absented himself from
the House on question embracing the
foreign policy adopted by the British
Government.
-Four of the Bristol rioters have been
hung, the rest pardoned. The court
martial on Captain Warrington was still
sitting. An immense mob had collected
at Manchester, in obedience to the call
of the Political Union Society, and been
dispersed by the civil and military author
ity.
Don Pedro had taken formal leave of
Louis Philippe, preparatory to embark
ing on his projected invasion of Portugal
He was dressed in Portuguese Field
Marshal's uniform.
LONDON, Feb. 6th-Cty t,celcc o'clock.
!. The letters from Paris, received
. this morning mention the fact of
the conspiracy which was announced
here on Saturday, but do not appear to
consider it of much Importance.
From the London Courier, FEB. 6.
RUSSIA.
We have received the St. Petersburgh
papers to The 2Ist ult. They state that
on the 18th, the anniversary of the birth
day of her Imperial Highncss the Prin-
cess of Orange was celebrated in that
city with extraordinary pomp, and that
their Majesties, whit the Imperial Family,
the Cabinet Ministers, and all the great
officers Of the Court, added, by their pre-
sence, to the solemnity of the scene.
The Emperor, in conferrIng the Order
of St. Andrew, on Count Canerin, his
Minister of Finance, addressed to him a
rescript, full of very fiattering compli-
ments, and of no very measured boast
ings, of the financial resources and pros
perity of the Russian Empire. Not on
ly, says the Autocrat, shave the revenues
of the state suffered no diminution, but
the extraordinary demands arising from
the wars in Persia, Turkey, and Poland,
have been fully provided for, and rapid
and advantageous impulse given to man
ufactures."
LONDON, Jan. 25.--We last night received
the Paris papers of Sunday. Supplement
to the Constitutional contains an extract
from the .Moscoio Gazette OF the 9th Decem.
Der, which is of Importance as indicative OF
the feelings entertained by the Russian Gov
ernment towards this country. We need
hardly observe, that the Slave who wrote the
article in the Mosco,o Gazette, subject as he
is to rigorous Government Censorship, burst
not have yentured on this piece Of gasconad
;ng insolence towards the English Govern
ment, without feeling we'll assured that il
would be acceptable to his own. The stuff
about Calcutta would have been ridiculous at
any time, but after the difficulty experienced
by the Russians in overcoming handful Of
brave Poles, il is supremely so. War is ca.
lamity to be deprecated on many accounts
but if tho Russian Government imagnes that
any quadruple alliance ofmere Governments
will enable it to revive the Holy Alliance
policy in Europe, il will find itself grievously
mistaken. There is an immense difference
between the present time and that when the
Russians were suffered to advance to Paris.
! Russia is a formidable power in the sense
in which the United States are formidable by
land. In entering thinly peoplel country,
..,:s Ia N re atarV0Q.