The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-03-27
NEW-YORk, MARCH 30.
LATER FOREIGN NEWS.

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4 dates to the evening of the Slh.
90 GREAT. BRITAIN.
Tho addresses oil tho two Houses
ewr err the British Parliament were presented
h. the Queen on the 7lh, with he usual "a
70 malitics. On the 9Th the Queen return,
:, her gracious answer, thanking them f
y their loyalty, &c.
PARIS, Feb. 0.-'rhe debate in u
- House Of Commons on the 9th, was
"A oasiderable Interest II arose on brin.
:, ng up the Address. Lord Palmerst
e n reply to Mr.. Humc, it will be obser,
;, cd, explained the position of Luxembur
4 with reference TO the claims Of Belgium
and Mr.. OConnelI repaid the late n,tac
upon him by Lord Brougham in kind, an
rendered an explanation Of the horribl
insinuliion he is allcdged to have mad
against the son oflhe late Lord Norbury
The sta;e Of Ireland and a slight refer
, ence to the hosiil,ies in the East, and Il
the views Of Government relative I,
CaCada. concluded the business of IN,
evening.
Captain Narr, att has sent letter te
the newspapers denying that he has ac
copied the command OF tho Brazilian
navy, and also that such an appontrnen,
has ever been offered him.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Feb. THE Moni,eur pub.
fishes Royal ordinance, d ted yesier.
day, revoking the appointment of NJ.
Pcrsil, MS President oC tho Commission
OF the Mint. This removal Of Nj. Persil
from his office is understood to have been
caused by that gcntleman's b.ing mixed
up with the Opposition electoral com.
mi'iees. The appointment, was worth
10000 ir. per anunm.
Paris, Feb. 9.-1hc Echo Francais
was seized yesterday for publishing two
paragraphs Of the article in the National
Tor winch :hat jonrnal was seizcd The
day before.
PARIS, Feb. 6.-The Coalition and
the dissolution the Chambers are again
the themes exclusively dwcIt on by the
Of this morning.
The Quo'idienne still contends that
the Chamber has been dissolved to en-.
sure the triumph Of system of favori.
tlsm. which is itself the protace Of u
certain exalted will, perso iifcd in few
men g.
The JicqleIninot p,rty." says this
journal, "has been formed only for the |
purpose Of suhjngating the government
10 this Determined will. II was a league
entered lplo by the Court party against
parliamentary liberty. Corruption has
'een tried IL every io,m TO obtain The
of the Chambers, or at least
he abdication OF its importance. The |
,hamber was dissolved, because the
,ourt was unable to influence it by the +,
vsiem Of corruption. The ins.runcl;
as broken because it refused To bond"
BELGIUM. h
The Brussels Independent, the govern %
ent. paper, oCFebuary 4b, states that :,
consequence of the appointment of the Il
LIBERATED Polish officer, General Shrzy. "
'cki, to- command in the Belgian army, VI
Pr,slan and Austrian Ambassadors al
d demanded their passports, aud were in
The poin; OF leaving brussels. go
Before asking Cor his passports. SAYS :,
. correspondent of the Paris Tennis III, -
is,rian Ambassador presented 70 the Di
'lgiun government note from Prince
ettereich, drawn up in strong and fo
enacing terms, in which the escapc of -;
enefal SkrzyGecki from Prague is con ;"
lercd as having been made with III, DC
'-operaiion OF the Belgian government, NJ
I'd this, together with his admission into X,
e army, is styled hostile demoas,ra. Va
nn against Austria. :.
The belgian Chambers were proroeu.
by royal decree from the i,h of Feb. OF
AIRY until The 4th of March. VI
a letter from Brussels of the 9TH of ST
,bruary mentions report ,ha, all the Ii,
rench Generals in the Belgian service
we been recalled to France. y
\ Courier had been sent eff to Vienna 81
ID beri'i' with dispatches, recalling te
o bs'snn Charse d Affairs at ih,se
'urts. ,...'. -,
mere are now assembled on the Belgian
ohlier' distributed IN different canoa- y
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