Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
BOS TON, May 6.
From f6r MeGi.tyyaneat
LATE AND AUTHENTIC

In the fhip Perseverance, which arrived
from Lrgho,n and Giofs,sr, WILLIAM EA-
TON. Ei1. our Con!ul for The city aud kingdom
OF Tunis, came paiienee, aud viii in.ncdis ely
proceed 30 tHe iea, of government. Doctor
GEoRcg DAVIS, of New York Ia left charged
with fans.
- A, late as the fri Of April Malta was
not evacuated by tn Englifh nor any apparent
movemeots 10 thar effect. IL ~as iaid thar tranf-
ports were gone - bling off the Bri,ih gsrrion
g. IN Aeyard'ia; hut, j, is thought. more prob
sby 20 ,rosii them.
/" ia confq ence of the late mutiny at
Gibra!a,, the D1ke OF Kent was about to re-
turn to Eng slaud. and the garriion TO be reliev.
ed.
" The French governmen, ha. finally ad :.
jnfrd all mfond-ritandi q with ,he reeency of
Alg,ers ~ agcne arc ID m 10 the Dcy's terms.
Conjecture fays, hat 1ALLsYKAND has touch.
ed daueea, 'r'm the Jews BoCRl and BusNAH,
and cYntequcniiy periuaded his young mater
int dec,hon on which ne had long balanced
be, 0een commercial policy and prvae ambition.
-BoNApARTf might. indeed. have added one
n.re iprg 10 ihe lsureIs which already cloud
his hro", ny annexins the " Potent Dey" to the
G. aoeue Of his 1,ves and might have done
fmc,hing haodf me for the pockets of the Con.
fuls-- But the arch Bih,p is of opinion, that il
~ouii u. killing the goofr for an egg-that an
A!giers in activity would be ultimately of more
u,iirty 70 the French Republic, and of courie, to
their foyeteigo, than an Algiers in ruios-- and
thar nota i,hhanding all the ./axjo,sunade dif-
PLAYED the inhjeet, his piraticsl highneis
ough, 10 ne tecure in the friendihip Of the F,rR
Coofo ! Confequen,ly rha, chief OF bEigand,
will have nothing the enfuiog ieafon to check
h. rcdatiCns on whatever tributary nation
svio',l ihsll difett his outrage, Whole deiuqueu.
Sy may tutniih him with pretext.
'' The Dey poGtively refuies to receive Mr..
CaibeQ,, as Confsl for the United States and
., decidedly rjcet, cafh n lieu vt The naval Rores,
in pAvrncr, OF the anausi tribute for the lait and
ptefBt y,sr.' According to the ftatement of
NJ. O'bRisN there will be an arresrage due
ths, regency, on tbe s,h Sept. next. OF iz4,o73
dDf1N; IL beng The tribute and contingencies Ut
two years /; including &c, 900 dollars, efimated
eooinsr prefent. and IS ooo dollan, ranfom Of
the m, Ger ard four feanen OF the brig franklin,
from The Bsfha~ of 1ripoli, through the inter.
venion of Algie,.
1.-The Bey OF Tunh requires, and is refolv-
ed 90 have, as DEMONSTRATION OF the real friend.
fhip Of the Preiidcnt OF the United States, .
good frgae Of thirty fix gnns and fundry
articles OF imailer coniidera'ion, which he has
henihed TO the government. He aaers right
OF flee intercouife with Tripoli, in contempt OF
an actual blockade; s. declares his determination
60 hold the United States amenable for all inirsc.
sion, Of thi. sGumed right. He has emgeei
M. EAroS becsufe, he lays, he moR have an
American Coaful with difpoh;ion more con.
,eniaI tc tr- Barbary in,erea, Or. in the lan-
tusge Of hi, Miniaer, more Pliabie to hi, views.
1his chief is epdeavoring to negotiate apeaee
with Portugal, with viev Of giving his cor
fair. grearer range, by psfing them into the
Atlantic. IL YET uncertain which Of his loyal
friends, the Danes, Sssdes OF Anerisans, will
d dssgnssd a. their prey.