Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-23


Inc office OF Pscfdcns OF the Uaitei Sra,es. The
company was numerous, yer ielctt. Mpy
patriotic fongs were fong. one ia particular. wsf-
ten for the cccaGon, with the chorus. !" besfsb
10 orr faebsn. and hsg saSy Be Lve," was &c
Iccived with great applsofe.
Ii is now faid. certain ner arrsnpcrpsnrs
were made yeacrday az the priwy c,uncii. aud
lthat an Important m.GaSs will I've fcns 10 the
parliament this evening By fuch rcpos,s thc
| Iaock. were farthsr d:prefei. Al oac o'clock
| the o nnium was as low as 6as "a siicouns.
and the 3 per cents. at % So.
Tne royal "a niiys naexpeetei departure
I from Windfor ysaerlsy moroing vas occaio,-
cd by the arrival Of fome dIpa,ch-s which his
Majelty received In rhe morning az fevea o. clock
| by mcIenger from minifer IN coniequeocc Of
a meeting which tbcy had on Sunday eveaing. -
| His MajefY gave Immediate Directions for pre-
parations 10 be made for going TO London with
| all potIible fpecd. A fey minuets before eight
O'Clock his Majeay's Hohbey Groom was dif,
patched to London 20 order the hoffes TO meet
the royal family at Hoann ,w. The meGenger
made iuch good fpeed that he arrived at the
News al quarter before ten.
Al three O'Clock cabinet council was held
at the Queens Houfe, which his Majeay at
tenlel; and th-re we're psefent the Chancellor
OF the Exchequer, the Earl Of We2morelsna.
Lord Hobart, Lord CsaIcreaeh. MIR. Bragge,
&c. The council TAT for coufdcrabletime.
The commander Of every fhip in the har-
Dor Of Portfmou,h has received orders to repair
to Spi,head with all ponible dipa.ch.
l Nttf
I, Extrsa Of letter from PORT Republican, dated
| Mach al, received via Ph,ladelphia.
| s. The brgapds have lately ieized upon
brig from HayIe, on board of which were 3,
perfons, moitly psaengers. iocuding one womaa
and ione children. Within three days we have
heard ot the taking OF pstii Goave by the brig
| apds. The fouthefn department is likewite in
DAGGER. The plain Of Aux Cages Rcchelois,
and leycrai other diasitis have been burnt.
General Rochamheau has i,nt to the Comman-
dand at Aux Cages 1900 men, ~h, will fop
The psosrc6 wh.ch thcie rebels arc making dai.
ly." ~,
Exira7 Of ax}siisr fran msrebasf is 1kr- cayss
10 bis eorr5lpss-!sst IN Neyo rs,k, dated March
iatb, rsec'psd ria Ft,kral lttia.
! On ehe 7ih ina. VIC were attacked by
the Negroes, VIII. after a cloie eugsscmenr of
three quartess Of an houf, were repu!ied with
the loi, of 800 men killed. On their reueas
they left goo mBacrs the 6eld. Our Dois
was only one ,Paliih cspisin killed. and three
man wounded. Nearly all the mua,toes in Aux
Cayes revolsed, and joined the negroes. The
la,,er had burn, the greater part OF La Psinc,
and sGsiinated feveral white inhabitants. Our
troops made fortie on the 9th, and found ma
; ny black women smonga the killed great
. ms nber Of .ren wounded in the engzgemcnt al
the 7ul, had Gnce died. Upon one plantation
FIVE black women were found dead, with i5
8 jenijohns ia their poGefl,n. Orders from the
I Cape were received on the 18th, TO prepare
5000 additional rations for troops which might
be hourly expected. A frigate, il is faid, has
landed beiween and 400 at Aquin. Tnc in
= habitants arc much alarmed, and conf anfly on
: duty and the commander in chief. fearful that
he ihouId bc !urpriicd in 'be night, has ordered
!. alarm guns 10 be frequently fired, that the in.
habitants and the troops may be yigi!ant at their
potts." ~ - q
Exva9 sf a ieny6sn Poy, Republican, dated
Ma,eb ~.
te MY hn Letters informed you of the TIL :
ing loGes hsd thea fuAesed at Eiraguane. I
call tnofc nov sriHing. il comparifon with what
{ have futfered by the z!.noR total dcfmction
, OF the South Dcrarfment, which 10, with few
exceptions, In the power ofthc Brigands. The
flames have corfumcd the plains aud the noun
tsins. Mrsgrane and Afgun are reduced TO
alhes, AMI all the other to~ ms ase furrounded
. ty the iaiafgenn. Jessmie, however, Gill re-
mains untoached, bat menaccd on every Gde.
The mulsstoes arc at the head Of the trosb!cs Of
: the South. Three days 6nce the town of'Pesit.
Guavc was given up by a confpiracy Of the
e people Of colour. A great part of the gsrri(on
{ were ma(Tscred. the Ief faved ihcnf.lvcs by
9 f~iDming to afrgasc that was at anchor in the
4 road, which veiIei was fred upon by the infuf-
. goats, and had feveral killed aod wounded.
: The grcatca dearusiiou was accompliib-
c ed juR on the sppearsace of the reinioIcemenss
: 1000 men have arrived, part of shefe landed
a at Theron eonhdefable forces arc expected and
arrive daily. 80
! :" The cvilisgreaf, and much fear il will
feqnise length Of timr 10 conquer this pnfortu.
: nate country. The fightful maisdy thar RACES
{ among the troops, Is cruel and diisfrons it
: may well be called peeilensisl by The ravages
which il daily snakes. The moa melancholy
reflections have feired noon my mind and
firmly believe, what pofibIy may appear aaon-
ihiog TO yco. that we n all be Obliged 20 sbzn-
don altogether this country. once 10 rich. iuxu-
rant aod productive.
"Tbis 10 fixed on as the feat Of govern