Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-11-02

Berlin are ftil undecided, bot a ca,eporicai an
i~er has been desnaned OF frederick William.
by Alexander l.
Asguh aS.
The Monituer obfcryes, that England Is
preeipitsting Aoa.ia into war by Inducing her
70 n.ke IN the Tyrol and Italy afmamen,s
which cannot bat 5e conGdered al commence-
meat OF hcisilicies. IL is evident, from This
language thar Bonspartc conhders war ~iih
Al Ina ss inevitable, and If he hal been pre-
pared there is no realon TO doubt bur that he
would have Commenced hofliiitics before This
time, ootit ia clear the prompsi,ude ard cnergJ
dliplaycd NJ the Two imperial couis, have CON-
pisa'ly dilconcened HIN.
Tn: article, 10 the Moniteur. from various
parts oE the Auitrisn territories, fpeak Of NO.
thing but xar---in tact il 10 evident that The
FIench government con.ider ~as ~ish A1ftIiA a.
unavoidable
The Monitcur. of the ,,h ina. il note
upon I'll. policy Of Auli ria aod Prufia, ob!erves,
that IL /, no vie furprizing thar the number OF
troops which Auitna has pot in molten ihouid
incline England 10 believe her difpoied 10 coa-
lefee agalnr France buI that Napoleon cnter-
tains better opinion of the emperor, than TO
imagine him guilty. of fach hou 6sh,ed policy
as 20 put his crown and dominion al hazard tor
the fake o. fwclling the maritime inio!ence OF
Englsnd. The wriier proceeds 10 comment OPP
on The in,erferencc of RutiA al Rat'ib IN, IN
throwing down the gaun'iet To France, ard ui-
ing every effort 10 pTccipiIsle he Gsrinanic bo-
dy into hoitilities and windI W hi, ciau.e by
oDle"Ving that the States of Germany krs" bet
ter thln 10 excite war 70 be ioaght at thcir
Own doon which muif either weaken OF dSaIoy
them, and thus give ROGis sn opportunity Of
incrcaGog her power in shc fou'h. The note
j, of imooth and cpncia,ory nature, 5sd has
agrecsbiy iurpTiicd us, bec,uie we exp,tted
ione'h'ng more bullying and arrogant frou, Bo-
nsps'te at rhs moment. tlc ieeins al. tsedly
alarmed az The dcc,6on Of Rofia, aud stsmpys
Alternately to ca ole and ntimidatc AuAris. toto
the fame kind otconduci which ne recommends,
20 10 exampiafy ,nd conionsn, to the Common
inte'eits Of Earope and the Gsfnah States in
PluHia.
All travellers from the Tyrol and
Aultrian Italy, fpealS with ailonith-
ment of the quantity of troops and
Wagons that block up all the roads
and render it difficult for pahenyets
10 travel.
Auguf 20.
Private accounts from France,
fate, thar fquadron OF five fail OF
the line and four frigates, with fever
al traniports, are now ready for fea,
at Toulon, having 10000 troops on
board--this force is luppoied TO be
defined 70 attack the Ruiiians at Cor
tu.
The Object Of the Brett Acct in
their movement OF the aft, was evi.
IDENTIFY to prevent admiral Cornwallis
from Tending to points where they may
be wanted, any ccniiderable detach-
ments. The movement appears TO
have been combined with the activity
obierved among admiral DeWinter's
fluadron, in the Texel, on the fame
day.
There is report thar earl Spenc-
er has Joined the prefent adniniifra-
tion, and that his lordlhip is to be
placed at the head OF the admiralty.
Lord Caltlereagh has failed as a
candidate in the election in Dover
county in, Ireland.
September 1.
TWAS mentioned yelterday at the
Eaf-lndia houfe, that admiral Calder
had inltructions to meet the home
ward bonnd EAT India feet in a CIV
en latitude, which he has reached by
this time, to convoy it fate into port