Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

ate Is obliged to ipform ycur Exceileacy Of an
occurrence, which Is, in every refped, OF mott
ferrous nature, and which has filled the Senate
With the grcsteA forrow. Lar night detach-
ment of between two and three hundred french
troops landed fcclctiy in the foburb called Ham
burger Bsrg, proceeded to tic Gfindrl. aod there
furrounded fhe country houfe of Sir George
Rvmbold, Bironer, charge d'Afaires from his
Bri,mnic Majeay, to the Circle of Lower Sax
ony, fciz,d him, and carried him. with foine Of
his effects. TO Hamburgh. A, il was impotiibe
FOR the Senate 10 prevent this occurrenle.
which did not come TO their Knowledge till sfer
il had taken plscc, il now only remains tor them
20 employ ey:ry means 10 claim the liberation Of
Sir George Rumbold, ard the reltoratiou OF his
effects. The Senate beg, your Excellency 10 be
affuted they will leave no means nntried, az Tar
as lies in theis power, to obtain that end.
(Signed) WIDOW"
Ham5A,rb, oa. IS. 1904.
The Moni,cur of The IIIh inf. in the Paris
article, 6ya--
"Mr. Rumbold. Englifh AGENT al Ham.
bnrgh, arrei.ed within cannon ihot Of the ad-
vanced pol of the French army of Hanover, &
carried 10 Paris, has been libera;ed through the
protection of the King Of Prufiis. anG hs, been
TENT TO Eoeland by the way of Cberbourg. IL
the proceedings againa this worthy aa,ciatc Of
Drake. Spcacer Smith, aud Taylor, rad beer
completed. they would have furnfhcd iotances
as remai kable as thoie Of his acconplices."
November "a.
Altho' Minii1eW have NOT received any dh-
patch direttly from Mr. Frere. announcing his
intcnded departure from Madrid on the 10th Of
this month, yet the probability OF fuch an erent
leads o, 10 believe that the intelligence 10 10 Tot
Aance true. We never could Zee the inallelt
poiEbiliiy Of negotiation after the csptuIe ct
the Spahiih frigatrs, neafure which, indcpen-
dent Of pre-exitting differences, mua have been
70 difficult to conci,iate, either III the pride or
the intereas oi Spain.
Tae difreh Of that Power, and nataral
anxiety TO fave fuch pr; OF her American re-
tusns as were expected home, migbf dictate bf
ten OF evsiive generalization, thoagh this ap-
pears doubtful, Gnce the event which has occur
rei was calculated to excite quick feeling Of
,ctentm.nt, which could only be diipayed with
dignity but in an immediate termination OF dip
lomsric proceedings. 1t Mniiters have ground,
70 jvltify the var, they mua nave exifed long
before tho orders TO feze Spaniih veGeL. FOR the
condue, OF Spain, however hottie aud aveiie TO
negociation, sfles thas will appear iuihcient)y
natural. -
Parliament, i, is now undcraood will be far
thr prorogued TO the S,h Jaaoary, aa5 the
Proclamation will appear In 10 morrow's Gaz
cite. --------
PARrs. Nova
vea.rsay "a Eoe,ifh thsec mated ve Gel
from St. Pete fb irgh. w,;h twelve gans. aud 10
ren. aud cargo ce:nased s,. 500 soe5 iis,es
tahove i6 oool. acrIing) ran a(h,'e ucar Csiais |;
the veAel was fsiz,d aud was iafe, and the crew
werc made priionen.
A decree has been puhlilhed, permitting the
exploration of grain to Spain aud Portugal.
from the depsumsoss on the frontiers OF Spain,
ard ceyt,ip pnru.