The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-24

SO, long IS, SO, spoke the pris.tcer Paul
Jones, Capt. Taylor, Who iosormcd that he
had captured brig from Eoglsod for New
Bedford, with dry goods, and an English ship
from England Tor Newfoundland tie also
informed tha, his arm-chest bad blown up,
which killed hi, Doctor and several men.
Friday morning, to the eastward Of Monfsng
was boarded from the Loire Grigatc from Hal
itaS, the 1t. of which Informed that they
we're looking FOR squadron of ir;gatcs which
they expected TO find that day. She parted
from the New-Jerscy at -, A. NJ. standing
to the ). and at 4. p. NJ. Friday afternoon CT.
). saw about four miles frou Long-island
shore, eight fisa,es and two briggs, standing
20 the w. under easy sail. Capt. 5. snppos-
es this was the squadron which the Captain cf
the Loire was looking .or.
TIE Captain of The Loire made an en-
dorsemenl on Capt. SIS papers, of which the
following is copy :-
Warned not 10 enter the Chesapeake, Del
aware, New.Yotk, New-London and Boston.
JOHN BROWN,
june IS. 1913. Capt of II. NJ ship Loire"
The Captain Of Tie Loire inlormed Capt.
S. OF the situation Of the American squadron
a, Ncw-London, and said that us soon as he
was joincd by the squadron he was looking
tor, that they should proceed immediately to
New-Lcndop TO atemp,l destroy the Amer
ican squadtcn and the town'
" arc happy 10 announce the arrival OF the vctcy.
an General BERBEex, who il 20 command at this
post. We understand the General left here yes,er-
day morning, FOR New-London, 10 make some neces-
ssry arrangements at tha, place.
The British ahip Valiant, - guns, mount
of o,,D A bar
near what is called the Black Ledge, near n.
London and was SO much injured by the ac-
cident, tha, she was ordered Immediately to
Halifax to repair; the frigaie Acas,a was or
dered to accompany her for ths purpose Of
saving her crew ia case it should be found
impracticable 10 prevcut her from sipking, il
being doubted whether, in her present leaky
condition, she could reash her destined port.
The u. S. brig Argus sailed from New
York on Friday last for France, with Nc.
CRAWFORD, our pew Minister TO France,
and his suite, passengers.
FROM FRANCE
Sch. Atlas, Hawlcy with a valuable cargo,
belonging 10 Baltimore, from Bsyonne, has
arrived at Ccracocke, North Carolina. She
left Bayonne May c and brings Intelligence
that Bonapalte had Joined his army ,ha,
Austria had nc, joined Russia, as be-. been
reported in Enghsh newspapers that there
hid been no battle, but one was expected CIV.
cry day and that the army was in the neigh
borhood Of Maedebdrsh.
British brig Margarct, Of . guns, or Pool,
England, from Cadiz, bound to New found
land, with one thousand hogshcads Of Salt,
arrived at Salem on Monday afternoon last,
prize to the priys.ccr ship America, OF 90
guns, Captain kehew, Of that port
LAuTcu....Thc Northern Liberty Galley,
was launched from Samuel Gsicc's .hip.yard,
a; Philadelphia, (rcnnsy lvania,) June 10Th.
This vessel (saysa Philadelphia paper has
been bull, by subscription made in the Nor
thcru Liberties aud part OF Penn Township.
She is sebersy-si< feet ia length, fifteen feet
in BEAM. and four and half feet hold, is ia
tended to row forty oars, and from her con-
struction end atinap..ui it is confidently cx-
pec.ed she will very essentially contribute to-
wards the deicncc Of our bay aud rivcr. The
jontneymen carpenters, cauikors, ioiDcrs aud
sawyors, of the district Of the Northern Lib
critics, have very patroticay given portion
Of their time towards the building OF this Gal
ley. She is TO be commanded BY Samuel
Rikcr. --
a Charleston IS. c. paper or June 7,says,
We are informed b. gentleman lately ar
rived from Carlhagcna, thar the Two rovclu-
tonary armies Of Carthageua and Cumana,
having fotmed junction, had retaken La
guira and Caracas from The Royalis,s. They
we're following up their success, and ii is be-
icvcd they have also possession q! Porto
Cayello." 80
n eoMWUHTcATIoE.
Ii Governor Jones feels dcsirous or gaining
any information respecting the reasonable
practice OF supplying the enemy with provi-
sions, he is referred to ILfred ArucId OF Pro-
vidence, and one Captain Sanford irom FAT
river, as persons who may possibly be able 10
give him soine light upon the subject. The
lar,,ar saiIc .....n line. ,.:,h LIZ, ....lu