The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-30


Letter of marqne schooner Grampus, Muir
ply, of Baltimore, in 2s days from Bay
onnc, with q valuable cargo Of silks and
brandy. by this arrival we lsare verbally
that the continental Armistice still conlin-
ucd unbrokcn. In the mean time the En-
pcror Napoleon was receiving immense
: reintorccmcnts, to be ready TO prosecute
tho war with vigor, should continued hos
tilitics be determined on. The garrison
ot 81. bebastians still held out Lord Wei
iugton's army was within six leagues of
= Bsyonnc. Markets 10 France were very
doll, especially for Colonial produce. We
have seen a letter from Bordeaux Of the
. lott Of August, which states, that no in
triiigcnce had then reached that place of
6fcat Britain having appointed ministers
to attend the General Congress. The A
.::incrican minister, Mr.. Crawford, remain
Cd al Paris. We find nothing relative TO
our ministers to the Court of Russia.
~hp'sin Murphy has politely favored tho Ed
itors OF the Mercantile Advertiser with q
file Of Paris papers to the 7lst of August,
inclusive !; which contain London dates TO
the 5th, from Which the following trans
lations have been made.
gi PARIS, August ls.
q Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Re-
gent held yesterday the CounciI Of Ministers
a. ST. Cloud. II is said that the departure OF
her Majesty for cherbourgh is delayed till
the 24,h, Of August. .
CONGRESS- 1T PRAGUE.
:vfENsA, July 80.
We lcafp that the Congress of Prague
held nss6ist sitting on the 29sh inst.
PRAeuE, July 81.
Hitherto nothing hass publicly transpired
relative to the progress Of affairs between tho
P;cnipoleniiarics 10 the Congrsss.'ssIt is only
kaowo, that every thing is cosducsed by ex-
changing notes. A numerous -chancery is at
tackled 10 tho two French Plcnipotentaries.
The Emperor Of Austria comes hithcr often
from Brandsis. IL is said, that, in = little
,imc, His Majesty will establish his resi-
dence near this capital.
DRESDEN, July as.
1s The exchange Of Couriers between Dres-
Cen nnd Prague is very frequon.--Seyen were
despatched from hence yesterday, and two
arrivcd from Prague. Bonapartc is at
Dresden. trea
iaEs ,asa FRONTIER OF BOHEMIA, Aug. s.,
Wc.are informed, that tho pienipoten,ia-
ties of the beliigerent Powers, who have
met a. Prague, have made visits OF ceremo-
NY. Nothing transpires relative TO the nego-
slstious. The number of strangers who ar
rive in .uccession at Prague, becomes every
aay more considerable. There is = stronS
Austrian garrison At Prague.
,7a a9 f+to August s.
>, Great preparations are making for the fets
;of the Emperor Napoleon. t.~
!, .,,4ti5sFs y VIENNA, August 4.
His Majesty tho Emperor Of Austria has
GONE from Brandeis TO Budwcis. Despatch
,cs dated from the latter place, have already
arrived here. The passage OF troops in our
ncighborhood begins gradually 10 diminish.
Austria has recalled her troops from the
French army, and augmented her forco in
Bohemia, OF purpose to give her such COM
smanding attitude as should oblige the 6ellig-
.crsnts to state to her their proposals for put
ting an end to the war. The belligerents
have accedcd TO her offer, and Pcnipotentia-
-ries have been appointed by Russia, Prussia
aud France, whilst their moro distant Allies,
Great Bti,aio, Sweden, and Spain and Portu-
sssal, tho Allies of Russia and Prussis, and
Denmark, the Ally of France, are invited
also to send Plenipolcn,iaries to Prague.
These, ,Pieuipoten,iarics areas we have alrea-
dy said, TO state to Au1ria their different ba-
sos of a Treaty of Pcace.---By the 18th of
sJuIy, the Russian, Prussiau, and French
{. plcnipo,eutiaries were to arrive at Prague,
sndthe Armisticc, at the request of Austria,
wac 10 extend 10 the 10th Of August, the six
days notice to be dated from that day. Blu,
our Plcnipotcntiarics would scarcely have set
or before the 10th. However, Lord Cath
cart was on the spot, and the views OF this
country were known to, end in accordance
with those of Russia and Prussia, there be-
ing perfect concert and understanding be-
4. tween the Allied powers.
The Congress for. the de6nitive arrange
xicnt Of Peace is to depend upon the result of
tho mission of the Pienipo,en,iariesto Austria.
FsANKroRr, August II.
The passage Of troops through our city
continues without. interruption. on.-Ycsterday
arrived strong columns of infantry and caval-
ry, the number Of which was ssimeted at