The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06
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LONDON, MAhcH 81.
EXPEDITION TO AMERlCA.

The detention OF the Expedition TO the coast of
America, now in Plymouth Sound, is reported to be
(or the purpose of concentrating and strengthening
the squads on The following The ships already
assembled in Plymouth Sound; Dadem, 6s guns;
Woclwch, ia, and Romulous, a.. Zen aute) Ne
rnesis, Sc, Mariner, (rocket ship) and transports.
There are expected with the battalion OF Marines
from Torbay $500 strong) the Domcde, so guns,
Fox, 50, and Success So--The battalion OF Ma
rims in Frankford barracks. Plymouth, will embark,
i, is supposed as soon as the other battalion arrives
III the Sound. The two battalioIs consist Of 600
picked men. The expedition will sail in few days
Six troops Of the l9th light Dragons have lately ar
rived at Cork, where, ii is said, they be dis.
mounted, and to embark for North America.
BLOCKADE OF THE, A MEXICAN COAST.
Foreign Office, March so, 1873
His Royal Hghness the Prince Regent has been
pleased in the name and on behalf OF his Majesty,
TO cause to be signied by viscount Castle eagh,
his Majesty's principal Secretary OF State for For
eign Affairs, to the Ministers Of friendly and nsu-
trail powers residing at this Court that the necesss
ry measures have been taken, by the COMMAND of
his Royal Ilighness, for the blockade Of the ports
and harbors OF New-York, Charleston, Port Royal.
Savannah, and Of the River Mississippi in the u
nted States of America; and that, from this time,
all the measures authorized by the Law of Nations
will be adopted and executed with respect To all YES.
sells which may attempt TO violate the said blockade
March 25.--The report of partial change in Al.
ministration ID not altogether without foundation =
II is generally credited that Lord Csstleresgh ten
defed his resignation ON Er1ay last to the Prince
Regent; who did not think fit to- accept it, His
Lordship, however, is said to pcrsevefc in his in,en.
tion OF retiring from office.
March 26.--With the most heartfelt satisfactoW
we have 70 announce the official intelligence that a
Treaty offensive and defensive, has been signed be-
tween the Emperor OF Russia and the King of Pr,,s-
sis. Dispatches from Lord Cathcart announcing
this important event, were Yesterday received by
Government, dated the 9th instant from the Rus.
sian headquarters, at kahtsch, near Possn We
hear il rumorcd. that the same conveyance also
brought dispatches Of moment from lord wslpole
but the contents Of the latter very proper, kept
secret.
Occupation Of HIm6nrgh 3
March S.-The Gazette of yesterday evening
confirms what We had before learnt. Of the occupa.
ton Of Hamburger by the Russian troops. and Of
Cuxhaven by the British We find too, ,ha, the
whole of the French notil.a in the Elbc, consisting
Of 20 large gun-schuyts. we're destroyed on the ap
proach Of our brave tars. The English Hag waves
in friendly union win those os Hamburgh and Han.
over, and we are pleased to learn, that the strong
and important battery AID woks of Brencroc we're
taken from the French by the inhabitsu,s of that
part Of The country /.
Ills Majes,y's ship Cap,sin. Of "a guns the ship
in which the immortal Ne sph achieved ncrer-fadirr
aarels cff Cape ST Vincent. Was totally des,royed
by fic, on the night OF the cd last. an Bsmosze,
P.ynou,h.--No lives we're lost
kpsil 1.-The brig Fly vss taksn oF Farshal sy