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

BOSTON, September 6, 1913.
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win Pari. papers to the 22d Of July, from
which we have made tho TRANSACTIONS which
follow. He verbally reports, that letters from
Paris, received at Nantz, stated, that the
Empress, Queen and Regent, Was TO proceed
20 Mayence, - reioin Napoleon.
The United States brig AaeUs had arriv-
ed at L'Orieni, with Mr.. CRA WFORD,
,be American Minister, on board. She had
,aken and sunk the English privateer King
Of Rome, formerly American The Argus
hal2L DAYS passage from Ncw-fork, and
sailed again three days after her arrival, Sup.
posed on a crulzc.
The s. brought dispatches for our govern
ren,, from the Consul General Oh Inc United
States at Paris.
+, was the general opinion in France, that
Peace would take place between France and
Russia.
The Emperor Napoleon was at Dresden.
The Armisticc had been fsrolonged 20 che mid
die Of August.
Late London papers had been received In
France which stated that the American fri-
gate Presidcat, Commodore RoDGERs, was
OF the Coast Of Norway, and that TWO fri
gates had sailed in quest of him.
Capt, BroAc's official account OF the cap
tore of the Chesapeake had been received 10
:England,.
A 6lc Of the Paris Monitcur has been re-
viewed, from which the following articles are
sMdnsla,ed
CoPENBAoEN, June IT.
His Majesty has collected in the neighbor-
hood of his capi.al corps d'armce OF the
best Danish troops. His MAlcs'y is occupied
in reviewing and manocsvering his troops.
The Norweg ians continue TO receive the
rseaiest vexa,ions and ontrages from the
Swedes All vessels laden with grain are ta-
ken by the Swedish cruizers, and the grain
,hrown inio the sea. The Norwegians burn
with the desire to enter Sweden TO aycnge
themselves for the caanities their ncighbors
have made them suffer.
: Messrs. Gaiatn and Bayard, tho Ameri-
oan plenipotcntiarios, have arrived IN THIS ci-
ty The ship is in the road, having made
hcr passage in forty days.
Day before yesterday, the sesIncn OF the
American armed vessel the Ncpunc passed
through the city with music and their Hays
displayed, celebrating their independence, md
,ne Llls victory in Upper Canada.
July To-
Some OF orr gun boats have driven a fri
gate of the enemy from her cruizing ground
o! Stralsund.
CyxHAvEN, July 8.
An English frigatc, briggs, and gun
boa,s at,ack ed the works we have raised. For
three hours they continued heavy fire with
on, effect. We expected they would land,
but they did not attempt it. We did great
execution.
Orr FLUSHING, July z.
The cnemy's vessels at Flushing came out
this day. Ii tho tide had served we should
have had an engagement. Two OF our ships
and a brig exchanged shots. The enemy
have IA ships of the line, 5 frigates, and 80
briggs at Flushing.
SrRAspURc, July 81
The troops which have passed to MentE
through this place in the course OF the past
week are numerous. Batallons oi infantry
and cavalry in the best order, and great oo-
dy of artillery All these troops are with
their full compliments.
AUGSBURG, July 8.
MANY columns Of French aod Italian troops
ore passing the Tyrol for BAvaria-Ihesc
troops arc accompanied by many regimena
of cavalry. The men are excellent, and the
horses are of the best kind. The Toro is 10
b;rh spirits--the raising of the eonscripts in
the whole Kingdom proceSds with great scli-
'vi,y, and all the youth pant for glory. a
e.eat number enlist voluntarily. The Prince
Royal was at Saltsburgh 10 inspect the troops.
, Every thing is done to render the bAvarian
troops excellent.
PART Of the troops expected here have ar
rived. The infsn,ry arc quartered in the City,
hut under severe discipline. Tho utmost
care issakcn for the subsistence OF the troops.
There is to be established IN this ncighbor'
hood a camp for the second division OF the
army of observation Of Bavaria.
. They continue to work with great activity
MON the Qualifications, and they nave made
rreM progress Besides the inhabitants and
so.dicrs m ployed upon these workst they have
nut in reouisi,ion snc Thousands Oft peas.
ants ON the left bank oi the Elbc
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