The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-10
By A9ait.
LATE FROM FRANCE.

The sch. Es.enia, from Rochelle, with
valuable cargo of silks, wine and brandy, SC.
bound to baltimore, put into Beaufort: IN.
{. on Saturday last Mr.. Molier, supercar-
go OF ths Es,eDia, passed through this town
on Wednesday on his way to Baltimore left
Rochelle on the 10Th of April and brings
Paris papers to the l4,h, which he took on
with him 10 Baltimore. A friend who had
few minutes perusal OF them, says they con-
taia Manifesto of the King Of Prussia ad-
dressed to the Due de Bassano, explaining
his motives for Withdrawing from his alliance
with France, and regretting the necessity
which inpeiled him to the step, sc. The
Grsnd Army had commenced moving. The
Emp;ror was still in Paris arr angling bis Inn
per'sl Guard, who was hourly expected 10 set
oil for thc Army. The British had landed
a party OF troops az Bremen, but were driven
bsek to their shipping by the pannanicrs
(ronfs employed IN the service Of the Gus.
tom house department. )-They left all their
artillery, their wounded and several prisoners
behind them. Mr.. Molier declares that there
was not the slightest indication of any civil
conim6tlons, or any appearance Of dsaffec-
tionin any part OF France or Holland.--All
Bonaparte's Kings and PriRces, except the
King cf Naples or King Of Rome, had taken
commands in the army. The people OF
france looked forward to glorious snd snc-
cesstu! tcrn'na,ion of the campaign, and
were cheerful under the heavy burdens I'm
posed on them by the war.--Noy,K hater.'
The brig Ida, capt Mentor, % days from
Bsrdesux, with a full cargo of wine, brandy,
silks, sc. has arrived at Portland, (Mass.)
Uy this arrival intelligence is received that
the Emperor of France lef, Paris on tho 10th
of April, and was at Magence the 10th, at
night that previous 10 his departure the
Empress had been declared Regent that
ths French ports we're more vigorously block
AIDED than ever that no battle had besn
fought since our last accounts, and that every
Facility would be given TO American prizes
sent into France. The Ida has been chased
six different ,imes--The second dag after her
sailing she was Between three British crti.
zcss. On the 26th day Of April, she fell in
with and Was chased by two heavy ships, sup
posed TO be bouod TO Bermuda. She also
Icll in with the American ship Neptune, 13
days from Philadelphia, for Russia, having
on board the American Ministers, (Messrs.
GAEIAriN and BAYARD)
The schooner Lasthenia, Newman, o( Bal
timorc, With silks, &c. has ar. at Beaufort,N.
Gin SO days from Rochelle, and b,ings Par
is papers from the lst 20 the 9Th Of April,
inclusive. The sch. sailed from Rochelle ,on
the 10Th April.
The supcrcargo states, that previous to
her sailing, accounts had been received that
the Ftcch army had advanced 20 leagues in
front OF the Russians and had entered the
Prussian territory. The Russians had eros.
sedtae Elbe, but were compelled to re cross,
IN consequence OF the strength of the French.
----lt was expcbtsd the Prussians would soon
regret the course pursued by their govern
ment ds the French were resolved OH sig
Nal vengeance. sh
&" The English had landed 1000 men at
Cuxhsven, aud finding no opposition, pushed
on considerable distance. The officers Of
the Customs collected together the pcasan-
ny, and few soldiers, aud the English had
bcea cut of TO q man."
The sch. Siro, Of Baltimore, 30 days frcsn
Bordeaux, with valuable cargo, az. at Posl.
Land Oh Thursday last.
Hff - suu.-- .eA