The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-30
~NEWPORT.
VERY LATE FOREIGN NEWS! !
IrEDAEsDAY, NoYkAIaER 50, lal4.

we yesterday evening recciveu tne
New-York Mercantile Advertiser, extra.
Of Saturday morning last. containing the !
following Important Foreign News
Last evening arrived at this port the Cartel sch.
Chauncey. Capt. Deypes,es in the very short pas
sage OF Is dayS from 0stend, which place she left
the evening Of lhe 1st of November. with Des-
Patches from our Minister'S 1t Ghent.
Some Of the passengers in the Chaslncey inform,
that intelligence had reached Ostend. Of the nest
ing Of the Great European Congress At Vienna, and
n report Of its having terminated in rupture be-
tween France and Engiand-lhat AN army OF eighty
thousand men to be put under the command of Lord
Wellington had been ordered to Belgium and that
the popular voice in France, was, a zsGr sgiM Eng
land. or a nero Reuoiution!" 2"
The passengers further state, that IL was hoped
and expected, that Peace would be facilitated be-
tween America and England, in CONSEQUENCE Of AN
expected rupture between some of the principal Eu
ropean powers. ~
The news of the capture Of Washington, by the
British their defeat Baltimore, and loss Of their
Major General Ross and the capture Of their fleet
on Lake Champiain and defeat of theirs army at
Patlsburgh reached London about the l7dl Oct.
and all about the same time. Their defeat on Cham
plain, at Plattsburgh and Baltimore were terrible
dampers to the Londoners.
Lord Hill remained in England, but twas report
ed had received orcers To embark for the continent
we have seen letter from Ghent of the 25lh of
OctoberA at wnich time our Ministers were at that
place. Is -
A-Ghent paper Of Oct. 81, states, g The negocia-
toas OF Vienna are enyeIoped in the most profound
mystery. II however presumed, that IN the course
of few days the p0be will hear OF some import
ant events winch We understand have been decided
Gpen sweden has pereihptorly refused to give up
swedish Pomera,iz, until size is ndemniied for the
expences ,f the war against Norway. which the
Kg & Denmark hss not been able to affect agreea-
bly, 10 the treaty of kiel.
Intelligence reached Client on the 2lst Oct. from
Vienna of the 9th, that the Grand Duke Constantine
might be daily expected at Ghent.
The Ru ssian fleet Of men Of war had arrived in
the Baltic from England
The London Statesman of the 18th Oct. states,
that on the day the news of the capture Of Wash
ington reached Paris, Lord Welington then at Par
is, gave grand dinner and ball. to which he invited
all the Foreign Mioisers,no one Of who attended.
Paris paper Of Oct III, saws "Of the questions
of general interest which to occupy the attention
of the ENJOYS at Vienna, the f-st wishout doubt
will be TO soemny fix he rights Of nations of all
che known world, and particularly those Of weaker
powers France and Russia will stipulate in the
name Of humanity that neutral should not
be pilIaged is time OF war and that war should not
be commenced without previous declaration, and
even without delay for tic purpose of negotiating
The Emperor Alexander has put forth the only Pro-
jecs capable of insuring this grand principle: and it
is compact between the European powers, to
diminish to half the of their permanent for
ces. Extract fror, London paper" Sir z. Pa.
kenham takes his departure immediately for Amer
ica. to assume the comm.nd IN the room of the late
Zen MSS Inc s.au'a S irsa,e IS prspar'ng Tor the
Is said Sir George Preyos1 is ordered home"
The LONDON statesman, speaking of the capture
of Washington, says, Willingly would we throw
ven o. OBLIVION over our transactions a. mat CITY
csnou "s r~seu r''' 0u' We 'pAsu "0' 'ne
LONDON, Oct.6.
THE W.1SP.-We hear from authority,
that the Wasp, American sloop of war ,which b
recently fought and sunk the Avon, did not
lose a man, and had bu, one wounded. She
has since sent cartel into Plymouth, with
challenge to engage any TWO briggs Ia His
Majes,ys service.