The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-12
FOREIGN.I
From, New- York hahers Of Friday lasl
va Arsiva! OF the John Adams. "

arrived ct The Hook in 36 days from Ostend,
and this morning Mr. Dallas came up and
has proceeded TO Washington, as the official
bearer of dispatches from our Commissonofs
at Ghcnt, which place he left on the 9Th Au-
! gust, and the TexeI on the 2Sth.
- The negotiations had been going on for a.
bout three weeks previous TO Mr.. Dsllas's de-
parture bui we are unacquainted with their
progress, ortheir probable result.
sr, Lord Cas,lcresgh bad stopped at Ghent, "a
hours on his way TO Brussels. "A Ghent pa
: Per of the 22d August states, that the negocia-
/. tlons had opened, end we're broken off; that
q me ssenger had been sent TO England in con-
sequence, and had returnedj and that, an in.
q tcryiey sbelwccn Lord Casllercagh and our
]. ministers, the negotiations were renewed.
No armisticc had been concluded
A London paper of the i4lh August states
asa report, on what authority is not mention
ed, that the. expedition under Lord Hill, in.
tended TO &C. against this country, was sus-
pendedj but in another part oi the same pa
pcrit is said that the most active preparations
were making TO fit it out With all possible
despatch. ,a ..sa,aas..e .ly u 4
Bcrnadoue. has defeated the Prince Of Nor
. way, aud compelled him 10 surrender his pre-
tensions to independence.
I. The French brig Oliver ar. oot in 10 days.
I The Wasp soop of war at Morlsix.
!, The y. S. sloop of war Peacock was cruis.
!. ing or Waterford, after being in Dublin Bay,
and had done the enemy much mischief. Ii
is said in one of the papers that she sunk an
, English sIoop Of war of the coast, as shc pas
sed by her without bsjng known. m
Dutch papers to the 27th of August, and
!. London ~, the 18th, have been received by
! The John Adams. sna sn.. Il
Ghenf, lug Is--On Monday last the En-
sglish Anbasssdors were entertained at the
hotel of the American Ambassadors with. a
: very lsumpuops dinner, where many Of our
omost Respectable inhabitants attended
Gaeaf, .dug. l7.--Thc English aud Amer
: ican Minister'S, ,rca, each other with the Ut
most respect and civility. The exchange Of
ttheif respective powers took place at the Ho
tel dcs Pays Bas, which had been chosen by
mutual consent for the purpose but in fu-
turc, their conferences will take place at the
house of Lovsnlcghem, Tho residence Of the
American Minister'S
Eraact ofa letter from Ghcnt, dated august 20
fsii Z" Not word is known here OF the nego-
cia,ion and you must judge for yourself
from tho dispatches which accompany this
vessel. The Neptune, now at Antwerp, will
probably ere long follow tho John Adams.
, The schooner Chaunccy, OF Newt ;" a.
Cote nburgh. ,, ..--...----er, dated 20ih. .aag.
y, is'td6hg !. on the spot, can give you no
information respecsing our ncgocialioss, and
Il VIII venture 10 say, nobody bIt TIE minis
ters can say whether they say any thing
decisive on the subject themseive S." -,
Ghenb hug., 22.--Sincc the conversation
which Lord Castlercagf, frs, minister of II.
As. vi. ,ha, had with the American Enyovs,
and alter the return of Courier from Lon
don, the negotiations Of the Congress have
RECOMMENDED, which had been suspended,
and arr coniinued with activity. Mr.. Dallas,
one OF t%e Secretaries Of the American iega.
tioo, went yesterday to the Texel, with des.
pa'chesf Tor his government, and is 10 embark
on board an American ship for America -
= here IS every hope, that the conferences
VIII have spcedy and favorable issue. Lord
Castlcreagh proceeded last Saturday to Brus.'
seis, with suite OF 30 carriages he is to
wait there ten days, aud proceed to Paris ON
ms way to Vienna, etT R
. Mr.. Tudk s1n ia law of Mr. Madison,
and private Secretary TO Mr.. Galla,in, arrived |
an this cny yesterday. ssa
6russefs,' Augusr 80 They write from
Ghent; that the Intendant of the Department,
OF the Schelde has given a magnificent, enter. |
tainnent o,he EngiisN and A mexican Envoys,
who were IN that city, negotiating For Peace. /
E'csract Of letter. dated .7msicrdar,, .7ag 24
lhe.pegociaiions at Ghcnt, between the I
Epglish and American ssioners, ,which
suttereda temporary interruption, have com.
menced, and are now continued, though noih-
ing is known as TO the probable c,sult, which
Is awaited with all that interest which its i'm.
porsance, event Europe, inspires. In this
country AZ Is the general wish, that peace
may soon be eoocIuded until that event, the
commercial world will not bc restored TO
qVietnes." .s ~4
+. LONDON, fng. - Yesterday, government
received dispatches from Lord Gambler.
We understand that the irst meeting between
he English and American Commissioners