The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03
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FOREIGN NEWS.
american AHairs.

will commence soon the public agents can be
assembled. Mr.. Adams is on his way from Peters
burg TO Stockholm. Mr.. Russell was in that city.
Mr.. Clay WAS at Gottenburgh. These three gentle
men yet to be apprzed OF the change in the seat
of negocistion.
May 27.-Mr gayard, one Of the American Com
missioners, has set cut from London for Ghent the
l place of negotiation. Mr.. Gallatin will follow him
| IN few days. A third Commissioner will repair
| sh,ther Immediately for Gottenburg.
The Count Levan, Russian Ambassador, has re-
Gently had several interviews with the minister's and
has often proposed the mediation OF his sovereign in
the differences which eaist between England and the
United States.
A morning paper, announcing the names OF the
generals to command the expedition to America. re-
ducss the force to $4,000 men. We are as well as.
sured il is possible for us to ~, that consists OF
i $4,000 bayonets - Courier
i Letters received yesterday from Plymouth, inform
that the expedition formed iu port for America, has
4 been suspended by order of the Admiralty.
II The following Commanders are now finally appoin-
ted TO conduct the destined TO act against
II America Lieut. Generals Lord Hill and SirHenry
i Clinton, Major Generals Kempt, Sir Il. nj. Pakcn-
ham, Robinson and Barnes. The Army will amount
60 $4,000 men.
JuxE4-The expedition destined to America will.
Il We understand, be increased to $4,000 men.
1 JyNE 7--On Saturday morning the Clinker arriv-
ed at Portsmouth,, from bordeaux, whence she SAIL
ed Saturday sen'night BY her we learn, that the
first division OF the British army intended for Ameri-
The Garonne, and was to sail on Tuesday last.-rhe
regiments were the 5th, 9th, 2Sth 4Oth, 44th l2d
batt) 57th light infantry, 57th, Goth, 5th bat rifle,
87lh ga batt S0th, 8Sth, aud artillery-amounting
| in the whole, TO about 5000 men, undcr the com
| mand of Gems. Kempt, Ross .and Robinson. The
ships they embarked in (Which have no doubt since
sailed) were, the Royal Oak, Rear Ad. Malcolm,
Ajax, Warspte, Rppon, Vengeur, York, OF the
line, with their lower deck guns out, Dictator Da-
dem, Weser, Trave, and Thames, armed en- flute |;
nd u,ah FIR. atee.
Rover, Despatch, and Royalist, sloops OF wari the
Devastation and Meteor, bombs.
| The troops embarked are in the highest spirits |;
their superior state of discipline and courage an the
field had long been the admiration OF their ofhcers
| The second division Of the Army, which would
| comprise 600 cavalry, was to commence cmbarkiny
| on the LIST Of June This division, also, 1t was ex-
pccted, would consist of 5000 men. They were at
Bordeaux, all in readiness to embark.
Licenses for neutrals to ports Of the United states,
north Of Rhode Island, have been applied tor and re-
liused --
Sklatv befpeen Tralce and .Anstrla, S'c.
Signed nay 50.
France possesses all its territories of 1872, with
| some increase. The line commences between Dun
kirk aud Nieupor runs north OF the canton OF Dour,
| Merleesie.Chateur, Vscourt, Fiorencs, from ferle
| TO Fremersd sdorf, north OF Saarbruck and Armevais
and by the line that separates the canton Of Armcva
from Biescastle. The line is to along the Rhine
| as by the treaty of Luneve. On the side OF Gene
the line runs as it did before the annexation of
Geneva to France, with some tri6lng exceptions gis-
ing some increase of territory. Towards Italy the
| line runs east Of CRANBERRY and Annccy. On the
side of Spain the line remains the .st OF Jan.
1892. Holland under the House OF Orange, receives
increase Of territory The title and power OF so
| yeregnty shalLn no case be worn BY Prince who
| wears foreign crown. The German States arc TO
| be independent united by federaye league. Swift
zerland is to be independent under her own govern
ment Italy beyond the hss teeh sOA return TO .qus-
ria is to constitute independent states. Great ar-
tain restores all the possessions wh'ch belonged to
| France in America, Africa and Asia, in 92,except
Tobago St. Lucie and the Isle OF France. The part
! Of st. Domingo which was ceded by the treaty OF
| Basic to France, is receded TO Spain Gaudaloupe
is to be restored TO France. France is ;9enjoy the
privileges of the most favored nations an the trade 10
| India. The right Of fishing ON the Banks OF New
| foundland remain in 1892 The Allies respect
l fully rcnounce all claims for advances in the wars
since 1892 BY additional Article the treaties OF
1866, are expressly snnuiled.
On the same day treaties were signed between
France on one part, and Russia, Great Britain and
Prussia on the other, all Of the import TO each
Of which are short additional articles. In the treaty
Of Prussia, that of Tsit, and that of 1908 are ex
pressy annullcd. In additional article TO the
treaty with GreatBritain, France stpulaes 10 aban
don the Slave Trade altogether after 1--we years, to
exercise it under limitations from the date OF the
Treaty, and to use her influence with other nations
: in obtaining similar engagement
PARIS, June 3--Sincc We know the conditions OF
peace, we are convinced they not only honorable
in themselves, hut to France in tire circum-
stances in whjch she found herseif--With 100000
men ann.hiIated her territory raysgcd, her capital
invaded. her marine destroyed. size is fortunate TO
escape tie conditions Of the peace Of 1903 In the
| Atlast;c we recover Cayenne, Martinique, Gsuda-
| supe and 81. Domingo--in India, the Isle OF Bour-
| pen In this respect the Peace is as advantageous
! as maritime war in which We had experienced no
4 disasters.
r Jvs. SIN the speech which Louis the 18Th made
% his Parliament, yesterday, he thus announcesthe
Y | Treaty of Peace:
4 "GEsrLpxIr--I have concluded treaties Of
Peace with Austria, Russia, HngIsnd and Prussis in
s'hioh steir Allies (aIl the Princes Of Chrisendoml
are included The war was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
& ton is equally 80,
Il q C-,o~ bss nsed a.