The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-13

SPoh uis ar'isai III tue isHht W. bFiusn -,
negotiation, according to letters from Ma
pies, of the 9th, was Immediately opened,
and Treaty of Peace aud Alliance was sign-
ell with MurAt on the 5,h ut.
The L'Orisnt squadron, said TO consist of
8 sail OF the line and 5 friga,es, is understood
to have been seen blythe Eurolss trigale, steer
ing towards the Casaries.
Two frigates, TWO brigs, anda corvette, SAIL
cd from Cherbourg last week.
Capt. p. Wallis, who rcaped such distin-
guished laurels in the Shannon, is appointed
TO the command Of His Majes,y's s.oop
Snipc.
DR.. Denmark, of,he Royal Hospital a, Has
lar, is appointed Physician to the Fleet under
the command OF Sir "A. Cochrane, Oh the a.
merican station.
February io-Bpuaparte has retrea,ed 10
Troyes, abou, 90 mites from Paris.
Fec. 1.-THE American frigatc Essex is
pu, into Lima, having taken upwards Of 7hir-
~ British Yssss!s, among them 5 South Sea
whalers.
The advanced Cossack army were within
Is miles OF s---Bonaparte has been de-
fea,ed with The loss of 100000 men.
The Dutch are TO be allowed To trade with
the Wcs,-lndies.
Pe6. This conduct pursued by the Gov-
ernmeDt OF the United States towards the IN
habitants of the British Colonies in Amsyiea,
since 1888, has been 50 hagranlly vicious and
lnioerate, that no Treaty with them will be
satisfactory 10 the people OF this couatry, un-
less ali the errors OF former treaties with the
United States arc rectifsd, and the most am
pie security given To our couutrymon on the
continent, and their Iadian allies, not only a.
gainst repetition of the aggressions of the
CN=enS OF Ameriea, but for their total ex-
clusion from any participation in the trade
and fisheries OF Bntish North America.
III consequence of an invita,ion from the
Admiralty, l. so shipwrighss (unmaried,) from
| Piymou,h-yard, have volunteered 60 60 TO
| the Lakes, 10 cohtruct vessels. They are to
have los. per day is. for Sundays IS.
| per day in lieu of provisions and Is. for cv-
| cry extra hour besides being entitled To an
| apprentice on their return. Eight smiths for
the same destina,ian, are to be Ut Portsmouth
| on the lst cf next month.
! The 10Th foot and the 9Th battalion OF the Goth
| regt. are under orders TO embark for America.
Admiral Cochtane will be accompanied by Ma
val Commissioners, who is 10 be stationed the Lakes
to saperintend the naval equipments in that quarter,
AL! ihc line OF battle ships fling out for
| America, are ordered To take ON board great
| quantities. of ordnance and congreyc rockets
and the Abundance, storeship, was to proceed
| immediately With ordnance and naval stores
for the uss of our gallant countrymen on the
! Lakes Of Canada.
PorfSmcash, Feb. 4.-Sailed, Bulwark "a,
| with convoy for Bermuda and the Bahama
leiaods ; the Saturn (razee,) Capt. Nash !
| HYDRA iriga,e, So, and BuHaioe ,, for the
| North American station.
| Lord Cochranc certainly goes out to the a.
meiican station. with his uncle, Sir Alcxan,
der, 10 fill tho distinguished situation Of Cap
tain of the Fleet. The reception given tt
his Lordship at Lloyd's, cn hi, first appear
ance, three days after the report of his ap
pointment to the American station bccam'
current, is proof that the feelings of tn,
merchants of London coincide with ours.
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