The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-26
TIE Isicud Of ih.. uatas, in lie w. rni:es
Is evidently not meant.

.traoc 10 inuid VIC unuefstanQ DIE NefihS"'-
European manufactures a.c selling there, u"
de- rsime cos, and indigo, now almost INK
only article otimport from India, Is so redu
ced here that o!lic RS who have neither ireig u
nor commissions 10 pay are fortunate mol 'S
como of with heavy loss.
Accounts from Chen, are. TO the 2o,h. The
Johp. Adams, il is said, goes To America to
| obtain further Instructions, Oh some scrlous
difficulty which has occurred in the negotia'
ZION.
Some of the transports at Portsmouth are
fof ~ 4deira, To take 10 Ame, lea the BRUSH
troops which garrison that island. The re-
mainder will proceed 10 Cork, and take on
board the troops collected ,here, where the
whole VIII rendezvous, and sail under the
Valiant and other men Of war, in one OF which
Id. Hill will SO. Col. Dickson, 1t is said viii
COT .aiand the artillery.
A detachment Of the 29lh under Col
Wade, viz off, IS and $50 men, have
marched 10 Portsmouth TO embark Cor Aui
with deiachments ofthe following REGIS. 4ls,
37ih, 62d, 76ih, 9Sih, 90 h, and loOlh.
Lon2Oa, .iag. 25.-Detaehmenls irotn 8
regiments embarked last week tor America
Dc,achmeHis from l2 other corps will also
embark. The transports Will proceed 10
Cork 10 be joined by the Others. The whole
will rendezvous at Bel iDuds. .
London, .dug. 90 The Duke of We!ing-
ton has had his frs, Audience at PARIS.
An orGer from Lord Ba.hurs,'s Office, pro-
hibits all Americans from rc,urnns to that
country in British packets,wi,hout permission
In consequence OF the interruption OF tile
American Negotiations at Ghcnt, stocks
| L.. 4 Ia .ss,tx
The Y I1ian, "a, expected to take out Id
Hill to America, has been fitted on her mair
deck with Congrevc guns. No tine is ye
fixed for his l;ordship's departure. .
Bodies OF husirian, Russian, aud Prussiar
troop, nave been sen, 20 Tuscany, TO embarI
for E.lba; which !hdicatcs mischief 10 bs
brewing there.
The crew of II. Nj. late sloop Reindeer
Captured by the Wasp, Am. ship, Captair
! Bltkelcy,e were remarkably fine young men
and had sailed together Yeas ADD upwa'ds
Capt. Blakeley appears to be brave man
and thoroughly master of his own ship. The
treatment nf the British, on board the Wasp
was very indulgent in every respect
Paris, Ing. % I'VE hear from Algiers
,ha, Swedish, Danish Dutch, and
Spanish vessels, as prizes ihat hgcrne
vessels are still cruizing in the Atlanllc, ant
olhera are about to follow. The Algerines
have released the Swedish vessels, or hear,
ing Swedish r,an.oi war was coming "a
Algiers.
Itis undo stood ,ha, the Russians will adj
vance furihe" into Denmark, aed occupy
Giuks,adt.
Madrid, lug 9.-Thc King has prohibit
ed The 5adses from The use otitorture, TO cx.
tort ccnte ssions. Prisons are ordered TO be
made SC as not TO injnre health, and prison,
crs are TO SET 20 work A decree agahs
Freuchmen has been published in ArrAsor
and Catalonia provinces where there have
been popular commotons, where some French
men and their par:igans have DC IN assassiuai
ed. Graviaa, the pope's Nuncio, sen, Of
blythe Cor;es has been recalled, and received
donors from the Court I, is reported thai
Octolazi, the Confessor Of the King, known
Tor his TRADES in the Cortes, has been order.
ed 10 quit the capital, as well as the Rev. Ed.
ilor'oi the Alalaya or La Mancha Sentinel.
Jamaica, .fuy. a7.---G Hilbert, Esq has
protested agains. the dangerous msasurc o
employing American Slaves in our Invasion
OF that country, which Ministers have denied
all knowledge OF, but adui, discretionary
power In our commanders TO bring off such
as may assist our operations, power which,
we fear, will, in sorle cases, be csiendod far.
ther than 1t ought.
Our w. India Commil,ec have instructed
our agent in England TO represent TO Minis
ters the disadvantages our Colonies will Labor
under in competition with the colonies Of the
continental powers as 10 the continental mar.
ke,s. The markets of the u ). would
greatly benefit tho British Islands
R.ifdt, v S. Oet. i.--Fottune secws;ir-
ed oi fsvoring US in Cauada-shc Offered US
Sackcu's II irbor bu, we disdaincd her pfrf.
feted kindncss-she gave us the means oi a
superiority on nj the Lakes in that coIniry--
this too was rejected and it was thought
better TO put Great Britain to 10000 pounds
cxpence al houie, to send frames of ships to
Quebec, which viii never reach their desiina'
lion, than TO crafty builder on the spo, VIII