The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-05

to ascertain the wants Of the Colinies, to de
termins on the meano of supplying them, ,anl
TO adopt the measures expedient for the sub
jugaion Of the refractory provinces. While
the court is pondering on these measures the
progress OF the resolution appears to be rap
id and irresistible. We have also letters
from Biscay 10 the 9Th inst where the inhab-
itants seem to be wholly insensibc to the in
ternal despotism that is TO be established.
Poverty and supineness had suspended trade
Throughout, the northern districts, from CO.
runna to ST. Sebastian.
The Count DE Torreno, a Deputy Of the
Cores, we'll known at the commenc ment of
the Spanish Revolution, for having been one
OF the trst who arrived in this country, to So
icit the aid of our Government, is arrived In
town, having effected his escape by way of
Portugal. lie gives The mos, deplorable ac-
count of the state OF affairs throughout Spain |;
and from what he relates, it seems highly
probsb!e, 'ha, that unhappy coun,ryis on the
eve great eommotions.
AMERICAN PRIvATEERs.
London, July 22.-We learn with surprize
and resret, notwithstanding all the statements
TO the contrary, that American privatecrs are
protected, armed and victualcd in the French
which captured tho Reindeer, wax reGuing
at L'Otient nine days ago. BY the Francis
Feeling Packet tha; arrived o, Falmouth Oh
the 18Th inst. from Bordeaux, il is ascertain.
ed ibatthrec American privateers were reGt.
ting at Rochelle, and were expected to sail
on crul:e in a few days.
London, Juiy 29.-The following is an ex-
tract OF iet,er from Basic, dated July ..
Some days ago the officers OF the garri-
son OF Huninguen had an entertainment, a.
bout The close of which, when the wine had
mounted their heads, they placed bust OF
Bcnapartc on the table, drank to the health
OF the Tyrant, and poured out thousand
threats against tho Bourbons. 1t cannot be
dissembled tina. the most frighlful spiri, rcigns
among the troops and the inhabitants OF many
OF the Provinces Of France, and in our yiein-
i,y. AT Mulhausen and at Colmat shouts oil
Vive .Nahoieon Z mort aur Bour6ons F! are o.
peny heard. In short, q great part OF the
nation are SO depraved, that number OF per-
suns who came from France express their
suspicious that there will soon be bloody
scenes"
Extract Of a letter from an English gentleman
in Paris, dated .Juiy %.
Are you prepared in England for some
powerful attempts on the part of NJ. Talley-
rand, to sap the foundation OF your maritime
supremacy !-wheiher to be aimed as thro'
the medium Of direct s,ipulations between
France and England only, or Of general and
cireuitous regulations Of commercial and ma
ri,ime principles, TO which the other grea,
Powers are TO be invited 10 accede--possibly
brited to entorsc them--we shall see before
L.
new obstacles will not be very speedily thrown
iu ,i,o way Of the Congress at Vienna, or OF
any Congress at which less than throe or four
hundred thousand negociatois would be found
necessary.
You may rely uhon if, that the spirit which
dictated the never.,o be-iorgottcn expression,
Bien que ke roife a. .dniiens," is at this mo-
mcnt more invcteratc than ever and the ac
tual supe riority enjoyed by Grea, Britain on
the ocean is considered by those who lead the
French counseis as incomfafitte with hhe er-
istenee Of France. Govern yourselves accord
ingly--bcat America, or she will soon have
friends that may more than double the diff.
Guilty Of the task--do not triflc away this
campaign aud ncurr the necessity OF another
i. Brussels, July 26--The English Ambas-
ssdors are expected al Client in the beginning
of August they have hired avery fine coun.
Try house half league from the city, and the
American Legation have hired one Ut the
finest hotels in the city. Their number is
said TO be complete as soon as The Son-in-law
Of MIR, Madison, Private Secretary to one OF
the Ambassadors, is arrived. Ii seems that
a Russian Minister is 10 be present q, the Con-
gross, 20 mediate between England and A
merica. But it is already evident that these
negotiations which are on the point OF being
opened will be attended with many difficult
ties"
London, .fugaa s,--Accounts have been
received at Lloyd's, since the first of last
month, OF the capture Of z vessels by the U.
S. soop Of war Wasp, (put into L'Oricnt 10
ref, y 2 by the u. S. sloop OF war Syren /;
and 90 oy 27 American privatecrs.
The Steady from Bordeaux 10 Newfound