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

Of May, ran aground on the Whiting Sand,
and was obliged TO Get away her masts, and
throw her guns over board, 10 get OH
Letters were received in town yesterday oil
late date from the Havana. They state that
intelligence had arrived from Spain,that FER
pINAND had rejected the new Constitution,
and dismissed the Extraordinary Cortes; that
the Priests and the Army and Navy appeared
IN favor Of his conduct ; but many OF the cii-
zens seemed dissatisfied with il but that
Cuba would conform TO the government OF
he mother country.
The exchange of prisoners notified in the
Intelligencer by yesterdays mail, we believe
restores 10 immediate service 2 or 500 Ame-
riean troops now at Fort Independence, now
on parole.
AT the latest dates from Sacketts Harbor,
our feet had not sailed. The infantry COM
pan,es had been msNhed for Pattsburgh.
Fify.seven British retaliation prisoners in
Ohio have been released.
Captain Hopkins troop Of Light Dragons
has proceeded TO the Northern Frontier.
A Norfolk paper states, that Ad. Cochrsne
was at Bermuda July L. No news there.
About so English, Portuguese and Span
ish vessels, have arrived in France since the
Peace, and up TO June 9, which had glutted
the markets.
The BuIwark has left the coas, for Hall.
fax, having been relieved by the Spencer. 1t
IS undcI stood she is to proceed, from thence
England, TO be dismantled.
The prize brig Fortitude, which has ar. at
the Eastward, was boarded by two English
cruizers, and permitted to proceed, in conse-
quence of exhibiting papers stating her to DC
bound TO Halifax
II is rumored that the Spencer and Nymphe
threaten an attack on the Fort at Plymoulh,in
consequence of the capture OF their barge
They talk of disseminating the use of tenders.
Two men, deserters from the Superb, "a,
passed through Easthampton, L. 1. Gath ult
The London Gazette has announced the
blockade Of the whole coast of the y. States
A Mr.. Robinson, who is said to have for
merly resided in the United States, is men,
toned in London paper as being appointed
Agent for Prisoners, vice MIR. Barclay.
A gentleman has arrived in town from
New Orleans, who has performed the Jour-
ney on horseback. He was about sixty days
on the road.
Dr.. S. Fancher has recently innoculated
nineteen hundred persons for the Kline Pock
in New-Haven.--He was employed by the
Selectmen under vote of the town.
Mr.. Joseph Mamony, nephew Of the Pa
triarch of Jerusalem, formerly the principal
officer of the customs at Cairo, and after
wards chief of the squadron of Janissaf ties,
has been appointed Colonel Commandant Of
tho corps of Mamelakcs in the service of the
King of France.
Tho establishment of Bank and Insur-
ance Company is proposed at Halifax.
The carlel Perseverance, (arrived at Prov
idence,) sailed from Halifax ith ut. The
Majestic, razee, was bound to England, where,
it was said, she was to be hauled up. There
were 10 privateers out OF any part of Nova
Scotia, except Liverpool. BY recent or
der, the officers of Am. privateers, under a
certain number of guns, captured by the En-
glish, are not entitled to a parole. About
five hundred American prisoners, supposed
to be chiHy privateersmen, left Halifax in the
last fee, for England, which sailed on the
l4th July.