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

Hnp<r1I{0 the 9Th and French TO the i4th June
contain much interesting intelligence. The
lace of negooiation for peace between this country
md England, had been changed from Gottcnburgh
y 0kent, the capital of FLANDERS, 80 miles sw. OF
An<werp, whittier thesC Commissioners were repair
ing. Embarkations 6f troops and munitions OF war
xeve constantly making f1r America some Hano.
Serians( (a sort Of Hessiars) coming over; and
= detachment of 1000 bayonets expressly ces-
(Ined 70 form establishment on Losg or Rhode-
Lkond Treaties of peace had been concluded be-
Tween France and all the other powers OF Europe
England restores to France number OF her captur-
ed colonies The allied mdnarchs and troops had
left France; and the former we're on avist to the
1EhgIsh Regent, (except the Emperor OF Austria)
& with their Generals &c. Louis 18th had Promuiga-
ted his constitution, which is strictly monarchfcai
Bonaparte was quietly seated on the throne Of Eida;
three merchantmen from the Island had arrived at
Leghorn with his hag-it is white, havisg red
stripe, and three golden bees in the centre Some
OF the London papers represent the situation OF
france rs far from quieted it is said that among
the ranks OF the army there is strong and dnyer-
sally avowed attachment to the fallen Emperor and
that the return of the large bodies Of refractory"
French prisoners in England will be highly danger
Gus TO the restored authority Of the Bourbons-ln
Spain, the King and the Cortcs were at variance.
Ind the latter had placed the English General Lacy
3ht the head OF the troops which they kept around
them it was even said that the C0rtes would de-
tiirohe Ferdinand. and elevate his brother Don Car
los - the throne.-Froodonce Patriot.
american affairs.
LONDON, May 2e-Evening.
The high prctensions attributed to minis
ters in the approaching negotiation with the
kAmcrican Commissioners, IL is believed, have
no foundation bot amongst the restrictions
Ito be imposed ON the Republicans, with re-
Z gard to Canada, it is understood to have been
\ determined to require of them, that on the
Lakes of that county no ship shall be en-
ploycd by them, either armed or above the
admcasurement OF hfty tons. The citizens
Of the u. States are further to be obstructcd
In the fisheries a computation has been de-
livercd OF this trade for the inspection of Gov
ernnlent, by which II appears that above half
the fisheries have 1evolvcd to the Americans
from the advantages they possessed of prox-
Unity, aud from other circumstances.--In Or
der to prevent this extensive encroachment,
they are no longer to be permitted to prepare
their fish either on the shores OF Ncwfound-
land or of Labradore. Tho produce of this
commerce, at the present prices OF the mar
kets,is estimated at nearly 4,ooo,oooL
Ii is computed, that the reinforc ements
which have joined Sir George Provost since
the last campaign, will enable him to take
the field with an army OF 10000 effective
men. his force will move against the A.
whilst $4,000 of the best troops of the Duke
of Weliington's army, commanded by Lord
Hill, will oe landed on the American shores,
and commence their operations by threaten
ing Mr.. Madson's capital.--Lord Hill has
arrived in London 20 receive his instructions
for tho Champaign Tho Regiments which
ara To GO from the South Of France have all
arrived in tho neghborhood Of Bordeaux, 10
embark. The Sd or buffs,y yand the l4th and
10th Light Dragons, are among them.--e
or 8 of the weakest regiments of the army
will be reduced entirely, by allowing the S'en
70 voinnfeer into the Regiments under orders
for American service, upon bounty OF five
guincas for unlimited and three guincas for
seven years service.-Thc lst battaiions of
che SD and 93d Regiments are on their pas
sage from the Cape of Good Hope to N.
america. -
at Imheriai ena Royal Visitors.
LONDON, JUNE 8. Yesterday their Maies-
ties the Emperor Of Russia, and King Of Prus.
sia, catered London by different roads, to a
void public notice and attention. Their Ma
iesties were met at Dover by the Prince Re-
gent, SC. and the crowd TO SEQ them, was
immense on all the roads.
Marshal Buchcr arrived about tho same
time. AS soon as the veteran was rccogniz.
ad, an immense crowd followed his carriage
with acclamaticns; and the Prince Regent
Immediately invested him with the Order ef
fhe Bath, to which was suspended his por-
trait.
A banquet is to be given to the Foreign
Sovereigns, SC. at Guildhall swords of grea,
value arc to bo presented TO the warriors by
che city.
The British Metropolis is now honorcd
with tho presence of tho Emperor of Russia,
King Of Prussia; the Prince Henry of Prussia;
the Princes OF Prussia, sons of the King, the
Prince Of Orange (betrothed to the Princess
Wales); the princes of Meclenourg, of Bavar-
Sa, and of Wirtemoerg, the Grand Duchess
and Prince of Oldenhurr Marshal Rnchcr.