The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-02


shc soaser vifhin an inch Of sheir month Great
vGod 5zDhaf will the British nation come 90, if
theit officers act as they have done this wac
what can we expect from such proceedings
The pc petrators OF 50 hrinous deed
-- "Must have hearts M
Black AZ the smoke Of hell. .f s.g.f
,ss When dan'aing souls IN agony and fire Is
Ercatle forth their guilty sins"
Savaanah Republican.
Oar privatecrs Of late have become pect-
iiarly harrassing aud destructive TO the con
mcrce Of the enemy and, what is very re-
markablc, many OF those /" moral aod rciig.
iovs people" VINO could not tolerate tins bus
incss, and who encouraged mobs TO destroy
pivaieers Ettisg out, have all at once beea
cured Of their qualms, and are DOW engaged
ia, earnest in rrivateering The Portsmouth,
fcdccaiists had looked on the sacccss OF the
wiracd demorrcne privaleer-owoers all their
hearts ached'; onc Of them the other day dis.
cove ed that tue propce,y taken from the cae-
my was fasnrea--his conscieacious scrupies
in nonen, disappeared and il is said they
are now Il ting out three privateers 10 csoize
against rhc eucmy.
( Concord (.MH) Parrot
We are 20 be laughed out Of our lands, be-
cause the eastern part OF Maioc is a strip bet
tcr for Britain than for al.e States. SO arc
both sides Of the Mississippi STRIPS, and all
the sides Of the Lake sirips. Loulsisna is
little wider il is true, but what is thousand
vaiics II we have only deed OF 1t. A thous.
aNd dollars can DO man no good, only while
ne Is spending it! he British are TOO good
20 be denied any ming And tie yirginians
were fools, perhaps, for denying. them even
their wives Salem Rccister.
The enemy cxtenuate all their losses. Of
Baltimore, all they can say is, they did no,
get there on Lake Champiain they did not
get il. They did not get Fort Erie, or keep
eheir batteries. They did not choose to stay
., Plat,sburgh, and they did no, stay a, Lake
Erie. And they do not choose to stay any
whcre, where they cannot stay Aud at last
they will not choose war, wnen they End il
best TO make peace. tti6
A British naval officer, one or commodore
M'Dpnough's prisoners, told woman ia Bur.
iington, that tac only way ,ne d-d Yankees
gained Victories, was by skuikiGg bcs,ind every
stump and tree, aud thar they cared DOT CO me
into the open field and fight. She asked the
naval hero: Sir, svere there any frees oa me
Lake p" Hece coded the conversation
Ssam rock.
The cartel ship tiasAl, Capt. Stanton, sail
ed from New. York on Sunday last, for HAY
,rc.dt Grace, with t2o passengers. Mr.. Par.
siapce, bearer Of Despatches Tor our Mims
tcrs ., Cihent, went ou, in this ship. rhe
Finsai was 60 sop at Anboy, TO take ON eoard
Colone Barci,y.
The Swedish ship 6usAfas Adalphus, for
France md Cote nbA,gh, wiih be,aeen 60
aad 20 passengers, sailed fro1 " York 81,
Monday. Lord JCounay sad soite embark
cd in this vessel.
The p'ivwe ar,ns 4 sea D.,ii p,rtet, Fish.
OF Beson, sailed foom N W Bsd.o & ON ,he
Nth October, on esuixr.
The private armed Expedition, Chsy
cor, aad sehr. Sy'en. Daniel, both of B,Ii.
more, have lately sailed on eruixe-the
fosner frcm New-OrIe4as, and the tar,er
from New.Yofk
The prfvA,eer con,n odore Pe,ry sailed
from New.Yesk, 2sd insl. on cruise.