The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-22
NEWPORT.
IVEDFESDAY, NOYEM5RR %, 1915.
Mediterranean Squadron.

Mediterranean Squadron.
In part of our Impression last week We
mentioned the arrival of the Mediterranean
Squadron, under command of Com Balm
BRIDGE. rhe Squadron sailed from Gibral-
tar on the 9Th ult. aud consists of the follow.
ing vessels
SHIP. rnaspsnaene.74 Ss% Ssp, Ra,s..''''' R,ssi,y
Macedonian, sS Capt. Jones'
Nsigs Chippswa, Is Il. Com Reed.
Saranac, 10 Elton.
Fambeau, 16 Nicholson:
FREELY, 10 Carter.
Boxer, 16 Porter.
Spark, Is Gamble.
Enterprise, ~ kerney.
Seh'rs Torch, IL Chaunecy.
sp,fre, ~ Dallas.
Lynx, 3 Storer.
The squadron is moored in our harbor,
and we understand is to remain here during
the winter.
The Java, under command Of Com. PER.
shortly expected.
Provisions Of all kinds command high
eight dollars a cord.
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The fourteenth Congress commences its
session on the 6rs' Monday in December.-
Mr.. HUNTER, of the Senate, aud Nh. Boss
of the House, will leave town The latter past
of this week.
The Guerriere, Com Decatur, has ar. at
NJ VI
ssHENRY CLAY, of Kentucky, is elected 10
Congress from the Lexington District, with.
out opposition.
p. PEKDERsoN, Esq. Minister Of the court
OF Denmark TO the United States, has ~arriv-
ed at Philadelphia IN the ship London Ira
der, from Liverpool.
The last In,elligencer contains several let.
ters from Commodores cambridge and De-
catur, detailing the operations OF the Medi-
'terranean squadrons, while in the Medscr-
ranean. The facts are generally before the
public. The money Obtained OF the / unisian
government was 10000 dollars, and of the
Tripoltan, $4,000, promptly paid into the
hands of the American consuls. The ten
captives, delivered up by the Blshaw OF Iri'
poll, were two of them Danes, and the others,
Neapolitans.
An Officer of one of the y. S. ships
arrived at this port, has favored us with
the. following list of the Officers of the
Epervier 1t. Com. Shubrlck 1t.
Barnwell Lit. Drury sailngm master
Wright; Midshipmen Coulter and Han
ter, and several others. Passengers,
Capt. Lewis Its. Neal and Yarnell.
The Americans released at Aiglers were
also on board.
The Erie, sloop of war, Capt. Crane,
sailed from Gibraltar about Sd OF Oct.
bound to number of ports up the We'd
iterranean, OH governhN It business.
Tripoli had three frigates and several
smaller vessels ready for sea when Com
Decatur was there.--The Commodore says
among the Barbary States he found dispos-
ition to grant whatever we were disposed TO
demand. He trust other Powers will follow
our example, and those States will then be
compelled to abandon their piraticai system.
An Algerine force lately landed between
Rome and Naples, aud took much property
and many prisoners.
Commerce ofthe sreaf port Of Iiesv. York.
In our marine columns of this day we pre-
sent list of arrivals at this port, irom SAT.
urday morning to Sunday evening, OF Is ships
and brig.; all, except one brig, from
European ports, and laden Ii Is the most
respectable list we recolect ever 10 have
published and the amount OF property tney
have brought in is perhaps greater than ev.
er before arrived here in the same period OF
sime.-k. Y. Dfcr. .fdv. pov. 20.
Capt. Horny, Of the ship Eolus, from Ca
diz, informs, that the Governor OF thai CITY