The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29
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The schr. Vixen, Of Philadelphia, arrived
OF Baltimore, 2lst ins, in SO days from Bor-
deaux. wnh brandy and dry goods. Left the
town inc SID, and the river the 9th February.
The Cong lcss at Vienna was sliil in session /;
affai,s unsettled. Lord Casticreagh had e.
turned 10 Eogiand, and Lord Wellington had
renai'ed ts,shcr from Paris, to fii his place.
G.ral d,scontcnt still prevailed tn goug houI
Fanee. Spain wss sli in commo,ion The
E"g.is asnoasssGor, Wellesley, mad quilted
Madiid aud Wa. was expected.
We nave converscd with one Of the passen-
gers in the Vixen, WAC corroborates the ~
bove in,e ii,gence in part. He states that here
was nisaadefs' anding between tho Emper.
o. Of Russia aud Ln,d Cas,lereaeh on the
sub]ec. OF he annexauon of Poland. OF this
W, hld evidence before, To- II is fac, now
known, tina, Lord Castlcreagh had presented
nstspns memurisl to the Congress against
this annexation. --Hah. Pat.
Tie Vixen b,oOgn, Bordeaux papers to
Feo. 2, coutsining Paris da,es to ian. 80.
The following articles are hastily taken from
the lAes, papucs. ~ sf
Tsansiased jor the Baltimore Pafriot.
Milan, Jan. | l --Ali VINO renamed here
thai were employed under the Vice Roy.
Eugene Beauharnois, have received orders 10
qnit the county.
Gen Bslt tyand a Minister Of Bonapar,e, who
camr secretly fom ,ne Isle of E,bs, was very
nea being aircs,ed.
Nh, em6urg, Jan. ~ Austria has offered
90 Prn,s,A, among o,ne, ,ndemniSics, all the
country occupied oy The smai princes, in the
ant,cn clrc,. Of We,tpnar,a Bus they say
Prussia declines this indemni'y, declaring she
Cannot treat as subjects, the Princess Of Ger
many, whose rights che coDceives ssc,ed
Ii ms bc the case, how can Prussia be so
anxious 10 despoll the King oi 5 ,xony II his
territories. whose tights at least are equal 10
those Of tnu mno, Princes of Germanyi
Hambnry Jan 10 IL nc Aeason has u,,es,.
ed tn ougioul tnc NJ IN the great opet ali0ns
of Com Peace between Ane nc .
ard EnganI, nas IN own confusion m the
RANKS vi lne spcculato,s, who expected on the
return vf SD Iins TO see colonial aud other pro-
dnce In abunalnce.
PARIS. Jan l9 The last news from Wen.
na. gives w npl,es loA, Mur4t will nut retain
the crown Of Nlples.
The nope, which we had conceived some
months back, oi seeing an order vi Things es-
tsolisned iikt ly Va secure pcrmAnent peace,
gives W y 10 a tear OF new spoiialions and acts
Of ,nlus,iss, between countries the mos, dis.
tant i,om each oiaer.
Turkey and England are Ear f;om being on
the best terms. rne grand Seignos is tear.
fui ha, all the protcslations OF the Emperor
"A cx.nd,r, OF his zeal for the Cause If justice
aud hunan are iiiusory, and that as the
French pfovcrb says, appetite comes with
eating, ne ny no, DC sau,6cd with the title
oi King OF Poland. bu, my Ioox with wist.
fal eye on the adjoining ru k'sn province,
which they are accordingly placing IN stale
ol defence.
-hc Porte do no, ike tho great attentions
the Emperor Alex,nier received IN England,
and the English Anb ,ssadnr 10 accordingly
treated wi,b great coolness.
Yi-rp5. ys'. i6.-rne runor ,hstthe G % =
rress woulI fsi-b m ,hrec wsoks agrees with
th. rep,ri tn Il me Empcfo Alexander would
le ave this t,s 40 n, having declared Coz some
sine s,:k NJ ne only wai;ed me se,tIcmeo,
Of ne pna-ipal ssbIect, before the Congress.
Hls carriages ere all tssiy ter the iouraey.