The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05
From ENGLAND,

rum LugIuRIU.
The Pacific, and British packet have ar,iv.
ed at Ncw-York from England but arc the
bearers of London dates only few hours la
ter than those received by the way of II ilifax
that is, to the evening of May l3; few
summary extracts follow -
A Brussels article Of May ., states, "that
clouds of Cossacs are approaching the from
tiers OF France, in all directions, from which
circumstance the immediate commencement
OF hos,ilities is expected"
Count de Bournonvlle has Joined king
Louis household at Client having narrowly
escaped the vigilance Of Bonapartc's cmis-
ssries.
The plan of the ensuing campaign is said
20 have been agreed upon at late interview
between the Marshalis Blgcher and yelling.
ton.
In the English House of Commons on the
18th May, Lord Castlereagh gave notice of a
motion he should make on the 18th 90 which
day both houses of parliament adiourned) for
leave to bring in bill enabling the king to
call out the whole of the militia. II was
thought that the actual declaration of war a.
gainst France would probably not be delayed
beyond that cay, Lord Cas,ereagh having
been gradually developing his determination
20 commence hostilities.
The French Ambassador had long inter-
view with Lord Caslereagh yesterday, (May
l2) at his house in ST. James's Square, and
was supposed to have laid before his Lordship
some favorable intelligence from France.
The barriers Of Ghent are nov defended
by British troops, instead of French emi.
grants this change had taken place within a
few days-a good prccaution.
The French have begun their preparations
tor private maritime hostility. Two armed
ships Zone lately belonging TO an American,
and American built) were lying at Bordeaux,
ready to take advantage OF the first notice of
rupture, and to clear the mouth Of the Ga.
rome.
Tho intercourse between Calais and Eng.
land continued daily. The news which reach.
cs France from England is in general pacific.
The fishermen continue their occupation
without disturbance.
The Globe" of May l4h, states, as a re.
port, that the Emperor of Austria was at
that time actually 10 negotiation with Napol-
con aud that both Emperors give j, as their
opinion that the whole cause Of the war relat-
cd only tc the occupation of Belgium,-which
was mere British object, and consequently
an object for which Great Britain alone ough,
10 psy the expence."
An exchange OF couriers is stated TO sub.
sist between tbe cabinet of Vienna and the
ThuilIeries aud Bonapartc, in a conversation
with Carnot, is said TO have declared his hopes
that peace will not be interrupted.
Maria Louisa, a,ciaiming the title Of Empress,
has published proclamation, dated March 81,
wherein she requested her father, The En-
peror Of Germany, TO take upon himself the
p DIVISIONAL goyernmsnt of the states Of Parms,
Piacenti. Gaastaila. This is a polite step,
let the aIiirs of her husband, turn as they
may.
The Board OF trade at Copenhagen has pub
lished Nodce that no ship, shall clear out
Tor french ports, nor shall any French vcs.
sells DC admitted into hose OF Denmark, ex.
cePi andcr the white flig.
Erirlci 81 teffer from Thomas x. Hc-ard
II co. 20 fheir friend IN .lev. Yoy., dated
L;verfOoI, Eag. 8iay l..
" Tobacco aud cotton are taken OF, CT the
MARKET ss f.s, IS hey a-rv- IN. c,isosiiies