The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-13
NisreIIanp.
From CoBBE9T's Register Of Sehf. 1915.
No.
OF THE ALARM ON,
Excitement TO SEH WAR with .5nerfed.


One would have supposed, that no being
less MALI gnant than Satan is said 10 be, would
already have begun to SOW the seeds Of new
war with America, even at the moment when,
ms we are told, a treaty Of commerce and am
ityis forming between the two countries,
Yet our principal newspapers here arc at this
work already.
Courier of the 18th instant "we have
received some more American papers TO the 10Th
July, aud it is curious TO see how the return OF DO
napsrte to France has revived the hctes and language
Of Me americans. They are again for We
should like to behold their counfenaDces upon the ar
rival Of the news Of their taporites final dscom6-
.ture and surrender to the British"
Times OF the 18th ult. II" American papers
TO the 10th ult have been received. We have not
generally noticed these lately, containing little
matter worthy OF observation The present merit
word or two. II will be observed that THE AMER
lCANS are as faithful TO their OLD MASTER, rs
Ney, Labedoyere, and the rest Of his respectable
adhcrents in Europe. No sooner do they learn that
Donapartc has landed on the coast Of France. than
they his transatlantic subjects, also assumes the tri.
es'ored cockade, and hOiss the sri eoiored fog Aud
yet the Americans never partook Of the five and
twenty years of glory gained under these insignia
that the French rebels talk about, but have the
contrary undergone five and twenty years OF insult
aud wrong from the various revolutionary govern.
1t will be obvious that they mean iasi,itng They
are almost as ready to make war us. Bona.
parte was to attack the Allies at Waterloo. They
are for short accounts --Unluckiy the accounts in
Europe are closed before theirs opened with us.
They will therefore, do we'll to take out their ni.csi.
ored sockade and 9se less swagyering"
TINS, the reader may DO well assured, is
oily the commencement of series Of efforts
70 mislcad the people Of England, 10 inilame
ehco nj e..
with America.--What short Of this can these
false and base assertions aim at ! The writer
knows, that al he has here said is false. He
knows that Americans have hoisted 90 tri.
colored flag or cockade---he knows, that they
had fought their own battles. always keeping
aloof from all connexions with Napoleon
he knows that they never approved Of Napo-
Icons title or his conques,s he knows, that,
at one period Of The French revolution, they
act ually declared war and spenf 10 svar against
France, ho knows that they now earnestly
cultivate peace with oil the world: and know.
ing oil ,his, he again begins to cali them the
staves cf France, and TO accuse them with
design 70 make wdr ahon as. And what is
the publication upon With this war-trumpc.
ter, POUNDS these, his assertions Here IL is
as published by himself, from a Ncw.York
paper Of the 9Th July:
I" Sympfsms--It is Iamcn,ablc, that peace in form
does not produce reconciliation at heart England
seems still sour suen and hostile The 5uselery Of
.rsreaa prisoners al Dartmoor, aier the pace Ias
known to exja; fhe imsressmeat Of fur fra-> can sal.
is-s since that eusnf, and the Of colonel
eisis in fisrida sssh colonel Ha~kins, rslafre 10
the Indians. in siaace Vifh Brifan, Sc cvince deep
hatred to America. We cannot doubt but our GOV.
er,ment will profit cy experience, and settle ac-
cants with Ergland. before delay increases the
scorc, and endurance of one wrong be urged as
rsasc3 fsr brar,s another. The vulgar sdsgc is as