The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-29

we are assured that she will be reunited IA .
+ great part TO Prussia. Tue tate OF i.siy Is
| settled, except Nayies and the aHau oi Lrga'
| tops, which the Pope makes some diiheuii,
| about. Dsn,zic, Hamburg, Lubec, emen
| and Frankfort afe free cities. A pfoJsct To-
carrying oft lbe King oil SaxoUy i, Is spo'tcd,
| has been discovered
London, Jan lO.-rhc Iimes has today,
| attacked the Emperor Aexander III The most
violent terms. "Occupied with ihe asquisi-
ton oil Poland, the Emperor does moi hnd .
moments leisure To correct his tarii oil dues !;
/ a tarit so contrary 70 the interest EnBisi
commerce. Let US consider The manner oi
acting adopted by Petition, the nuiatlo, and
then say on which side is there most tespec'
and gratitude display d towards Eng aid
The fame paper gives letter from Vicuna,
containing some veiy curious observations
relative 10 the ncgocIation. :" France ard
Austria have both pressed the English Am.
bassador 10 take steps OF viole0t nature a
gains, the plans Of Russia relative 10 Poland
The iesuii was an extreme s.Idness between
Russia and Eogland. France ief, MS alone,
opposed 10 the whole northern powefs already
rri,a,ed, and she may perhaps, now supuiase
with Russia, Tor her own private yiews reIs.
tive 10 Belgium"
Jan. i6.-Ihv American privateers which
have caused our commcIcc 10 suffer 30 much,
have had Tor long tine secret in'eiisence
with Two OF the potts on the lush coast ZOE
nunber Of their pfizes prove the use 'hey
have made Of ihcif inIor nation, and accounls
for the inefiicien,y Of the measures taken by
the Admiralty.
Jan. 2o.-Letters from Lisbon OF the 30,h
Dec announce, that the American prisa1eers
commit great depreda'io0s ON the eo-ss q
that Kingdom; thsy were uneasy about me
fate of one OF our sLOOPo OF " AK, wh'ch
was engaged neor Cape ST. Vincen's IN d aA'd
fought b,tIle with one OF those priyaleers,
cary ylLg "a guns.
Paris, Jan. 10 We read 10 the Journal OF
Ghent vi the Is lh inst. piece oi oewv which
we do not pretend TO guarantee. Beroa-
dotte has made d sacrifice worthy OF him, III
doing Justice to the rights Of the royal o,ooJ
he has renoun. ed formally his brli.iant ex
pcctstions in favor oi The Heir OF Wasrr-.hc
Scancinarians are preparing for him 'eward
for his services aud his m gaanimity.
Ii is supposed that Russia Is about cnsag.
ing in another war viva Turkey. Her gov
efnment is collecting all the specie sltdin"bie,
which has altcady advanced that article 10
per cent.
!. Pans, Jan ~ A foreign Gazette re.
ma ks that Il Wa, istne resuli OF the Congress
at Vienna, II viii not be against the power
which VS. the motive of the alliance, but a.
mong the coalition which made common
part IN csabisning peace, and VINO had the
fame interests to defend. Further, The pow
er against which ,ney all armed IN ihe hFst
instance, viii perhaps DC the only one thai VIII
act as the mediator
Paris. Jan 80 Private information, which
con be relies ~, announces, that the 'nsaoua-
lions will De much more IN favor of this cSun.
uy than was expected An increase OF terri.
'o'y in the Northern d parlmenls Is spoken
of. Such a result ought 10 be anticipated,
when we consider the talents OF the negoua'or
in whom rests the Interests OF Ftsnce.
London, Jan. Sir n. Wellesley, Am.
bassador at Md d Is expected IL England.
lis arrived at Paris from Spain on tue 81
u,imo. /, is uncertain waat Is the Cause Vt
his quil,ipg M~drd
London, Jan.-lt is reported that Loro
Csstleresgh is 10 return mere by the hIs
week OF February, and tha, he is.o occupy
the place of f ST Lord of the Treasury, and
ChAnce,lo If the Exchequer. The glorious
peace which we have made with the Unltcd
States, commences already 10 dispisy Its ei.
fects which We should have expeeteG-We
copy from an evening paper the two following
Ia ;,,.--'' A vast plan Is jus, flashed anG with
g"eat Ingenuity, 10 encourage emigration
G. ON Ireland to ,he Uoitrd S3ate~"-l, is
sid, tina, one Of the ne so'ia,ors (probabiy Mr..
Gallatin) is coming to England" The fst
of these plans is oi grea, consequence being
an union, with The object of high treason 10
view-we should not be surprised TO see Mr.
Giilatn arrive 10 sound the views o! Ireland
aod sec what advantage could be derived
from them.
Ghenf, Dee. 29-Yes,erdsy the American
Legation gave a magnificent dinner 10 the
Enslish A,nbassado rs. at which the Inten.
dsnI and numer Gus Hanoverisn Staff Officers
~ere present. Every Thing indicated tha,
,noet ost fctt reronciist stion had taken nIace