The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-08
from Kashington, 1an.


From Washingtoa, Jan. l.
! The following high app ,insm~n,s have been
made by tue President, with the advice of the
Senate, viz
JAMES MONROE, Qa,e Secretary Of
Wac to be Secretary of Stale OF the United
States.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, TO be Minister
10 G ca. b ain.
ALERT GALLATIN, 10 be Minister to
France, vice WiIliam Crawford, resigned.
JAMES A. BAYARD, to be Minister TO
Ru,,i,, ,icr John Q. Adams
JOSEPH ANDERSO (nowa Senator
from renncssce) to pe Comrtroller of the
Treasury, vice Ezekici Bacon, resigned
CHARLES INGERSOLL (now a Re-
presen!auve in Congrcss) TO be Attorney Of
the United States, for the District Of Penn
syivsnia, vice Al Dallas, resigned.
Capts JOHN RODGERS, ISAAC HULL,
and DAVID PORTER, to constitute
board of Commissioners Of the Navy, under
the act rccently passed. 0
lie, il never be forgotten. that &C. federalism
of ne Boston stamh," after having sd.oca,ed
on acceptance OF the Infamous SINE ora
NON" treaty, by which we should have given
up 10 the enemy territory of mosc than dou-
bic the whole extent of England, Scotland
and Ireland let il never be forgotten, We
say, that this 81 Boston STAMP federalism" now
affects to be dissatisfied with the Treaty Just
concluded and which establishes oar boundary
line by the old treaty of 1888 that is, pre-
cisely as it siood at ,he close Of the revolu-
tionary war. Let il also be RENE mbered, thar
while /" federalism" ESQ calIed) cndeavors 20
End fault with the peace, euery Jrderat mem
Der in the United Siafes Senate voted for IL
and the very sna,lcrs themselves have rejoic-
ed and illuminated in consequences Of its cona-
pielou !--Boston Patriot.
Remarking on the ne ws of peace, the Que.
bee Editor says $3.50. However agreeable
Il 81 report OF peace may be to some OF on,
readers, se snsil not yet pronounce II
Grea' and Glorious .vesus." PEACE is al
ali times dc sir4ble when attained nonoraby-
and although we do no. doubt the ability OF
those who were entrusted with this most i'm.
portant busine IS, YET we shall withhold fur,h-
CT comment until we are put IN possession at
least OF the outlines Of the Treaty"
Algisrs. (says the New.Yotk Columbian)
seems now TO be the object Of hostllly with
the people of this country. There appears
general disposition TO pay the Regency OF
that country 40 more tribute but from the
mouths Of o.; cannon, since It is understood
that they have annuled all compacts by de-
claring war agains, Us. We understand that
powerful force will be sen, in,o the Medi-
terranean Commodore Por,er's sqdsdron OF
fve sail, viz The Spi,f,e, FireAy, Flambesu,
S,a'k and To ch, brigs and large scnooners,
completely equipped in he American style,
are nearly Ieady far sea at the navy yard, and
will propably sail the moment the Limitation
by treaty permits them TO proceed. And we
presume that they will be followed BY the
Independence, "a, and some Of the lrgates.
The following u. S. vessels are now ID
port--Independence "a; Washington, ~
United States. A.. Gisriere, -; Macedoni.
an, So; Congress Sc; Constellation, SO /;
Joho Adams, "a Aier,. 90 E,ie, i8 On
tario, 49,; Epcrsier, iS; -, lS; Rat
Alligator, N8nsuch aud Perez set'rs. OF
guns eacn /; with a large number Of gun
b,ats, &c. SC TO The above M " be added,
the light vessel. lately purchased uy govern
ment for fyag ctniz y, - 3ssfsn Palladium
The nesp sides 10 Lax. Bo.gne, owing 10
the porheciv wsads biowlng the waters ou,
Of he Mis,,ssippi and oi he lakes and 90
the shores Of he Gulptyof Mexico, so pinch
: ed ,he British h,,'ia, that they could not gei
out of he waters W sen the las, accounts oil
the 26h OF Jana,fy came away from New.
Orlcaus. Gen. J,ckson, with prudence c
uual 10 his daring spirit wien dashing is the
plan, kept his whole force 10 their duiy re-
fus.ng exemption even the Jocsl :ni!iti.
:, which hsd turned out en uassr --a6rd
Aduirsl iIolham landed q, n w-London,
the ID instant, wnen grand saIu,e vas fred
from the forts
Al the Peace Ball in Nrw-London, there
were Jorfyshree BRUSH ofhsess pssssnt.
Thirteen seAmen dsssrtsdl rom the oarges
which brooght the british others en- shore
70 atsesd she Peace BiiIst New Londoo.
A great part Of the crews OF 'he BRUSH
transports st G4sinc hsve deserted 10 sbe