The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-02
MEXICO.

nicNtCo. nc war, in otuct seCuoos, ifom
i,s commencement, has been csr'ied on with
various success-the fortune ot one day would
inspire the patriot with the brightest hopes |;
the cruel reverse OF the next, would lead han
TO the foot of ihs scsfolc. But In this coun.
try, aimee the FIRST dswning Of success on the
banners Of liberty, the Republicans have pro.
ceeded from victory to victory, making cap.
live the strongest pisces, and destroying the
bes, appointed armies, headed by the most
distinguished chiefs Of the royal party. The
last accounts are sill flat,cring. The Repub-
lican party appeared more united and stronger
than ever. The Royalists, aha, up in The cap
itai Of Vera Cruz, were unable to carry on any
communicative, every road, and sven every
nsigni!icsn, by-palh, being IN the posses,i6n
Of the triumphant and triumphiBg forces OF
the Rsvolutionis,s. A letter retnarks--'Ney-
-er has Mexico presented so nsttering an as
pect as il now does--never has fortunc oEcr-
Cd so favourable An opportunity Tor giving the
last stroke to the unhsllowed tt,snny which
has so long devastated this suffering country" :"
That this laa stroke may be dwelling one 20
he hopes of despotsm, not only In Mexico,
but throu gbonl the whole of Spanish Ameri-
CD, ough, to be the earnest prayer OF every
man, who is in hear, friend 70 huinan hsppi-
ness, and ia sentiment an enemy 60 homan de.
gradauon and kingly oppfess,, !--Pet inf.
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IMPORTANT [ OMMU NICATION
|. . Erfracf ofs iener jrsm Ae7p Orleans, dated
Dug ga 4i
"A gentlemen rom Mexico, high in tic
circle o. the rcvo!u innisls, .s DOW here, on
his way to Washington, with p opossls from
/ the Patriots, $40 make full and immediate
compensation for all the claims of our cni-
zens and country, on tue government OF
| Spain, provided the United States will &C.
knowledge the republic of Mexico"
An easy mode this OF geiting jasfiee go
| long withheld but whs, a stigma will such
! an arrangement attach to old Castilian hon~
| or The infin, wipes away the reproscb
| of pillage and injustice fiom its paraDt.
| This gentleman montlons that an Eneiss
| nobleman ot talents, has had meeting with
! the chiefs, that Is the genera!s, whom he
| has assured that GreatBritain vai,s onss
| for the example Of The Unitcd States to &C.
| knowledge the new Republic all the msr-
| chants and msnuiaclutcrs of England ore
| pressing that government necessarily to
| 40 so, thereby 10 open fair and direct
! trade with tina, rich portion OF The new world
! as the only means of relieving thci present
| distress, and preserving and ex,snding this
| lucrative commerce. Rus.ra a. well as the
other Northsrn power, " Is said, VIII also
acknowledged the independence Of Mexi.
cc.-v-s sA ibis appears TO US nigbiy n9obAb'sS
| Spain will hnc TO late that With nations Is
amongst individuals, {" homes: is the best pol.
| ICY" ~---oo-----
From Rio aela Plate.
\ IL. A L. ~ -
donado, (says the New.York Columbian of
| Saturday ias,) we learn, that the army under
the orders Of General Rondeau in Upper Pc.
ri has been rc.organIzed and reinforced.
The enemy's forces are in juju, deferred
from advancing By insurrcct!oas in their rear.
Commodore Brown has made many prizes
| in the Pacific ocean ono or his prizc.ships
had arrived at Buenos- -!Ayrcs, valued q, half
million OF dollars. BY the arrival Of this
prize, however, tho uuwe'eome ,idings are
received of The loss of the privatcer Con-
stiiu,;on, in gale of Cape Horn. This yes.
sci was commanded by an expires, named
Julian Vrive, man Of grea, vaior, pa,rictisn
and liberali,y.
The people OF Mon,evideo wore very tran-
quill on the rUmor OF brazilian inyasico.
General Ar,igas was ready to repel a greater
force than can possibly be sent against him.
But the mos, important news announced
by this letter, is The complete restoration of
harmony to tho provinces of Rio de la Plate |,
Bucnos Ayrcs having ceased to dictate, since
The General Congress assumed the govern
ment.
On The 9th Of July tue Congress OF Rio dc
Ia Plate declared The Province Of that name.-
Free, Sovereign and Independent.
ATTENTION! AMERICANS.
"7he British Colonial Policy" as prornul.
gated by one of the English 7'-apeiers In
America, altcr recommending to his govern
meut TO perssds this country with En1issories
and Shies, winds Up this bloody book, by
saving tbs, [" Britain never had en- enemy go
much TO &c dreaaed as fhe United S.a.rs."
Hc predicts that I" suars will come" between
Us and. be recommends "rig0rsus sOar/are
unchecked and UNQUALIFIED z,tfh cLEaEgcY