The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-20

| the General Shipping Lis, to the same datey
The editors Of the Gazette have been tavored d
with these papers, and give tho following
summary Of their contents.
The Paris Monitsur states that the opers
tions Of the Colleges OF Arrondissmeot(wh Il which
return certain number Of candidates to the
| electoral colleges Of de apartment, on, Of which
| the latter are 10 elect the deputies 10 the
chamber,) are finished, aDdshst HE elections
have been in general favorable TO the constitu.
tional interesls.
Accounts from Cadix mentioned that the
new Spanisb Queen and her sister were to
depart from Csdiz on the 18th of October,
and that siaee their arrival from Brasil, all
had been feAsls end ,evelfy aud every night
iliumins,ions.
From Naples il is stated that three Of the
American vessels now in The possession of
the Ncspoiitsn government viii be delivered
up, and this, il Is hinted, will DO the whole Of
abe demands of the American government.
The story of q Jew hAsiug collected a large
army 10 tho neighborhood 9f Babylon, 10 ac-
knpwiedged to be iabtication.
Il ives reported that the Duke of Ken,
would be married to the Princess Amelia Of
Baden, sister 70 the Emperor OF Russia.
There vas report On the. .stock-exehahSe
toe s,h thar ministers would get over their
finance difficulties for the present, by an ar
range emen, With the bank I; the Directors have
agceed to advance them ,en millions on cx-
ehequsr bills. This induced . rise in the
fands, and the brckes that made the last saie
repurc hssed his stocks There was also re-
port Of the dissola,ion OF Parliament.
All doubts and corjec,uses abou, the har-
vest (ssys The Morning Chropicie of the SHY
arc now al amend. The fair prospect which.
six weeks ago, we fondly ente rta,aed,i IL totally
obscurcd--and we lament 10 say, that the
wheat which has been resped in all the chief
corn -distpicts, turn Quito be 50 pasty and cold
~ to bear no sale IN the mar ket because IL
can only be manufactured in,o hour when
kiln-dried. The old wheat only is purehss-
cd, and tho consequences Is, tina. the average
price /. 50 greatly above eish,y shiliings, that
j, Ia clear the ports must be open on the s,h
Nov. next. Hta.
Letter. from Naples state, that the Prin.
csss Of Wales was dangerously i'll Of billi-
Gus fever.
Gloomy hrosnee n hngland The British
bsrque Harlequin, captain Ross, arrived at N.
to'A ou MpuuAt w 20 uiya Uom ANsc'poot
On the 18th ofOct. she lay ss the dock a,
Liverpool, without mast standing, and the
l4,h (hsving, in the mean ,ime been COM
plesely rigeed spd ballastcd) she lcf, the hss-
boor under tow Of steamboat, snd sailed for
New Yo,k. She was selected, on account OF
a fas, sailor, and de,pa,chcd 70, this place,
with il is said, io,por,sn, CONNIE, cial infor
NATION. We have neither papers nor letters
---bps we pndc-s,sssd, and, we believe, corr
fees'y, That ssrc following il tbs amoont of
her ib,eiiigesce - The gentleman who dis
| patched tn- Hs,lequia nad ascer aimed, from
the most AUTHENTIC sources, Lbs, in coose
| quehce of,he heavy and long continued rains.
,he wheat harscs, thi oughoui England wool
nor yisd more than bsif the customary quar- :
| thy, wheat bad al eady risen TO los sterling
PEI 70 pounas ana hcur 70 6ss per, barrel.
No duubt epained that oil The ports Of En-.
gland would be opened for The importation Of
foreign bread stuff. on the 10, Of Nov. inst.
In consequences Of this intelIige nee, -four
we undcrnand. hss 'isen 10 our markets, this
motning. from Slo SO 10 g duls.