The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-05

.llQl0RXAVf' jrem ENGLAND.
BY the arrival q Eer-York oi ,he. .Ann-Alsx-
sndevs sof New Bedford, in ~ days from
Dublin, the Easors OF The New York Com.
snetcisl Advertiser have received Dublin
pspersto ths e,h and London,o the Sd De-
csmber.>-Copious spd Interesting ex,rss,s
f 9 xoxDo.w Dee. i. ,
The A@eticsn ship Electra, Capt. VIII
liams, j0sr ssrised in The River Themes f'on
p Philade iphis, hss brough, back about so,ooof.
value 10 British Msnufsciuaes, which Could
not be sold IN the Cuiied States for one half
OF their original COS; in this county. !Ano,h.
&C American ship, the Carolina Ann, arrived
~ Livefpool rccepily. from New York, with
considerable quao.i,y Of Brush Manulac-
.Tno. Edinburgh papers which arrived yea
scsday. bring down the procce dings Of the
Die, Ut Ftsnkloftto the tslh inst. - A strong
ies,iag seemy TO prevail among the ministers
.of the Allied Powers in favor OF the jews,
who, 1t secms, were prohibited by decree
OF ,ho Nsgisti ates OF Frankfort from purehss-
ing houses there. Tho Swedish Coast in the
sieinny ct<;otenbussh, was SO stocked With
hssrinys in Inc begiunine Of last month, that
pesis could net move among the shosls..-
Tho long war having put an end 20 all their
hss curing establishments, no means weie
left Of avsi,iog themselves OF this harvest.
a letter from Gibraltar, dated The iM Of
Nov. con,ains the iollcsipg important psrtie-
uiars ;--,s The American squadron, having
on bos,d Wsn. Shaler, Esq. and Cemm.iore
ChaunesY appointed by the President Of the
Unitsd S,a,os, Commissioners TO treat Tor
Peace with the Dry Of Algisrs, arrived here
two days ago - The squadron consists Of the
following ships ---Washing,en, "a; Java, es;
uoised States, ~; cons,, lla,ion, Sc; Erie,
10 /, Ontario, lB; Peccock, te; Spark, loj
end Hornet, 4 guss. so powS, iui Acct viii
have sn. imposing effect upon tho Dey, aud
therefore there is little doub, but the Ansri-
cans will obtain their own iern,s."
LOFDOh, Des. .
The mos, important information in the
French papers 10 The fsll of',he funds, which
are down ut ssf. rs G. end the extraor dinaiy
state of dep'e ession in whicb they have been
for come time, marks want of public conf.
dencc ip the solyency Of the Government, or
perhaps IN the stability of The plescnt system.
We should not pc surptistc if Frsncc aete
TO undergo, ard that befoto icng, another
change; Tor the present political form OF
tsiass Is no. adopted to Jhc genius Of The ns-
uon on the son,ra,y, IL is ina stale q con.
,inucd warfare with the feeiings, habits, and
recolIcc,ions mos, prevalent in Aha, country /,
and unfortunately tor themselves and their
aye, the Boutbops, notwithstanding tho long
course of apprenticeship they went through
IN sho school, Of misfortune, have not yet
learned to accommodate their demesnour to
the spirit Of the age. Instead Of pruGen,ly
submitting 20 the law ci necessity, they are
impudenlIy laboriog to change, what no hu
man sgency can trans!orm ; and, IN this mad
undertaking they aio assisted, not only by
their own im,uedioie agents, ba, by foreign
Governments Unfortunate delusion The
attempt win cause torrents Of iears end blood
siiIl to npw.---Whoi. bring back ~. .on
like the Feench, 10 bend agoin tic hncc 10
the mons,er--Lcgiiimacy. Livery whore
the human mind Is nsni;esting q fearless
,p,ri: OF enqoiry, and assuming character
Of uuaceomodsing independence. T