The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-20
Ezroes Of a lffer from New yonxEa, re.
eenfiu az Hasbingfon.

EzToes Of a kffer from a New YonxEa, re-
senfy az Washington.
"Our veteran presideni is no less interest,"
ing than his lady. These are bis trails--.sin.
cere in his conversation, simple 10 his aciipns,
faithful In his principles, and exact in his
duties. The strong dnasks Of integrity and
frmness which his countenance exhibits, u
frequently softened by smile, as artless as
that Of child. Without being man OF
couftly department, there Is sort OF come
thing about him, which irresistibiy seiees oar
confidence, and creates mixture OF respect
and love, while he puts you perfectly st your
ease by that noble frankness, which though II
hides the president, exhibirs character we
at once venerate. Is this said, the man
We. northernsrs have been traduciDg for o
quarter Of the past century! a statesman
.whose "btsxen wall Of deience has been, 10
DO ooncieus Of no guilt, nor to turn. pale on
.any charge" Ii Is time we should chsoge
oor tone, by styling him what he indeed is--
Ansiess hu1nani gtneris." -
I" Qt ---.oss o. ft
( "Legitimaey."--It would appear from tie
following en-, ACT of a letter from RIO Janei-
20, published in the Delewsrt Wa,chman,
that the {" .dt,yi5ufes" Of (" Legitimacy" are
"
The Austrian Afchduchess LeopoIdina,
who was lately mar led TO the Pnpee Of BeFia,
eldcst son Of the King, is ra,he oder ,nan
her husband--ht being not ye0 81 This
!. syal couple quarrsIled shortly ifer their
marriage. The Pcnce, j, seem- kip, little
French miliner, whom be turood cff on his
marriage; but no, fading bis bride 10 his
'asre, took back again directly atrer the wed
diog. The Prince Rsgeo, who was lately
ciownsd King, is said 20 be anxious TO return
o Poroga,, but too timed TO reeross tho
ocean. He is upwards ri so, has an ulcerat.
I'd leg, and so much afraid Of thunder apd
lightning, that upon the smallest rumbling
he runs into some dark hole 49,.
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RUSSIAN FLEET FOR SOUTH AMERICA.
Ai,er all the iumof and anxious rxpccta-
ton, in relation 10 the naval assistance OF
RI ssia 10 old Spain, ia reducing the Spanish
Amesica Republics 10 their former bondage,
u appears most plUbable, that not single
Russian ship will ever appear against the
Patriots. The last advices announce, that
great exerlions werc making at'Cadiz "a mao
the ships, but that every ef5r, was likely to
prove sbofuvss that ist ships were badly
constructed, sobject from tho materials To
premature decay, and were NOT likely TO a.
vail any thing important to ferdinand and
tho lDquisiiion. We never tora Auomen,
believed that Aiexapaof would be 90 blind
and stupid, as TO send mis- bcaye and lo,repld
sailors to fssteo the chains of slavery on a
distant people in the new wo'ld., The object
of the Russian cmpesor was tie sgarandize
men' of bis own kinsdop. Fo' bis 6eet he
seceivcd sh cquivalso,N His, objsct is an
swefed, aud old Spain is Ut 70 sh,i, for her.
soif Every day con6 ns'a belief of all io.
tclhgont met, that The republics are rapidly
hastnIng 70 sovereignty aodfindependeuce.
Even. Hossia herself who cagnot bul coincide
with evory other na,ioo YfEutope in despls-
lng old Spain, ss 600 ii the mos, deg AIDED,
fcoDremp'rbie nations men,icned IL history,
uuques,ionaoly wishes that the republics we,s
entirely cmsnoipated. England France. and
Holland, w'sn the same. They wpnt TO see
this rising emporium Of trade opsn TO the
world, under auspices tina, will tcmpt the
daring rnsrts of commercial cnesprize.
They viii ere long see IT, Moral as well as
physical cause aresapidly combining togive
triumph and gto,y 10 The Ps,,iot arms--.a
triumph and q glory, tha, ,ime and the vieis-
nudes Of Other na,ious caooss impair or tar-
njsh.-. Coiunibidv. " ..g