The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-29

having received thsir third reading, Esvs
become laws.
The session has terminated tremendously,
and the members have sepsrssed, with the
concionsness Of having genersIIy Devoted
themselves to their public duties In sn.ex-
emplAry msnoer, and ehicstsining towards
each other reciprocal feeiings Of respect and
good will. ~:rss-
BosyoN, April IS
LATEST FROM GAGLAJvD.
Yesterday arrived IA the ou,cr harbour, The
regular trading and East selling ship Milo,
Capt. Branson, In the remarkable short pes
sage Of IS days from Liverpool. -Thsoash
the vigilance Of Mr.. Jack, OF the Exchange
Coffee House, who bosfded the ship below,
we were put in possession Of our papers ss
about i've o'clock, from which we have been
enabled 70 make the following ext. acts -
Lender papsrs 70 I1orch 2ssA--und S;pping lnsslh.
gsnre f'ss Lsrerpssf 20 fhs 27sA.
LuSpuE. AAReR a.
We learn, BY letters f,om Msdrit, hat q
royal ordinance was issued On the a3d ul,.
constituting Corunsa, ST. Andre, Csdix and
Aiicsnts free porte. Into these pcrts ell
kinds OF foreigo goods will be sdmiltcd with
out toe psymeo, Of any dusy, and allowed to
be re-shipped, on paying oAly three peseen,.
Il is said this resolution has been adopted 10
consequence Of urgent representations from
tho merchanls at Csd;f, who begin to SOC the
impolicy OF those laws By which tho Colcnisl
Trade of Spain 10 regulated. The principal
object Of the measures is to facilitate the
transit of goods to South Americs, an object
certainly Of great importance to British nleIs
chants. s ss,,ai Isl
From tho following letter from Paris, IL
appears tha, . confident belief Is cntcr,ained
there of . treaty having been actually con-
France for the evacuation Of the Frehch terri.
tory by the Army Of Occupation the sp.
proaching summer, and for the arrangement
Of the debt due 10 the allies The sum fixed
Is said to be 90 millions Of aunuiiies 90, 600
millions of fraucs,) between - and IS mil
lions s,eriing ~
I, is announced as official, in the political
CYCLES 10 Paris, that the Empcrors of Aus.
tria and Russia, with the King of ptussia,
the Dake de Richelicu, and lord Castlorcagh
are 10 meet al Dussledoof IN the course OF
next mon.h; for what object Il Is not not
known.
~ We have, received Paris papers Of Wed.
nesdAy and Thursday last. They state posi-
lively the death OF ,ns Dsy of A Igiors, who
fell victim 70 the plague, after reign sis
months.
The President, late American frigs,e, is %
be repaired her establishment will be 60
guns and caironadcs.
Bnv.sELs, MARcu l7--Tbe number Of
vessels that peIished in the storms Of the 9TH
and 6tn of this month Is estimated At 80,
between the HeId~r and Calais only. -----.-----
GENOA, Fen. 25.--rhc commander Of the
squad. ON Of The United State. Of America in
the Mediterranean, has required the Dey oi
Algicrs TO give orders 10 The cruisers not to
take the liberty in future Of visiting Amerin
can vessels, unte, any pre,ex. whstcver, be
causc, as the plague prevails in the territory
OF Algiers, II Is much to be feared that the
contageon might be spread by these visitat
He added, that iD the case of refusal, he had
orders to give chase To the Aigerine vessel,
aud to sink them. II all tho maritime Pow
crs would hold the same energetic language,
there would not be so ,nuch reason TO fear
that these cruisers would comm uncate the
plague to US, and their piracies would cease
Of themselves. 49,
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The Augusta Gazs,te oi il,h April, on.
nounces the arrival Of the Amer lean army at
Fott Gadsden on the 10th March, and were
there building fort which was nearly COM
plcted on tho Esd. A movement was to be
made against Mickasukee on the 2s,h. II
was thought the army would pursue the In
dians into Pensacola, where it was supposed
they would a-e for protection
H.fRkIED,
In this town, on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev Mr.. Webb. Mr. IsRAEL r. LAKE 10 Miss SA.