The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-09
Latest From ENGLAND.

Liverpool dates TO 10 the 29th July, and
London to the 76:h, have been received st
Ncw.Y Yotk. No importsnt news. The har-
vest throughout the coon,cy, promised sbun'
dance.
The news OF the capture Of PensacoIs had
beeo received in Spain as well as Eng land
and war between the former power, and the
United States expected to follow, as matter
of course.
Tnc Queen of England continued ve,y
low, and her death looked for as an event,
tha, would probably take place vesy soon.
The produce of the French Customs is
sisted to have risen during the first Eve
mon,hs Of this pear 10 6,ooo,ooof more than
il amounted 10 during the same ported oil
1917: sed an augmentation Of at lesss
IL 900 ,ooof On the whole year is confidently
snpcipated 10 This branch OF the revenue.
Lad Cas;lereagh was TO leave England on
AK IL hspelie. The prime minister OF the
several sose,eigns, were expected 60 appear
also, al .his sfand meeting. Mf-. ;
Tho King OF Sardinia has como toto the.
humane measure OF most Of tho Sovereigos
Of Europe, in dscrcci,s the abolition of the
Slave Tratle. m4
A repeal of tho usu,y laws, is con,c mpla,-
cd 10 England. A
Ivis said the English Cove, nmcnt will re-
qatre 10000 IONS Of shipping to birg home
shc troops artiilsfy, and stores from Frsnce
The Laudon Annual Register, for 1889,
publishes the number Of deaths for that year
in London, which wa. 2oT4S--of the spseH
nc- ,herc were 207Y, more than one tenth Of
Vi the whole number.
PATS papers to the 18th uli. announce the
prospect of an abundant harvest, sooner. by
seyc,s al weeks than usual. In Chaspsigne, ).
II is slated ,bsg will not have o sufieient
numbor Of casks for the wine.
a letter from Havans, stS,es, that On the
10th Aug. The arsenal at that place, eon,sin-
ing the storos Of the navy, was entirely dee.
troyed by FIRE. The amount of The properly
Destroyed is said to have been very consider.
able.
Ths Amity, arrived at New-York, from
Liverpool, has brought London dates 70 July
8, and Liverpool 10 the Sd August. They
turnish,h ,howsvcr, very iiy,lc matter of interest.
The Queen OF England, wss slowly imptov.
ing In her health. The Manchester Cotton
spinners still refused TO lsbo, wiihou, en- sd
vance Of wages, and were subsisnng on cas-.
ual charity Of the public, TO the number it
wss- said OF nearly $4,000 persons, women
and children included. ln the eastern prov.
inces OF Barba'y, The plague was raging with
incredible desuuction IN one town. whers
the populasion does no, exceed 10000, tho
morality carried Of daily naors than 200
persons. Tho greatest activity il said 70
prevail in all the comnercisj ports OF France,
and numerous vessels 6tting Gu, for EngIand,
the United States, aod the Yves, India Is
lands; several new Insurance. OfRces had
been established in Bo,dssux and Bayonne,
with large capitals. Several large failures
had ,skeo place in Copenhsseo, among tie
Jews, one Of them 10 the amount Of half Q.
million Of mares sanco aud at Psesburg,.a
mouse Of the 6rst sespectsbiliiy had become
insolven, TO the amount Of three millions of
the eurrent money Of Germany. Sevsrat'
Americao vessels have been spoken in the
Baltic see, proceeding to St. Petersburg for
naval stores, which tbey we're to bring to the
u. Ststes.--Ths American ships trading to
England, are also said 10 lake on board large
quantities Of miits.y stores, partieuisrly large
pieces OF cannon, ~ and 50 Founders, with
Immense quantities Of gunpovdcr.