The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-10

rights, was Known openly to exuli Al any dis.
as!ers which bcfeI our nation--who DECLARED
:he, capture Of the Chesapeake, me mast Drill
fianf event Of fhs kafe war--I say, can any
thiog DO considered more conten piibie, than
for such man, like sorsiIe, cringing syco-
phant,t to be seen runniog rouad among those
ne has hitherto affected to despiss, and beg,
ging 70 be reinstatcd in an Office, which he
has been considefcd unfit 70 sustain ! Every
dscect man of any party, would cry out,
shame sHAME! CLEAN SHIRT.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA
Private accounts received at Charleston,
(via Kingston, from gentlemen Of verasi,y at
Puerto Cabeilo and Carraccss, state that
severe battle was fought at Valencia on tho
l7th April, between the Pafrfop and Royal
fsss The forccs OF the former, 1t Is said at
tackled the Spanish army under the command
Of General Lopez, General Morillo being
rnorally wounded, as is supposed 10 pre-
ccdng action,) and compelled thom To retreat
20 Puerto CabeIlo, whore tho residue of their
forces vas alliionsd. General Lopey, togcth.
sr with thirty Of hts principal officers, wero
killed 10 The engagement. The whole num-
bor Of Venezuela were said to have been 10
;ho action. Casraecas and La Guayra il is
dents, as dotachn,ents were ordered on i'm
media,ely 10 occupy them. Valencia, after
ths battle, was Instantly esAcuassd by the in-
habiiants. .s3.-.g,.
Other accounts give the victory 10 these
nciions TO tho Royalists.--B Bosson PAPER.
--:o,ao:--
FROM H4T,4N.1.
A letter received In KeoDcbunk, from q
gcntloinan 10 Havsne,, ststes, thataa order
from The King was daily expected to prohibit
all foreign vessels coming to Tint place direct,
that they must 6rst go to Old Spain and pay
part Of the port charges, and ,hen they would
be allowed on entrance at Havana, and il was
m Iught that the ordor would be vigorously
put in force. sf4s Ibid.
Al a late session Of ths Circuit Court Of the
United States, q man was found guilty OF pur.
en~>sue csosnacg of 'suidisr of Eors IndeneD.
denee, and 'fusd svsnfy dosiass, aud costs Of
Court. Ibid.
On the let inst. Asbuthnot and Ambris.e,
who werc taken At the capture OF For, St.
Marks were ttied by Court- Martial, in
pursuance Of orders from Gen. Jackson. Of
which Gen Gsiocs was tho President. Both
wcrc condemned to die. The former wss
sentenced to be hung, tho latter TO bo shot.
They were executed on the Sd inst. agree
ably 70 the mandate of the court. 1t 10 seid
Ambrisle died liae Q soldicr---hc was cool
end FIRM 10 tho last MISUNDERSTANDING was
much agitsted, aDd evnccd great fear. 4
'aan by the namc Of Cock, one of tho accom-.
plices Of Arbu,knot and Ambris,e, tusned ev.
iiense against them, and on his testimony
thoy were convicted. The charges and spec.
ifcasioos aliedsed against them wore, lst for
n,pplyinG hc Indians with arms and muni.
ticas of war I'd for stirring them up against
fho whites; Sd, as spics. mbriste was a
'ieutonant Ia tho British army, and was en- In
feiassnt, 6ns looking man. Arbuthnot is an
cid oHsDdcr, and has been often advised 10
deals, from exciting the savages against the
frontier people ct our State. He was the bo-
aous friend ollbe famous woodbine; who we
frequcp,ly. wish had falicp into the hand. OF
Jacksoa---tora greater William curses not the
sacc ottlso csah.--sSavaaaab hc,crr, Nay ~.
"a Ea4.s s.'a8 ---:oSxo;--
Among tba numbericss eS,rovsgarcics
which spl.Nts real ECONOMY, did IL exist
in our cninisisrs, wsuid very materially di.
minish, Is tho Windsor establishment, fq, our
afflicted Sovereign, who, ao,withstandipg his
inhrunisios, Is chsrge upon the country of
355,ocol. The charge on this establishment
tor The Master Of the Horse, Is oooL which
includes thirty saddle horses, for dir uss Of !
MS Majesty, ,andtwenty-eight carriage horses, /
though the. king has ncver been out or the
castle gates for upwards Of seven years. All |
the other charges 10 the Lord Chambcrlain's
depart end for the Lords in Wsitrng,
&c. &c. &c. arc In the same ex,rsvsgant pro-
portion. The establishment Is enormous,
but ss many Of our readers will recolIcct,i IL
was sdcfcndod al the time, aod under the az |
ilicting circums,soces Of tho moment, upon
she probability Of thc scstoraticn Of health
aud IN anticipation Of SO desirable an event, IL
was asked who could wish QUE aged Severe /
ign To had himself deserted, and without a
Courf We have no desire to dwell on
subject so painfoli bu, We appeal 10 every
rational man, as far as any Of MS may presume
tc judge OF the disPensalions Of an ali-wiso
Prosideoce, whsther the probability now ex.
igs III 1t does not exist, ihen seccly srms I