The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-14
La,s IRON, Half AZ.

/. Late from HalifG
Mr.. TopIf mas loaned us Halifax papers
10 The 30 us. inclusive, received here yes
,crdsy 5y tho schr. PenguIn, 4 days from
,hs, place.
The Free Prrss Of the 2oth. speaking Of
the fetaliatory \ Congress, excluding Brit
Ish ships from our ports, ssys--" The late
war svflic'eot to isn,me a people already
TOO prone to vsuni i-It ehabied the goyern-
menl of the US. TO equip feet and es,ab-
llsb navy; and the prospect OF losing the
fisheries must operate powerfully upcn the
apinds Of the fede falists, those deep, design
log and concealed enemies Of Eegisod, aud
will render any hostile measue which the
American cabinet may sdopi, popular win
that description of people. Res,dss, Amer.
iea stssds upon far better ground ip point Of
preparation and ability TO support her claims,
than she did when she commenced the ia,e
unhappy war. In the conduct which the
,AmeI lean Eovetnment 10 pursuing, we cap
perceive nothing bu, the DOS, impiicsble en-
ni'y against Great b itsin 1.-THE violation ,f
treaty by diving the Indians from their Ianda
-he mui desiny Of unoEsnding British sub !.
i iects--such innocent virinis gs .1rbnfhnos
and -.drnabrssfer 1.-The exc,usion OF o,hcia
\ fsom its ports--and the unreasonable cixims
which are set up, warfsnt the i0ieuence, tbas
the present i'll cemenled peace will be Of shors
do aliop." st.E-,
0e II would appear from the above, thai
federalism IS in no better ieputs 10 Nova
Soolis, than il is in the u. States. il is ex-
ltemely ungratefui, however, in the British,
ellsr all the lsbors Of that pany in their SER
vice, tn speak thus lilely and con,eUptuous-
ly oil them. DId not federslists defend them
in their impressments OF our seamcn--io
their buchery of the crew Of the Chesapeake
lin their piratical O ders in Council, &c.
&c. b. Did they not aid thea in the war, by
ohi.osins their own ecnnfy-r-by preventing ,n-
iislments--embati iassing the ioans-geHfng
.uh a conpenfon az Hartford, &c-&c We
repeat, that afier these z cat and in porisRs
vices, il is the perfection Of ing ati,nde on
the part ot the British thus to dsub, their
"intcgrity Of intention 70 Bat thus il evee
is. The msD who il not true to his own
country, is hated at home, and spu,ned and
despised abroad. Boo. Chron. - Par.
~ Latest from ENGLAND.
An arrival at New-Yo,k, from Liverpool,
brings papers to the 26,h Aug. from which
VIC udVc mduC lew cStdCtss uS bS"
|" wheat have begun to come in, aad though OF
smaller grain than former crops, was slili
heavy and we'll coiored.
Of political news the papers are sx,re me-
ly barren. The most material article OF in
| terest to the American reader, is one which
| states, that Mr.. Gallatin the Amcilcon Min
| lister tothe Court Of France, bad arrived IN
London, being charged, il is said, with pow
ers to negotiate q commercial treaty between
| the u. States and Great Bsitain.--lt was
| reported 10 London and published 10 papers
| ct that place, that tho com mercisl treaty, Ia
negotiation at Pans, between r ance and
the u States, is Tor the pt teseni, entirely at .
| stand; the conference, on the part OF France
being discontinued. The United States,
some time ago, were also refused q CONNER.
| cial t,ea'y wI,h Holland.
The Queen OF England was considered 10
a state OF convaiesencs.
| The q. s. friga,c Gucrrier, Com Mac
! dooough, arrived al Cowes on the 22d Aug,
She left this pot on the 25rh Joy. and 10
destined to St. Pe,ersbu'g &, having on bsard
| His Excellency G w Campbell, Esq, Tho
| American Minister to the Court of Rnssia.
| Itis stated under . Paris dsae' Of the ish
| August, that the negotiations which arc car
| rying on in Paris, between Spain and Por'u-
| gal, are on the eve Of concluding, and ,hat
| the Spaniatds will be pu' in possession OF
/ Monte Vido as soon as possible. ~
Lord Cochrsne has actually ssiied fom
Bnuiogue, for Son,h Americs, ss supposed.
| and has taken his wife with him. He went
n