The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-16

The Albion, Capt. Williams arrived, q
New io'k, from Liverpool, has brought &C
counts TO tins "a May. a few exta<ls, shs
most imporssot W fnd in the papers, follcw'
-Nevf3undiand Flsheues.
10 the House Of Commons on Tho rs c
April, Mr.. Robinson moved thar the House
khouid resolve itself into Committe. TO Con
bidsr Of the Convention with iAo Uni,cC
States of America. This having been
agreed to, Inc said, that by the Treaty, con.
PiderabIs portion Of ths fishery carried On By
Amsricans, ca our coast OF North America,
bad been given up by rhe United States bu,
khere was sti!i no law 10 condemn Ametican
vessels, fshing, for instance, in tho harbor oI
IHAligax. l, was therefore necessary thar
home law should be enacted, for Tho punish
iment of Americans violasiag the treaty end
Therefore ae should move, that the Govern
Iors of our Provinces, and the Com naDders,
Ishon!d be empowered, by orders ia Council
Ito tske American vessels violating lhs Trea.
I,y.--Hc then moved ios leave TO b,ing ia :
lbill,to prevent subjects Of she United States
from fishing on the coasts OF Ncwfoond.
| land and Labrador.
Sir j. .Aswaa1 said, this vas subject oI
most rlomen.oss importance, and ne begged
A
Leave was then given 20 bring In the Din.
Shecie payments The bills which have
passed Parliament restricting the Banks oi
England and Ireisad from paying specie for
their notes is measEse of policy more than
necessity. In the cebate on the subject, the
Marquis OF Lansd,wn (a>. opposition peer,
said, ,hit as ms nber Of rho sccsct Com.
s.sstes on Bank AlAirs, he knew that here
was specie enough in the Bank to answer al
demands which could be made on il; and
that .ns tine was not far distant when unlim.
tied specie payments might be safely allowed.
the Jsurs In the year 800, in the reign
oG Edward l. the property OF all the Jews IN
England was con6,cated TO the use OF the
crown; 28o Of them were hanged in one day
charesi with adu'tera,ing ths coin. Above
5000 Of these unfortunate people in that
reiga were piundsrcd of all their wealth, and
banished the kiasdon. In ,he year 1918, in
the reign OF Gcoese H. Mr.. Rotchchield, a
celebrated Jsw, was al the head Of most Of
til: loans to the Europsan kings 6 emperors.
A lst,cr from Hsmhlrg Of The 2osh Of
April, received in London, announce tha,
"Tne b. suse Of Hiak and Scroder, together
With tha, Of Schdspauff and Rutmsister, arc
this day declared inso!ven,, the former TO
tho amount of l6s 900, and the latter TO that
Of 23s 900 mares oaoco.''
Tas Plymouth dock yards, which, saya a
London paper, cover rs acres of land, are
we'll supplied with ;i,nbr imported from
Dhma,ia Africa and America.
Lieut.. Gen. Count Richard. peer Of
Sraoce, il appointed Ambassador 10 Russia.
A Ere occurred on the al Of April al Hit
SKINNED in Hungary, which destroyed tho
barracks, Two churches, and GOO tycllin 8
houses.
l'ns late English nayiga.ors towards the
Narlh Pole me, nation Of Iadians whose
mode Of friendly salusafioa was aussiag the
nose. M
rne P ince Rsgcn. was i'll, but approach
ing to !. convsIescenf state.
The Ambassador tom Persia has reached
X.oodon, aod his Cifcassian is not surpassed
in beauty oy any female CT shc United King
dom.
1t appears BY the Finance Report Of Eng
land, that the 4nount Of excess IN favor ol
last year, is 3,662.37l pounds.
New potatoes were sold at Covent Garden
rnark:, on ths 2sth Of April at one shilling a
pouod.
dmeriean Stoeis -.3 per cents 81 to 6s-
New 8. 81 10 % 2. u. S. bank s,sArcs 23t
Tod 9 24i.
Tac celebrated ship Isabella, .wh;ch bore
the hsg oil capt. Ross, in ihs late voyage to
the polar resions,' seod lately from Hull fof
America, win 400 English pas.enges, $, men,
women sod children. Toe emigration from
sha, port is mos, peodIsioas, and is consInu-
ally inc easing They are Of all descriptions,
bu' chiefly persons who possess little pro-
per'y. The loss Of so many valuabe CHI.
aens. in this season Of national difficulty, can
not easily be estimated
Geo. Deseseux has arrived in this town,
and chartered . numbef OF vessels for the
conveyance OF the two fnc regiments he has
raise d'io Iselsnd to South America
Accounts from Madsid Of the s;h Of last
moaih, state that the plague continues to
make gsest rsvages IL the kingdom of Mo-
roco. The number Of deaths wnicn take
place at Fez amounts TO 100 daily!