The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-01

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subscribed for the purpose.
The Courier, speaking oflhe accounts
from different parts of the country, OBJ
Serves" We should temble for the
fate of this envied land, if we saw any
want of vigilance or courage in our gov
ernment."
Parliament had been summoned by
proclamation to convene on the 23d of
November, for the dispatch Of divers ur-
gent and important affairs; among which,
it is said, the question of the legality or
illegality of the proceedings dthe militia
ry at Manchester would be discussed.
A London paper OF the 10Th Oct. says
-" On the representation fthe captains
commanding the large ships in ordinary
on the Canadian lakes, warrant officers
have been appointed to all the vessels,
some of which are large first rA;es. We
hear also that an extra nrmber of war-
rant officers are to 80 out for the purpose
ofproviding for casualties"
1t was said on the continent, that
count MoD;holon, came to Europe with
his wife from St. Helena, disguised as a
servant; that nc has brought several let
tcrs from Bonaparte concealed in his
clothes, and The three first columns OF
Bonaparte's Memoirs, which are to be
forwarded to New-York for publication.
The French chambers are 10 assemble
on the 18th November.
The Emperor OF Russia has abolished
the liberty Of the press i'll Poland.
The Cadlz expedition is broken up,
tl,e clothing and provisions burned, and
the troops have deserted in all directions.
The Paris papers mention, that the
French funds had continued to decline
for moe than week, and that, during
that period, rumors were industriously
circulated Of an approaching war between
Russia on the one side and Austria and
Prussia on the otl.er. They add, how
ever, that these rumors are entirely un-
founded, and ihat The papers aud letters
most worthy OF credit, which arrive from
Germany and the North, contain abso.
luteIy nothing which can excite appre.
heusion, OF such a rupture.
A Vienn. article Of the 24th of Sep.
tember, SAYS that The new military !cvies
! which continue to be made in Austria,
whatever sensation they may excite are
OILY measures OF prccaulion.
There is report (says Vienna pa
per of the 25th Sept oEsome slight dii-
itsences WIN Russia, but it is a rumor
destitute ot iutiioriiv.
Thereyenue for ,he present quarter (says
| one Of the lale Engiish papess) compared
| WITH the corresponding quarter, OF i8, has
| fallen oil to the smount Of $50 This
| d. hciea"y has chiefly ken place ia the Gus.
| toms amounting in this department 10 9l6,
597i.--in the scise the deficiency smoun,s
| 20 1872, ~ and IN the stamp du,ies TO SO,
T23 while in somc other branches ct the
revenue al increase has taken place.
The uada up the Tyne had been nearly,
So, pended, in consequence of the sailors hay
log tn oed out Tor wages.
An English and Fsenoh squsdron, under
Admiral Frecman;ls and Adm. Lurcin, arriv-
ed Oh The Sd q: Scp,ember at Aigiers on the
"a The Admirais waited 90 the Dey, aud In
the name OF their sovereigns, presented the
resolutions OF the Congress a, AK la Chap.
| ellie, relative TO the Bsrbary Powers, one OF
which was 10 the following effect" That the
Birbary Powers viii no longer be allowed to
remsio on the footing they had been and
thar they must heDc cetorth, in their political
relations, consider themselves to be viewed
in the light of civilized nations, sc. To this
tho Dey replied that he really could no, com.
prehcnd what the sdrirsis would say to him,
aud they have, in FACT left Agie1s without
any further arrangement.
The vir'oges commenced early in Oct.
in scverol of the Departments in France, aud
IT is said that there is every prospect OF an q.
bundan, produce and Of excellen, qualify.
A serious rio, bad taken place a, North.
| shislds--,he keelmeo refusing to Work and
committing many dcpreda,ions.
The Bessey Gains, Capt. Finch, arrived iu
the River, on Wednesday, from Gotenoutgh; |;