The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-25
BALTImoRE June Is.

and ship CyaHe
Capt Gold, oi she big hlo, 20. arrived lest
evening in l6 days from 81. Themes. ,ai.ed
under convoy of the Ente' pizs Thr Eure,-
prize had intoi nation of pirate st Five T..
lands, and she was bound n pm SUI, uI her.
1t was reported she had taken q brig 10 there
two days before.
the u States ship Cyane had just arrived
at St. Thomas, which place she Ief, last Jan-
uary, and proceeded 10 Sierra Leone, f,,m
thence to the American colony o, Me,a'sdo
scd f'om thence back egain TO 81. Thomas.
She arrived AZ Mesus, ado abou, he Isl Ct a.
pill, vheo The colonists were found in most
wretched s'a'e. They had no, only been al
tackled by the natives, ty which their number
were greatly decreased, bot they were s'm"st
suffering for tho wan, Of common rne;eriais
for building sheIer from the open sir. IL
was said 10 be more ewing 10 good ioiiuhe
than their means of defence, that they wero
not al baiche!ed By The crafty ssvsses who
surround them, tbei' dependence Is sinsi thou.
sands being Two o. three small canBcns, en-.
closed wub kind of rail fence for breast
work. Nothing could have bees mole sea-
somable ,hsn he arrival If Cspt. Spence. II
appears this commander was not only Prov.
dent enough TO isy in a supply OF pfosisloos
and Other oecessaries for them a. Sierra Lee
one, but he supplied them with arms apd an
muni'ion, and buit a strong stone cassia
mourning several suas--this, wben he lett
there requireJ the eSernons oil the colon,s's
Tor about two days 10 make it a cor ie's de-
isnce aud protection sgainsi any IoGee 'sss
might be Brought 10 oppose IL. He also ie-
fitted the Cnile. Ststes' schoonsr Aosusts,
leaving her uoder the command OF Lleu'eu'
snt Richard Dasbsell, with Instructions
that will ford every assistance 10 the
colony. His crew, after leaving he COST OF
Africa, became sickty; numbe' OF them di.
ed on their passage to ST. Thomas, besides
several officers bot fortunately they ore row
convalesccn,, the ship being ia healthy state.
Captain Spence has been IN Ill health himself
for several monh past, and it Will requiro
great care whsn he Ieiufns home to secure
his restoration. /, is UNDERWOOD, he intends
10 proceed Immediately from ST.. Thomas 10
the United States sfier getting necessary sup
plies Of provisions and of water.
From the n York Mercantile Advertiser Of Tuesday
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BY tho arrival Of lbs elegant sod fas, salt.
ing Pscke, ship Canada, Captain Macy, who
lett liverpool on the 18Th uu. we have rego-
Tar files from London TO the loth, aud Patis
dates to The IA May.
The head quarters Of the French army was
at Burgos. Toe French accounts say, der
utstion Of The principal inhabitants of Nod ID
had arrived there TO express the desire .pter,
isinsd in that cspi'sl to see tht Frspea troops
arrive there speedily.
It's stated ,hst the Spanish Constitutional
General Nina, bsd Got large ioree between
the French troops and their own frontier,
with view Of intereep,ing their eonmunies.
ton with F'snce. Ire following extracts
from the last Paris pspers, oi the ls.h oF
May, alluds 10 this report.
PARTS, NAY l4,h.
For some days the move meets Of he ueuy.
in Csaonia had not permitted sny news 20
come from the army, ind rOmetous reports
had betn circulsted--one that Marshal Men.
cey had been defes;sd---sno;her that the Duke
Of Aogoule me could no, sdVsoos. These r.-
ports caused q gtcst iaA in the i.nds. I.
consequence the uinistef of Sinsnec .ss,st-
day communicated the following io.srmsu..
si The opening of The Exchsre:.
FROM THE MfsIsrER CT FsiScr
"Aeesidlng TO The report lom Msr.a