The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-01
e.. NEw-YoRK, Nov. %.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Columbia, capt. Cra-
ham, arrived yesterday evening, sailed
from Liverpool on Sunday the 23d of Octo-
ber. We have received by her London
papers 20 the evening Of the @lst aud ,Liy-
orpoo TO the 22d inclusive.
We learn from passengers in the Co
lumbia, that business had become settled
in Liverpool, and confidence was again re-
stored, no further failures having taken
place. IL will be seen /" our accounts of
sales Of cotton that the market for that ar
ticle was firm.
The sales of cotton az Liverpool for the
week ending the 2lst ultimo, amounted to
22,4O6 bags--of American descriptions
there were disposed of, $500 Boweds at
Ti-s 10 1924; 1896 Orleans s Ia to
IL IL; 2D25 Alabama and IepDesSees z
20 10 "a; 297 Sea Island ~ to "a.
a letter of the 22d says that the sales of
cotton on that day amounted 10 about 5000
bags, and the feeling in the market con-
timed favorable. -tF
A private letter from Madrid of tfc 9th
nit says that government has determined
on recalling Gen. Wives, the Commander
IN Chief of Havana, and to replace hiin by
Gen. Cruz or Dolva, aud hc who has not
the command of the island il TO have the
command in chief Of the troops TO be as
scmbled there, or which at least will be
destined to take IT, field for the recon
quest Of Mexico.
The attention of the Spanish Cabinet
was much occupied with the subject oftheir
Colonies i'll America, and it appears pretty
certain that,the French and En9lish Am
has Ior, hn,ua ,.o1fnl Snnin IN
cognize, on certain conditions, the new
states of South America. II is also said
that the mediation of England was offered.
The Spanish Minister replied that the
King was opposed TO all absolute recogni-
tion Of his former colonies, and the Minis
ter Zea submitted project that each colo
ny should have a native governmenL nam
ed By the King, to direct It's affairs, impose
the taxes. and pay an annual sum to Spain.
The King TO have representative in
each colony, with the title ofNice Roy
md, iiually, the colonies on their part, to
contribute to pay off the debt of Spain.
This project was rejected by the King.
A fire broke out in Liverpool on the 18th
in warehouse, adjoining Mr.. Hardmans,
in Williamson-street, and speedily commu-
blNhhGh W. biiN Nv pli's iuNlt N'It
III two warehouses nearly 500 bales of cot
ton almost all of which were destroyed.
The buildings and cotton were insured
On the 10Th, another fire occurred in
large building, occupied by Messrs. Crop
per. Benson a. Co. containing $500 bales
of cotton, very little of which would be
saved. In this instance also, insurance
had been effected on the buildings and
contents. The value. Of the property con
sumed by these two fires, would, il was he
lieved, amount to about Gl0,000 exclusive
OF the buildings.
The son OF Sir Walter Scott has been
appointed aidde-camp to the Lord Lieu
tenant of Ireland.
Mayimilan Joseph, King of Bavaria
die at Munic on the 18th ult. of apopleyy,
in the 70th year ofhis age. lie is succeed
oi by Charles Louis Augustus, the Prince
Royal, who is in the 39th year of his age.
Prince dc Carigpan, cousin to the heir
presumptive to the Sardiniun throne, and a
general officer in the French service, has
died from a similar Calamity. lie was
found dead in his carriage on arriving at
his house in Paris.