The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-05
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GREAT BRrAIS. The packet ship Can
ada has brought to New York, Liverpool
papers TO the2d inst. days later than pre-
vous news.
A number Of Blackburn weavers were a.
bout to embak for America.
The British Cabinet has been assembled
TO take in consideration matters connected
with the manufacturing districts.
The returns Of the late harvest proves,
says the n. Y. Com. Advertiser, that there
exist throughout the United Kingdom, GER
tain precursors Of scarcity.
| II is reported that the Cabinet had We
solved on an order to admit oats, peas,
beans, but barley, and wheat not yet.
The leading members Of the Cabinet, ex-
cept Lord Liverpool, who was in Wales,
were summoned TO meet according to ru-
NOR on affairs, connected with distressed
aud disturbed districts.
MIR. Canning was TO go to Paris soon, on
diplomatic affairs.
| f45O 900 in gold bars has been broughd
to England by the Russian feet. ps-.~-
Mr.. M'Cready and family of the Lonu6.i
stage came passenger in the Canada.
Kean it is said will return with Price.
and resume his situation at Drury Lane.
The affairs of the Mexican Mining As
socation are before the public loss of
fJ00,000 ia admitted.
, Letters have been received in london
from Monte Video announcing the com
plete destruction of Com. Browns fleet by
that of Brazil!
Peace is announced between the British
and Burmese.
The plague RACES in Constantnople.
Three Ministers tits said are attacked by it.
The Sultan appears resolute to cXtcrmi-
nate all his enemies.
! RUSSIA. a Russian squadron of three
ships of the line, and six frgates, was seen
40 miles off The English coast-destination
supposed to be the Black Sea.
The accomplices Of the late conspiracy
have set ont in several divisions, strongly
escorted for Siberia. Several of them are
accompanied by their wives.
Moscow, July 81. 70. s.
In the centre of the grand square of the
Kremlin, we, this day, beheld a Temple,
which has been erected for the imperial
family. The entrance is by FIVE passages,
covered with red cloth the cupola is sup
ported by twelve columns. In this temple,
according to the proclamation that was
made yesterday, Divine Service is to be
solemnIy celebrated in presnce of all the
grQndees of the empire--of the troops that
are at present here, and the whole of the
assembled people, to give thanks to the
Almighty for the protection he has grant
ed to the process against those wicked
persons, who committed such dreadful
deeds, on the 26th December, 1895. To
assist at this pious solemnty more than
10000 Infantry and Cavalry assembled in
the kremhn, under arms, at six o'clock
this morning. A great number of persons
.of distinction Of both sexes, had already
taken possession Of the scaffolds erected
for the ceremony Of the Coronation. The
crowds of people who afterwards arrived
so checked up all the approaches that the
Police Authorities, who ordinarily. upon
grand solemnitics and popular festivities.
have wonderful dcxterity in preventing
accidents and maintaining order, had this
dav the greatest difficulty, and were al
most obliged to employ force TO prevent,
the people from mixing with the military.
and disturbing their ranks. Az O'Clock.
the whole of The bells of the kremlin be-
gan TO chime-the largest of which is in
the tower Of Ivan Wiki and short
time after his Imperial Highness the
Grand Duke Michaelappeared. Tho.Gcn.
erals, Commanders, and Aids. de- Camp
pressed round to pay their respects 10 his
Imperial Ilghncss, and the whole multi
tude saluted him with the most lively ac-
clamations. The drums and trumpeis then
gave the first signal for the solemni,y, and
all the standards and flags Of the different
regiments were carried 10 the Temple, in
J order TO bestow additional ornament on it.
The doors of the church of the Con,cn,
Of Ischadowu beng thrown open, five
nhrusand monks came forth, clothed in
their richest garments. These formed in
tN'o ranks from the church 10 the temple
lining the aide OF the road which the pro-
coss:on was to advance by. BY and BY