Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-09-30
BY THE STEAM BOAT.

| = VERY LATE FROM EURoPE.--Tne packet shil
Canada, Capt. Rodgers, has arrived at New York
with dates from Liverpool to the ID inst. and Lon
don to the lst.
! GREAT BRITAIN.-It is confidently allcget
that very evident improvement has taken place
in the state Of the trade. in every part Of the coun
try; but the distress is still. very great On the lsf
ult. four defaulters in the settlement of the time
bargain. for the last account of Consos, were de-
clared at the Stock Exchange, and considerable
number of failures, had in addition been privately
arranged. The accounts were rather more favOra-
BILE of the state Of trade in Manchester, and other
manufacturing districts. A number Of Blackburn
weavers we're about embarkiDs for America in
consequence ofthe distress Of the times.
The returns of the late harvest in England prove
that there now exists throughout the United King
dom, the certain precursors of a scarcity of food.
The leading members of the British Cabinet,
with the exception of Lord Liverpool, who in
Wales, were summoned to assemble at the foreign
office important matters connected with the DIS
turbed districts. Mr.. Canning was to go TO Paris
with Mr.. Morier, the Consul General, TO settle a
diplomatic discussion relative to claims OF British
subjects
AFFAIRS OF THF GREEKs.--The London
Times states that the affair of the steam boats des
tined for Greece, engrosses much attention No
obstacle Is presented on the part of the governments
but it is feared the defects in their machinery will
The most serious part of the affair is that the of
100000 nearly the whole remaining resources OF
Greece, has been expended in the construction el
these vessels.
A letter has been received in London from the
Greek Government. 1t is addressed to Mr.. Spanio-
lacky. The following is an extract
"This Committee, composed Of the undersigned
has received the express orders of the National
As emily to withdraw the Deputatou from Lon
don, and to receive their accounts; to which end
three individuals, possessing its confidence, will be
named, of whom you, Sir, will oe one, and the Com
mitee thinks proper that that the other two should
be respectable Engishmen."
Great preparations making ia Russia for the
Coronation OF the Emperor.
Liverpool Sept. 2.--Therc has been a good de-
maud for cotton this week, and although there has
been more offered, and in some instances rather
lower prices accepted for American descriptions,
yet The public sale yesterday went off with spi-
rit, and the prices now considered the same as
they were at the close Of last week The sales.
from the 9th ult to last evening" inclusive amount
ell to l6,l6o bags, viz. l43OO by private, and
1860 by auction. Those by private, consisted of
5000 American, 1860 Brazil, so West India, 36l0
Egyptian, and 800 East India. The following par
ticuarises the American descriptions, vz:-387O
Uplands, at 3-8 to I; 1920 Orleans at 6 to 2570
Alabamas, at 3-4 TO 6 10; 220 Sea- Island white,
at 1 l-2 to II; 2l0 do. stained, at II l-o to II.
Per public saie-l304 surats were offered, and
460 ,o!d at d 3.4 to 38; 1000 Alabamas all sold,
at to 1-2; 100 Sea Island ditto, at 10 81 TO 13
Sd 100 stained ditto ditto SO to 0 1-8; 1913
Demeraras, 90 sold, at o Ia to 8 1-2. About 600
American and 400 Marankam, have been taken for
export and 1000 Americans for speculation.
imports, from the 25th to last evening, was 1884
bags--all American.