Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-25
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BY arrivals at Boston and New-York, Lon
don dates to the 18th July have been received.
Wo have room only for summary Of their con-
tents.
The London Sun Of the 18th contains a
Treaty which was signed on the 9th OF July,
by the PlenIpotentiaries Of Great Britain,
France and Russia, for efeciing peace be-
tUeen the Ottoman Porte and Greece, TO-
getheT with an additional and secret article,
de,e. mining the measures % be adopted in case
the Porte does not, within one month, accept
the mediation proposed. The Treaty which Is
dated u, London, July 8, is signed by Dudley,
POiign0c and Leulen.
I" The primary object of this treaty is, to.
put an end 10 the hoslilities waging between
the two countries, and thereby stop the eifI-
sion of human blood, and arrest the evils of>all
kinds which might arise from the continuance
of the present state Of things. Its next object
is, to secure for Greece Government which,
if not actually independent of tho Porte, shall
possess many Of the advantages Of Independ-
ence; and in the attainment Of these objects the
High Contractin Powers bind themselves not
10 seek any arrangements Of territory, any ex-
elusive influence, or any commercial advantage
for their subjects which tho subjects Of any
other nation may not equally obtain.
"The Secret Article, which, as in most
other Treaties, is the most important, stipulates
that 1t shall be announced to the Porte that the
High Contracting Parties intend to send Con-
suar Agents 10 Greece, and that if the Porto
do not dccept in one month the Armlstlce pro-
posed, or the Greeks refuse to sign it the High
Contracting Parties will conjointly employ all
their means in the accomplishment Of their OBJ
.jcct, without, however, taking any part in the
hOstilitics between the two intending parties
And finally, If these measures should fail, the
High Powers will continue to prosecute the
work of pacification, for which purpose they
authorize their Representatives in London TO
discuss and determine the ulterior mea sires 10
which it may become necessary 10 resort.''
The Duke of Portland has resigned the Of
flee of Privy Seal, but remains IN the Cabinet
Lord arlise succeeds as Lord Privy Seal.
The Marquis Of Lansdowne is Secretary for
the Home Department, and Mr.. S. Bourne is
Commissioner Of the Forests in tho place Of
Lord Carlisle.
Accounts from Pampeuna state that the
commotions in Catalonia and Arragon cause
the greatest ala.m TO the Spanish gov Vernnent.
Lord Liverpool nad been again seriously in
disposed, but at the last accounts his health
was improving
A Russian feet sailed the last Of June, and
was expected in the Downs tho middle Of July,
destined probably for the Archipelago.
II is said in Paris paper that the Throne
of Portugal is to be given to Don Miguel, and
that the British troops are to be withdrawn.
LONDON, June l3.
A considerable sale Of Cottons was made at
Liverpool, on the llth, at an advance of n
farthing per pound 5000 bags are said TO
have changed owners OH this occasion. The
price of all colonial produce seems TO be OH
the advance, and the report on the subject of
the revenue of the country, particularly in the
Customs, is cheering in the extreme. and ox-
ceeds all expectation.