Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-23
BY THE STEAM BOAT.

LATEST FROM EUHOPE.- Dy thc Puehet
ship Brittania, Capt. Marshall, from LIVER
pool, the Editor of the National Advocate has
received his files of London papers to tho l4th,
and Liverpool to the 10th May, inclusive. AL
so Lloyd's Isis, Shipping Lists, and Frees
Currents of the latest dates.
The great absorbing topic in the English pa
persris the administration of Mr.. Canning, and
the hostility which section of the ultra tory
party has raised against it,. Asyet it does not
appear that the strength ofopposltion had been
put to the test There has been a good deal
of skrmishing N b ,th houses, but nothing deii-
mite has takei place. The House of Lords is
the great arena of the opposition Here It
breaks out into the most unmeasured language.
In the House of Commons it appears feeble
and impolent. The complaints made against
the press are singular. 1t reminds the Ameri-
can reader of his own country. AS in the Uni
ted States, the ultra tories in ngland cry out
against the corruption of the press, an unnatu-
raj coalition, &c The confidence which the
tories Of both houses withhold from Mr.. Can
ming is, however, compensated bv that appa-
rent throughout the kingdom. The great mass of
the people are in his favour particularly the
trading classes. On the continent matters are
rather quiet. The disbanding of the French
national guards seems TO have produced little
sensation. Spain and Portugal are in the same
attitude to each other that they were by the
last accounts. Rumours there are in abun-
dance, but noth ng certain. The affairs Of
Greece are looking better.
Since the retirement of Lord Eldon, several
notices ofappeal, meant to occasion delay have
been withdrawn.
The opposition in England are called the
I" seceders,' the 60 ultra tores," the illibe-
rails" the "seven sages," &c. &c. Public
a. ~.
ihe other hand the administration is called
&" COALITION" &c. 1t is curious coincidence
that the opposition in England like that of the
I'm ted States, is headed by " military man.
Wellington across the water-Jackson here.
Mr.. Peel says that his principles are trium-
phant in the cabinet of Mr.. Canning.
The great wing in the House of Lords Earl
Grey, has declared that he will not support the
administration He also says that Mr. Canning
did not call South America into existence.
The United S ates preceded him in recogniz-
ing Their ind rpendenoe.
One fourth Of the fore on tonnage which en-
ters England consists of vessels under so tons,
and with the exception Of the United States,
the greatest part is only about vessels Of so
tons.
Last year there were sirty fire millions of
eggs imported into England from France, the
About 40 900 ions of shipping is employed in
Transporting bones from the Scheldt to Eng
land. Last year there was 10 the value of
100 ,00Oi imported.
American shipping to the amount Of $780,
900 tons entered BRISTOL port during the last
year.
The principal subject for the "lies of the
day. is the state of the Peninsula. The re-
ports and counter-reports of a breaking out of
hostities between Spain and Portugal, are in
Vulnerable.
The National Guard of Naples was disband-
cd on the Sd April. This movement is said to
have been taken by the advice of Metternich.
The Spanish army has taken a hostile po-
stion along the frontiers of Portugal.
II is said that Mr.. Peel had backed out in
some degree from the opposition to Canning s
administration.
The Tory opposition of the English Parlia-
ment is now called the Orangomen. They
have set up two daily evening papers to coun-
teract all the other portion of the London
press.
In the sentence upon Wakefield, Justice Bal
ley aid his deception was piece of forgery
throughout.
Cobbett, Hunt, and others, held pu lie
meeting in Covent Garden on the state of the
nation. Hunt mad speech partly against
the prime minister, partly again the king,
and wholly against the tory secenders, with
an episode about beer and blacking. Cobbett
said if Lord Russell and Brougham be ieved
now that the people cared nothing for reform
what -" clatter these men had been keeping
up about it for so many long years.
| In some parts of England it is said that an
increased demand has taken place in cotton
goods in consequence ofthe confidence repos-
ed in the new administration.
II is said that a batch Of twenty new peer.
are to be created, and that Sir Francis Bur
dett is to be one Of them.
Miss Patton has returned from Covent Gar
den, and is now engaged at Drury Lane
Braham, Liston, Miss Stephens, and Mrs
Bum are engaged at Drury.
The Globe of the evening ofthe l4h, says
Z" At late hour we received the important
intelligence that Amsterdam will immediatei,
be proclaimed free port, and in the expecta
ton that it will be great entrepot for goods
government are about err citing warehouses =
The first estimate is one million six hundrc,
guilders.
A report of duel between the Marquis o
Tavistock, and one of the members ofthe new
Opposition, was in circulation in the city ol
14th. II is said to have arisen out Of the dc
bate of the llth.
An exp ess from Paris has brought report
that if the Porte will not agree to an accom-
modation with Greece, France and Englan
will blockade the Dardanelles
We have received letter from Lisbon, dat
3 ed the I'd inst. which states that il is probabl
= the British troops and squadron will be with
: drawn from Lisbon, before the end of July.
i Liverpool Cotton MARKET, .Woy IA. W
y have experienced steady demand for Cotto
+, last week, and the previous prices have bee
: fully maintained. The sales amounted {
: about l3,34O bags, Of which 1900 bags Amer
e ican have been taken on speculation. Th
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