Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-13
BY LAST L.Tk..NINT'S MAIL.
LATE EEnM EIrROpE.

The packet ship iioward. CAPTAIN Iiollredge.
arrived New York, on Wednesday evening last,
brought Invro papers 10 the 9th, and Paris 10 the
9Th ut. both inclusive. They contain London
dat es TO the l. but announce events oil impor-
tance.
The Havre market continued dull.
Il stated in the EioIIs, OF the last date, in sdvi
, ces fc, IN Cons'antmopc, to the 81 % November.
that the Porte would soon uc Obliged TO accept the
o.t:on made by the British ambassador in favor
OF the Greeks.
The five great European powers, il is said have
united in demanding OF the Porte TO put stop 10
the rr,ble warfre carried in Gre ce; and thca-
tea case Of refusal that the ships ot war ot those
powers which have naval stations off the Coast Of
Greece. shall he instructed 10 prevent the landing
oi any new arran. em in he Morca and to seize
all vessels Leariug stores for the supply of the hos
tile troops already in that country. The PIchs of
Egypt will not be permitted TO send any more ex-
peditons against the Morea. These are said to he
the terms, in substance, dictated to hf Porte, which
are TO be considered denitve, and which we've con-
vowed in the DISPATCHES to Mr.. Strattord Canning
al Constantinople.
Al account from Madrid, of Nov. o2d. states that
the Portuguese deserters who took refuge in Spain,
have been furnished with arms. and re e-entered
Portugs; in bodies, with The siaudard OF rehel-
lion This measure, il ras believed, was sanction
ed by The Spanish government. The account adds
that Mr. Lamb, the British Minister, has threatened
to demand his passports unless Il satisfactory ex-
planation of this movement was promptly made.
It was reported at Madrid, at the above date,
that the rrincpal Europoan Powers. with The ex-
cepton OF France, has dem auded o Spain to adept
an order of things more coaiormdoe 10 her sit
uatioC.
According TO the Russian accounts the Persian
army was retreatins from the Russian territory IN
dis or Ter, and in want OF provis'ns.
Dispatches from Persia, to Sept. 10, have reacb
ed Eng "a. They anrounce that tie Persian so-
vernncnt was compelled. ~ consequence Of the
peated aygres OF the Russians, to take Up arms
and that, down to the above period, the Persian
troo; lad not experienced any reve'.es. The Per.
sian Government soi,its the mediation Of England
between the beiligerents.
Ii stated y at French squad, OF will sail short
y for A,gicrs, to chastise the Regency tor attacks
ma 10 upon French trading vessels.
The ccpun's from Gihraitur state, tat the Age
rino cruisers appear of the Rock, and capture all
vessels under the Spanish flag. Two ships were
cavturel il sight Of Spanish schooner or sloop OF
war-but they made attempt against them.
A letter of thc 18th Nov. from Marseies. states.
that some Algerine pirates recently made descent
uoon Spain. between Maiaea AID Marnella, and car
ried off $50 persons, women, Children monks, &C.
whom they sen, to Algers as slaves.
Mr. White, bookseller in London, has been found
q ilty of setting fire to hts house, and sentenced to be
executed.
vessel arrived at Trieste, from Alexandria, IN 10
days announces that the Egyptian expedition, consisting
of hundred SAIL departed for the Morea on tie oh OCT.
Accounts from Romen and Lyons represent the Gate
or trade and the situation OF the working classes IN those
towns AS very distressing.