Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-05-23

| sent out in the night two brave Palicari, who
passed through the enemy's army TO get 10 the
Pireus, in order TO obtain correct information
respe citing this unfortunate affair. They found
the Greeks very well fortified there, and learnt
that Karaiskaci had Just gained brilliant VIC
tory. Then the troops in the Pir@us, in con-
cert with the garrison of the Acropolis, attach
ed the Seraskier in his camp.
The attack was completely successful the
Greeks entnely defeated the Turks, took
great quantity Of provisions, sc. and returned
into the fortress, which has now a very good
stock Of provisions.
In this sally, the heroine, Madame Goura,
wife Of the celebrated General of that name,
was killed at the head Of her troops, after hav-
ing shown herself worthy of the reputation Of
her husband. Karaiskaki has fixed his camp
at Ecusis, where he has effected his junction
with the old Caratasso, and the patriot Coletti.
Omcr Pacha, after having been defeated bv
Karaskaki, at Distomo, took 10 fight, leaving
all his baggage and artillery, which now serves
the Greeks. A great number of his men were
taken prisoners, who were put to death, to re-
yenge the assassination of Bourbacki.
The Hellas frigate, commanded by Maulis,
is at Negropont with . strong division, to him
der provisions from reaching the camp Of tho
Seraskier.
letter from Odessa Of a recent date, says
| that Russian army Of Bessarabia, which, since
the ratification of the tire atty of AltermG An, Rad
Withdrawn its advaLced'pOsts from the Pruth,
has just placed them thera again. The reason
Of this Measure may be easily guessed, when il
Is known that partial Instructions have broken
out in several parts of,he Principalities. This
letter adds, that il is not believed at Odessa that
the Russians will permit the Ottoman troors.
Withdrawn 10 the other side Of the Danube. 10
rcpa.s that river, if they should attempt it even
| 10 restore order.
II is sa ID that Austria will have on foot two
Armies Of Observation, of go 900 me each, ole
OF which will be placed in Italy, the other in
Tr"nsylvania. Several regiments have already
let out from Bohemia for Italy, where the army
will be commanded by Generals Rousseau,
Trap. and LcoPart, who have just been promol-
ed to the rank Of Lieutenant Generals.
Admiral Cochrane and General Church have
not yet appeared in these parts
The American crew of the Hellas has retur-
ned to America, on board frigate of that ma
ton.
Miaulis is appointed High Admiral of the
whole Greek Navy. Paulucci, who comman-
dcd the Austrian squadron, is succeeded bv
Dandolo.
SPAIN
barcelona, .fprH 5---The flames of insur
rection appear to be blazing throughout the
whole province. From every quarter, adyiccs
on this occasion are arriving from the local
authorities, civil, military, and judicial, Sedi-
ton was reigning first in the enyirons Of Tor
, tosa 1t has burst out in the corregimieatos OF
Corona and Figueras. Those of Vich and
Manreza have also yielded TO the same influ-
ence, which looks as if it would extend its en-
pirc to the camp of Tarragona also.
London, (City) Friday Evening, April 20.
In the absence of any deinitive arrange
mcnts in the Cabinet, the rumours of yester-
day, at this end of the town, have continued
II has been confidently asserted that the Mar
quis of Landsdowne has been taken into the
Cabinet; this assertion, however, was mega
tived by the Courier of this evening.
The Funds have been steady througbout tha
day. Consols opened at SO I-s, and at the
close of the market, were reported at SO I-3
to Ia, with limited business
In the Foreign market the transa ctions have
not been to any amount. Columbian 81 Ii,
Mexican 20 5-s.
French Funds, April ls.-Five per cents,
lOOf. l4c.; Three do. 70f 9Oc.
London, Market April 2O.--The sales of cot
ton in London for the week past, consist of
1000 bags, at rather better prices
Sugar. demand for Muscovadoes con-
tnued very limited till towards the close ofthe
market yesterday, when the buyers came for
ward and purchased extensively, (abd,n 800
hhds )-The good and fine new sugars sold a
shade higher.
Coffee. Sales limited Some new COLONY
Jamaica sold at 7Os. to 75s.
LIVERPOOL, April 81.
Cotton.-22 300 bags of cotton have been
sold this week, at fully last weeks prices, and
in some instances at tri1ing advance. The
sales OF plantation sugar have been about 500
hhds. atOrmer rates. 600 bags of good Or
dinary Havana coffee have been sold at ASA
49s per cwt., which we notice as being the on
ly sale of foreign coffee of any extent, that has
occurred for some time. There has been very
little doing in the grain market since Tues
day.
The following is the quantity Of cotton i'm
ported since our last Alexandria (Epypt)
1915 bales; Bristol, % bales; Charleston,
2O42 bales, l pocket; Demerara, $50 bales;
Fllnts, ID bags; Glasgow, l3I bales; Green
ock, 62 bales; New-Orleans, 1867 bales: Sa-
vannah, 1879 bales. Total 6829 bales,
pocket.
The brig Savannah, arrived at New-Yerk.
from Omoa, brought dispatches from William
Phillips, Charge obligation and acting consul
general for the Republic Of Central America,
near New Guatemala, to our Government.
Mr.. p was at Omoa, waiting for passage
home. The government was in a very unset
tied state when the s. left there.