Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-15

remittanees in gold coin, for the service of that
fleet, had arrived from Holland in the course
Of the week. Some well informed persons de-
ny that this fleet is intended to act against tho
Turks, but that it is fitted out for the Black
Sea, for thai periodical exercise IN naval tao
ties which has been regularly ensorced'by the
Russ.a government.
A public dinner was given TO Mr.. Brougham
by the citizens of Liverpool on the 18th June.
which was very numerously attended AmoDgs
the toasts we observe the following" Tho
United States of America, and may our friend
Is relations with that country be perpetual."-
(Reieraled cheering and proiracted applause.)
From he Journal de Pals.
PARIS, June 19.-OH N,enIa correspondent
wrJcs 30 us under the date llth June:
r'lnporant de-,aiches from Constantinople
are every momcn, oxpe,t ted. |! Is generally be-
heved that iheir contents viii determine the
part which the Austrian Cabinet al take in
the measures which the Russian Government
IS resolved To adopt, If, between this time and
the end vi Jnnp, satisfactory answer shall not
have ho& oltnnCd from he Porte, respecting
the proposals which have been nude TO IT, to
put stop 90 the eiTu ion Of blood in the PiO-
Donnesus-'
TRIESTE, June g.
The Austrian'packct boat. Which arived here
the day tefure yesterday, rom Corfu, after
passage of four days, brought among other pas
sens ~, The SON of the brave BuzzarIs, Missoou-
CHI, II child IF nine years of age, attended ty
tncther Greek. From these Greeks, rs well
as by letters lrom Zante of 30th May, and from
Corfu Of i,h OF June, we have further partcu-
gars of the dec sve battle which the S raskies
;ncl l.E, Al Ia a.
consists in between . and 5000 of tie choicest
and bravesi troops, viz. all The Sulio,s and Cam
diota. AID the remainder oithe garrison cf Mis-
lnuehi.
The Dnke of st. Albans was married 10
Mrs. Coutts on the 18th June. The bride is
about 30 years older than the bridegroom
Tie Duke is 25 years of age. Mrs. C.. Uhen
Miss Mellon) made her first appearance in
London, at Drury Lane, in tho character Of
Ly dia Languish, IN 1895, and was in appear
ancc upwards of 20. The Duke is II descend
ant Of the celebrated Nell Gwynn, by Charles
the Second, and enjoys the immense privileges,
by royal grant, exclusively exercised by the
Dukes Of 81. Abans, of entering the courtyard
of ST. James Palace WUhort permission, and
of driving a carriage in the II dc Of HYDE
PARK.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, June %.
cotton UooL The import this week is very
large, amounting 10 not fewer than 2s,S27 bags
and the sales are somewhat himited, not eX-
ceeding 1850 bags, at barely last weeks pri-
ccs, VIZ 700 Sc Islands at 10 l-2 to Is Led
- 1850 Bowcds al rs to 7d-l39O Orleans
at 10 8 IA 2350 Alabamas, &c. rs TO
q Sid.
There has been good and steady demand
for Cotton to-day, and 200 bags, chiefly Up
lands and Mobiles, have been sold at the high
prices OF the week.
DrySateries S'c.-Thcre has been an unr-
sual dullness IN or market, and scarcely a sim
gle article has been IN demand. fair busi-
ness has been done in Ashes, and 20j barrels
Pearl and 800 DO. Pot have been taken al full
prices.
Turpentine has met with buyers to the en-
tent of about 5000 bbls. at l2s. Cd.
From TIE Liverpool Commercial Chronicle, June o3
Decisive bio,c to the renerai of the .Amcy-
ican 1rGde NTH Jamaica, Sc.-By the Gus
toms Amendment Bill, now before the House.
1t IS to be enacted that cas- by the law of navi-
CATION, foreign ships are permitted to import in
to The British possessions abroad, goods, the pro-
ducc OF the countries, 10 which the ships be-
long, and 20 export in such ships, from said
British possessions, goods 10 be carried 10 any
foreign country whatever This Bill defines
that "such privileges be granted TO ships oniy
OF such countries, which have colonial possess
IONS, shall grant ;hc Ike privileges TO British
ships, or which not having colonial possessions,
shall place the commerce and navigation of
this country, and of its possessions abroad, up
on The fooing of ihe most favored nation, -
And the b II goes on 10 state, that unless some
period be limited for the fulflment by foreign
countries Of such conditions, the trade of the
British possess iops abroad will always be un-
settled; It therefore cpacts that no foreign
country shall bo deemed entitled such priyileg-
es, that did not reciprocate twelve months ago;
- that Is TO say, Oh or before 9Th July, 1926"
This applies to the United States, the French
and the Dutch. The bill nevertheless givcs to
his Majesty the power by order in council, to
grant such privileges TO the ships of any for
eign country which may not, in all respects
have fulfilled such conditions" The bill also
provides that no foreign country shall be con-
sdercd as having complied with said condit-
ions, until an order in council IS issued certify.
ing the fact; nor shall this Bill extend or be
construed as extending, TO annul any orders in
council heretofore, issued IN pursua nee of the
Act g, Geo. 4, Cap IA, entitled an act TO-
regulate Tie trade of the British possessions
a broad