Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-05-02
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BY tho brig Emerald at Boston, London dates
TO the oath Of March and Liverpool to the
26th, have been received.
Lord Liverpool and Mr.. Canning both con-
tinued to improve in health, up TO the Gath Of
March. The London Literary Gazette of the
24th,ass the following paragraph in relation
to the latter gentleman" The appointment
of Mr.. Canning to be the first minister of the
country is the best received and most popular
statement Of the day. 1t is added that Mr..
Robinson goes to the Upper House."
In the House Of Commons, on the 23d March
the Chancellor Of the Exchequer states that
il was not his intention to bring forward the
Budget till after Easter. General Gascoyns
motion relative to the shipping interests was
postponed TO the Sd Of May. Mr.. Secretary
Peele, in consequence Of the absence, on the
circuit, Of many Honorable and learned Mem
bers, postponed the further consideration Of his
bills for the consolidation of certain Statutes,
till after the recess; and the Master of the
Rolls put off the next stage Of his Bill for eff
fecting certain reforms in Chancery practices,
for the same reason, till the fourth Of May.
On motion of Lord Althorp, select COM
mittee was appointed on the 18th in the House
Of Commons, " to consider the mode Of taking
the poll at county elections and to report
whether any means may be adopted to dmin-
ish the expense incurred by candidates at such
elections
LONDON, March 24.---The Paris papers re-
ceived since our last include the EtOile, dated
yesterday morning
Intelligence of the death Of the young EN-
press of Brazil, a daughter of the House Of
Austria, reached Vienna on the 9th inst. by
way Of Trieste. 1t was disbolieved at first, on
the suppostion that the news, had it been true,
xuonlI hay arriyc1 Mt Vienna fuicG l,,
from England.
1t is stated that Senior Rocca Pinto, had ar
rived at Vienna from Brazil, with an invitation
to the Prince Miguel, from mis- brother Don Pc
dro, to visit him at Rio Janero. His Highness,
it is added, has replied that he wished to await
the answer Of Don Pedro to the letter he sent
him lately by NJ de Neumann.
The German papers bring an account---wc
know-not what credit can be given to it---ofa
most decided and peremptory declaration Of the
Russian Consul-gcneral at Constantnople, de-
signed to urge tho Porte to an accommodation
with the Greeks.
All the reinforccments going to Portugal
amount to few horses (less than ffty,) and
Just men enough to take care Of Globe,
March l5]
Accounts from Bahia, dated in January,
state, that from the Goth to the 30th of fDecem-
Der last, four vessels arrived from Africa with
slaves; the numbers were---249, sos, 267, l36;
total 1855.
A letter from Leghorn of the 5th Of March,
says" Yesterday the Unicorn, with Lord
Cochrane on board, appeared of the point of
the Mole. 1t happened, oddly enough, that it
passed very near the Egyptian corvette; but in
stead ofenterng the Port, the Unicorn sudden
ly tackled, and to day we sec it at the distance
of $50 miles. II is believed, that the only OBJ
ject of this manpuvre was to examine the cor
vette, in order to pursue il with greater certain
ty when it shall be time. The appearance Of
the Unicorn in those seas, has excited the
greatest terror in the agent of the Pacha of
Egypt, M. Rosetti, who suddenly lowered all
the sails of his vessel, though he was ready to
depart. - Lausanne Gazette.
The Austrian Observer Of the 18th March
has news from Constantinoplc of24th February,
which states the arrival Of M. de Ribcaupierrc
on the llth. The remainder of this very la
comic article, is taken up with the account Of
the defeat by Reschid Pacha of a corps of 1000
Greeks, who were going to relieve Athens
The Greeks are said to have lost 200 men,
and to have had six Of their Captains made
prisoners.
Under the date of Trieste, it is mentioned
that letters have been received at Constantine
pie of 9Th February, which announces that the
Russian Ambassador, Marquis dc Ribaupierre
had arrived there. He is stated to have ad-
dressed some days afterwards, in conjunction
with the English Ambassador, a note to the
Sultan, relative to the affairs of Greece, the ac-
ceptance of which was however declined.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs-yMarch "a. Tho
demand for cotton keeps steady, the sales this
week amounting to $4,000 bags, but in conse-
quencc of the continuance of heavy supplies
prices have receded l-Sd per ID. The sales
consist of GIG Sea Island at lid to l5d, with
80 stained at sd to 7d-6slO Bowed lid to
lid, including 10 at 3-Sd-l360 Orleans
6 lid to 8 l-4d-52O Alabama 6 3-S to lid
300 Pernambuco 9 3-Sd to 10 3-sd-2OO
Maranham 3-4d to 9 93-4d--540 Bahia lid
to 9d-40 Demarara lid to 8 5-sd--l460
Egyptian I'd to l-2d-50 Surat 5 SO to s
3-4d, and l2o Bengal at l-2 per lb.-To-
bacco keeps in steady demand, and prices are
very fully upportcd.-The sales in Ashes
comprise $50 bbls. Montreal Pot, 80 bbls.
Pearl, 160 bbls. New-York Pot for export,
and few bbls. of PEARL at steady prices.-
Nothing worthy Of notice has been done in any
description Of Rce.-We have no sales to
notice in Tar; but 1000 bbls. of good new Tur-
pentine have been sold at an advance of Is
per cwt.-We have had very fair demand
for all descriptions Of Clover-seed, particularly
for better qualities, the supply Of which at
present proves very inadequate 10 the dc.
mand.