Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-03
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BY the old line packet ship Canada, c. ptain
Rogers, arrived at Ncw-York, the editors of
the Gazette have received London papers to
the Slst of August, and Liverpool TO the LIST
UT. inclusive. Mr.. Huskisson had returned to
London, but nothing definitive had vet been
decided upon, as to the formation of the new
ministry. Rumor was very busy on the sub
ject.
The small pox was making dreadful ravages
in London.
The Russian feet of five sail of the line and
three frgates sailed from Portsmouth on the
Gath Of August, for Cronstadt.
The Lord Chief Baron Alexander has been
appointed to succeed Lord Manners as Chan
cellor of Ireland.
for the whole ofthe light ships composing the
experimental squadron, TO be fitted for forepn
service with all possible expedition
Letters from st. Petersburgh describe tho
greatest activity as prevailing in the War and
foreign department in that capital, an6 state
that new declaration respecting the neuot;-
ation at Constantinople was on the eve of be-
ing addressed by Russia to the other great
powers of Europe. The Emperor is said to
"ase MANIFESTED much discomfort at the DELAYS
ana terglrersation of the Porte, and to be firm
ly resolved on putting an end to the effusion Of
blood in tho Peloponnesus.
Inc loan OF 100 900 fiorins, eeociated nv
the Magistrates Of the Hague, for making =
canal to sochevonmger, was filled up in four
days. ''"'
In syria the ravages ofthe plague have beop
ir'ghtful. In Aleppo and Damascus. the in
haDtants died to the number of a thousand ia
a day. The city of Tokat, in the province Of
sicoas, IN Asia Minor celebrated for the rich
copper mines IN its vicinity,) has been nearly
destroyed by an earthquake, which nlso d;a
M nd
The accounts from Catalonia were more md
more alarming. The number of rebels in arms
was said to have been regularly orca nized. and
all opposition IN tho field had ceased. as tho
foyai volunteers could no longer be trusted.
IL was currently reported in London and Pa
ris' that General Gourgaud was about TO nut
n'mseH IN communication with Sir Waller
Scott, regarding certain passages in the life Of
NaPoleon IN which his name is introduced.
or 'regor M'Gregor of Payas memory, is
confined in Tothilltclds Bridewell. for want
OF sureties to preserve the peace towards a
Lieut. Spring to whom he had sent a cbal-
lengc. '"a'
RESOLUTIONS were passed at a meeting nj Ii
verPool' to raise subscriptions for erecting in
!hat clty monument to the memory of the
late Mr. Canning. One of Cobbctt's tools.
who was present at the meeting, iected to
the resolutions in a style reminding US Of tho
fable of the ass and the dead lion.
The London New Times of the Both. con-
talns long letter from Barry E. O'Mara, ad-
dressed to the public. in which he comments
on the statements of SIR Walter Scott, in his
Lilo OF Napoleon, respecting the treatment of
that individual at St. Helena. He furnishes
authenticated facts in opposition TO those state
men.s which 60 to prove that Sir Walter has.
to cay the least, beon very careless in collect
ing his facts.
The information Of the death of Mr.. Can
ming, reached ST. Ildefonso, the residence Of
tho King ofSpain, on the 10th August. The
event inspired the apostoicals with fresh con-
fdcnce, and they found no difficulty in obtain
ing from tho King the decree by which M
Pcccacho and other persons Of the moderate
party were cashered
Liverpool Markets, SepfemberI.
Coffon-The import Of Cotton is limited.
beng only 60l7 bags. The demand has also
been dull. The sales are 10, 500 bags at de-
cline oi l-2 on fine Sea Islands, and at barely
last weeks quotations on other sorts, viz. 1850
sea Islands, 10 1-2 10 16; 100 stained do.
Ia 10 10 l-2; 1880 bowels, B7-s 10 Y; 1890
orleans, 3-4 to Ia; I640 Alabamas, 6 s-l
TO 6 Sd.
There has been good demand for .ash,,.
ana ooo bbls' have been disposed of at full