Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-08
FOREIGN INTCLLlGENCE.

There is no later authentic inte llIgcnce from
the Russian army. Some further particulars OF
the affairs before heard of at Shnmla and varna
are given. II was reported that Inc nrand Vz-
or had reached Shunila, WIN reimbursement oi
0,0G0 mel. II is evident that the Russians maze
but sow progress. kepor,sadd that the Empc
ror will postpone his grand object OF taking pos
session of Constantnople un,Il the next cam
paign-and will return To ST. Petersburg to
spend the winter aud strengthen his army.
A letter from CoIslatinOplc, oi tine 10Th hu-
gusi saws that since The departure oi the Grand
Vizor Ia the army, aud unusual activity prevails
IN all branci os oil the administration, and the ei-
iofts ~ The sultan are seconded by Inc people
with areat enthusiasm. ! lac march oi The
Grand Y izer from the capital to Dlud Pocha re-
senul,d a religious procession The Mnili.
with n sword ~ hs Iiglh hand. and the Koran
IN his lett, pr dcG tne troops. Nhe marine,
which was alnosi doslroye IN the battle oi Ma
yarinJ, has IN some measure repaired It's losses
seven fria.,es aud tniee brIgs are preparing Ia
cuts. The Black sea, ,auG 10 raise mo blockade "i
the ports invested by tao ku SANS %: at least
To- INTRODUCE provislous and lrrnps INTO them
A cousidci able scnsa'i II Nnspruduccd III Lon
don by the runGur lhat lhe hHsslun naval 'pfc'
n ilir Mrai,crtacan has received orders To BLOCK
adn the Dardanci ss-l he stocks had declined III
cpnsol lurrce 81 his report, bot we're again 90
iic rise at lhe last daies. when II was believed,
NJ bong likely to conducc t. tie more speedy
execution of The Giock treaty An official an
nouncement of the blockade was hourly expect
ed, with the understanding that II IL only IL re-
.ate 10 munitions of war ana provisions
The Pario papers say the French troops VIII
remain stationary ior sumtt!m III the hoied,
and will not undertake any II siiie opcrt lions
because the French Government, IN concert
with the British and The Austrian, wish 'oiry the
effect OF another rcnons,rancc upon the SULTAN
and 10 ascertain whether the Treaty for the evac
ualon oi the Morea, may not have rendered III"
Porte more disposed To acCcdc to the conditions
oithe Treaty of London.
The Blossom. 5 w arrived at Falmouth Sept
2,ith. from Peru with $1,000 dollars, GOO ,OoO
Of which was the property of Spaniards expelled
from Mcycn, and who were obliged IN hurried
manner TO collect what property they could, ana,
ship IT on board at San Bias.
The Brazilian fiigale Imperatrz, from Brazil
and Gbr,lter, arrived at Falmouth on the 21th
having on board The young Queen OF Portugal,
She was received with the greatest respect aud
attention. as the sovereign ofPorlugal, and it Is
said will be recognised in thLt character by the
European governments, which still refuse to ac
knowledge the authority OF Don Miguel
LONDON OCT, l.
Tho private letters from Lisbon; by the mail tins
morning, bring accounts that Don Miguel has been
fired at by of his officers, but tho pistol missed
him, and the unfortunate officer Immediately ar
rescd.-Sun.
We have just learned tho important fact. that at a
Cabinet Council which held Friday, the
Government agreed to the outlines Of plan Tor the
complete Emancipation of the Catholics.
II is reported that forgery has been discovered this
morning the city, by which banking house in I.om-
bard street is koyto suffer- The guilty party is said
/ to have abscondcd.
No new troops had arrived at Toulon for the Morea
Sept 22nd, aud it believed no expedition was
contemplated vessel with provisions for the troops
! n the Morca, and steam boat with Lord Cochrane
and Nephew, had sailed for Smyrna.
The Egyptian vessels entered The port Of Navarin
on the ID of September. lbrahim was absent
! Paris Sept. 2S.-Letters from MarscIlles OF tho
2ls stat, that two briggs Of arrived at Toulon
have brought letters from the Morea dated sept. ID
written by Capts. Of the transport vessels to their
! owners Some of them suppose they will be wanted
Gv. months longer, and require provisions TO be SEM
them, the country no, being in state to furnish thu
necessary supplies for the sea service The supplies
| for the French army may be procured there, but ~
high prccs.Thc marine continues its purchases here
of salt provisions and biscuil-and they continue t.
embark supplies for the artillery cncampment and hos
pltal.
PARIS, Sept. 2s.--The declaration of the three Am
bassadors assembled at Corfu, the object oi the ex
petition Of the French army, s expected IN few days
IL Is thought army will return after having bco
present at the evacuation of the Morca by lbrahn
Pacha.
PARIS, Sept. 27.--Tho rupture between the Re
les, has already proved injurious to the mercantile ma
Wy Of the latter power. Letters from Mcssna OF th
9th, and Palermo of the 18th inst. say that numerou
Trpoitan corsairs have put to sea- and have captur
ed or 3 Neapolitan vessels laden with corn.
RUssiA.--The Russian bulletins bring the opera
tions before Shumla to the 2Oth August and beior
Varna 10 the }lst. The details not worth rela
! ting. They refer to an unimportant change OF post
ion by General Rudger-a light skirm-h in who
the Turks were repulscd--a disodgng Of the Turk
n. r la, .
the latter in which the Russians were driven bac
. from the dcfos Of the Balkan. In some Of tho ski
misbos the Russian Generals Wrcdc killed an
Ivanhofr morally wounded The Turks appear
have made several spirited sallics from Shuma
which the Russians came oil second best In one
redoubt aud several pieces of cannon were taken-
The opcl claons at Narna indisate no impression mao
7 by the Russians. The salies by the Turks, houa
unsuccessful, constantly weakening the enemy
On the whole it appears be pretty certain that I'll
Russians will neither capture Varna reduce ShuI
Ia this campaign, aud that the Turks present resi-
, tancc whlch-will make the march Of the Emperor
Cons,ontnopc, vastly more difficult affair than h
been supposed, if IN fact, it can be at all accomplish
! ed
{ The Russian Admiral Grcg had dctachcd two fri
aes & sloop AMI cutter from hs squadron 10 destft
, the magazine at Neadn, where the Turks had qua
tity of stores. The batteries all destroyed al
, | the magazine blown up in Ten hours with the loss
, | only killed and wounded.
:, letter from bucharest says That even If the Ru
SLAMS have suspend operations this scisontho accc
SION of troops from the interior, aud the immense or
, ! that will be brought To bear noN Spring, must Jcdu
!, | the Turks to submission. They have already take
d 10 forresses and considerable arlHlcry. The fetu
!, | of the Emperor 10 Petersburg would not suspend q
q operations OF the Army. Tho war in fact was b
-. | Just gong 10 begin.
The French Troops.iound the Morca much le
y devastated than has been represented. Inc trccs Al
s shubbcry were still nourshng, aud fresh proy's'o
! plenty, though heh. Ibrai.im had ssncd The trca
ID lor cvacuang the Morca.
n The Ambassadors Of France and England were