Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-21
From the Boston Commercial Gazette.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

From the Boston Commercial Gasette-
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BY the packet ship Amethyst, Capt Burs'ey,
which arrived yesterday, from Liverpool,
whence she sailed 2lst April, we were furnish
ed with London papers TO tho Goth, and LIVER
pool to tho 2lst a few days later than our
previous advices We find no confirmation Of
the report, that the Russian army had crossed
the Pruth. An article from Odessa Of the 22d
March. states "that war has been declared
against the Porte, and our army waits only for
a favorable season TO open the campaign"
The Courier in rcmarkiDg upon il observes
4" that this does not aude TO any fresh declars-
ton, but 10 the reply which tho ST. Pete,s-
burg Gazette published TO The Turkish m ami
festo, and which was sufii cient indication Of
the intentions of Russia. Transports are ta-
king in provisions at Odessa for the Russian
army, and they are said TO be hired 10 proceed
as far as Constan,inop!e." The Odessa arti-
Gle adds, A" that above one hundred transports
OF different nations have been placed at the
disposal ofthe Commissuriat department. The
government has signed contracts with several
merchants and captains of ships for the mate
rial and The wine which may be required for
an army on its march in the interiour Of Tur-
key" An article from Berlin, May 0, observes
" the private letters from Petersburg say that
the war with Turkey is considered close ut
hand, and that the people had received the
news with the greatest JOY. IL was said in
that capital that orders. had been given TO fit
out all the ships of war at Schasto-all which
are to Join the fleet in the Black Sea, and it is
thought this fleet will be sent TO cruize at the
entrance Of the Bosphorus. Many vessels are
fitting out at Odessa
The Toulon and Marseilles articles in the
Paris papers Of the l7tb, continue TO speak
Of an expedition to Algiers or the Morea. The
Courier says "we do not believe tiat any
expedition is in contemplation. The activity
in the military department is for the purpose
or raising the army to its full eace esta ablish
ment Of 240 or 25O, 900 men.
In remarking upon the recall of the Prussian.
Envoy, nj. dc Millitz from Cons, ntinople, tho
Courier observes, " he has incurred the dis
pleasure oi his sovereign, in consequence, il is
reported, of his having suffered Turkey to
believe that il she declared war against Russia
she might expect the support Of the other pow
els. Prussia as well as Austria are wo know.
strenuous in their endeavours to prevail upon
Turkey to listen TO more moderate councils.
and thus avert the impending danger. 1t is
supposed therefore, that the Austrian minister
will also be recalled from Constantinople a.
we'll as the Prussian, in order to afford the
most public evidence that the Austrian Cabin
OF is influenced by the same policy as the Prus-
Sian. Turkey seeing all those hopes di.ap-
pointed which led her to believe that the Eu-
ropean powers, would not leave her to costend
with Russia single handed, will it is trusted.
return to more prudent policy, and accedc
TO such terms as may yet preserve peace.
But VIC do not expect she will adopt such n
policy until the Russians have crossed the
Pruth and advanced to the Danube. The
Emperor OF Russia has given US his repeated
assurances OF moderation, and in that disin-
terestedness which has made him declare hs
ample cause to believe that he will not reject
offers of negotiation, nor insist upon harsh and
severe conditions
liverpool Cotton .Mdyket.-The Liyerpool
Albion OF the 2lst, states that the impost during
tho week ending the 10Th was 2s,O67 bags,
and the sales, (ncudng 1000 taken on spec
nlatioE) 22,29O, at the highest prices Of the
previous week. In Sea Islands there was an
advance Of full lad per h. wiz 1890 Sea
Island, at l3 lid a 10 l-2d; $50 stained do.
lid I'D; 60sO Boweds, 5 SD a 6 7.s:
66lO Orleans, Cd a Sd; 3640 Alabama, &c.
Sd "a; 1910 3ahias and Maranhams,
l-2d g; 1890 Pernams, Sd a 8 I-2d. &c.
The demand for Ashes had somewhat i'm
proved. fair business had been done in Nh
val Stores, 500 bbls. Tar having been dis posed
of at l2s a Is Cd and 1000 bbls. Turpontine
at I2s l2s Sd; Dyewoods were quite neglect
ed; and Salipeire, the import of whicl, was
large, had declined Cd Is. No othe. altera.
tions Of importance.
We have been politely favored by mercan.
tile friends with letters from Manchester and
Liverpool to the l9lh, and from London TO the
18th April. received by the Amethyst. A let
ter from Manchester, Of the 10Th, says:-.
The accounts from your side are extremely
nnfavorable, aud 1t appears that, in the New
York market especially, people are forcing
their goods of at great saci .iiccs This, as rs-
sPocts the state Of things here, wus not called,
for, as we scarcely know n single urticlo thar
could be repeated lower, and several articles
are rather higher. The trade of the country
is also excellent for various markets, but thers
is very little doing for the United States"
Extract from London Of the 18th
"We have nothing Of particular interest TO-
mention on tue state Of the market. There ia
a regular demand for colonial produce, and
prices generally are supported. We quote
white Havana Sugar, 46s a ASS Cd; yellow.
3ls 36s; st. Domingo Coffee, 36s a SIS Cd:
Cotton, Upland, ord. to good, 8 lid. q g. Id:
Carolina Rice, good mer 1ss a 2ls; Sumatra
Pepper, 3-4 and 3; Ashes, Pearl and Pots.
24s cd a 25s 3d."
Extract Of letter from Liverpool, Of the
| 19th:-
1--WE have had q very animated demand