Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-23

~ 80 W ~ YfOuhSCo Of II htltu
ambassadors. II is said that the Treaty with the
Allied Powers, as we'll az the Convention Of Aker-
maun, has been declared null and void, and that the
Porte has determined to break of all communication
with the ambassadors. They have. however, ex-
pressed their conviction that they, as we'll as other,
Franks, resident in the Turkish CAPT, al, ought to be
protected by the rights Of nations, and had accord
ingly, assured them Of their safcty.-This fact was
communicated to the Austrian Ambassador.
Every moment an order is expected from the Sui
tan, commanding a general armament to be formed,
and the Standard Of the prophet to be hoisted ON
the Mosque Of St. Sophia.
LONDON. Becember 4.
The Warlike aspect o~fafairs, has yet had no ef-
feet upon Sugar and Coffee, which Sre' in very Ii
mited demand. Holders Of E. India produee arc
not inclined to sell except at advanced prices.
Saltpctre may, however, be bought at 25s Cd TO 26s.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 7.
Since the list Of this month, when the burning OF
the Turkish feet at Navarin was known, an indig-
nation not to be described, has prevailed among the
Turks.-Tranquility, however prevails, and we look
forward with impotence to the decision Of the Sui
tan after the great Divan on the 9Th. The Ambas-
sailors Of the Three Powers are still here, but no
intercourse is held with them, and the Austrian Am
bassador is ia constant negotiation with the Refs
Efendi.
The Refs EHeIdi, answered the Ambassadors of
Prussia and Holland, who offered to express their
coincidence on the event, tina, the Porte would take
a step suitable to its dignity.
The conduct Of the Porte to the Ambassadors has
been hitherto entirely conformable to the law Of ma
tions and seems to be a pledge that the Porte, even
in the worst case, does not deien any thing violen.
towards them. II is generally believed that the
Sultan's decision will DO ola warlike nature, and
that a general arming in the whole empire will be
ordered.
SMYRNA.
Florence, Nou. Is. We have received very sat-
isiactory news respecting the situation ofths chris
tians residing at Smyrna. The governor has taken
measures, that all the Franks who are settled there
may follow their avocations with perfect security.
He has besides concluded a convention with the COM
manders Of the Allied fleets, by which, that is to be
considered neutcr, whatever events may happen
elsewhere.
(FrOm the Gazette de Frapce.)
PARIS, Dec, 2.
Our Correspondent at Frankfort writes to US
son the 2Sth Of November we received herernews
from Vienna, dated the 2ith. 1t announccsN that
the Ambassadors oil the Allied Powers have Quilted
Constantinople in CONSCIENCE of a notice from the
Sultan, and Of the rupture Of the negotiations, and
that they are gone to Hcrmenstadt.
Baron Ottenfcls, the Austrian Intornuncio, has
remained at the Porte, and 1t is hoped that he will
succeed in renewing the negotiations. When this
news arrived at Vienna, a decline took place in tho
funds. The Metalliques fell to 30i-thc Bank
Shares to 1,056."
We have just learnt that Admiral dc Rigny was
off smyrna on the the 9th, on board the Trident.
We extract the following articles from tho Augs-
burg Gazette -
"oDESsA, Nov. Is.
"We have news from ConstantinopIe 10 the sth.-
The capital was tranquil, and the Ambassadors
were still there. Since the news Of the catastrophe
at Navarin, we have received that Of a landing made
by Fabvier on scio, the 26th October. The Sultan
was said to be in CONSERVATION and private letters
announced since that the Refs EHendi had been be.
headed others. that he was exiled. The result OF
tine frequent meetings ofthe Divan was expected
every moment.
alt is affirmed that the Hospodar has received the
news that the Ministers ofFrance, Russia and Eng
land, after the rupture ofthe negotiations with the
Refs Efendi, were, on the 10th, on the point Of
quitting Constantinople. This news, however, needs
~confrmatio
The Austrian Observer announces, urdcr the
head ofSalonichi, that on the first of November, the
French brig Of war La Palinure, and the next day
the MarsouiD appeared of The Port, and that tho
mex. day but one the French and English Consuls,
with their families, and the individuals of their ma
ton, had embarked on board their two men Of wa
and four merchantmen that were in the roads. The
Turkish authorities. who did not learn till the next
day tho news Of the battle of Navarin, which was
the cause OF this prccipitate departure, caused seals
to be put on the houses deserted bv the Franks, and
having found some horses in the hotel oftbc French
Consulate, they delivered them to the Austrian Con.
sui, because they would not, in any manner NEEDLE
with the property of others. The creates. tranquil.
ty prevailed, Notwithstanding tho astonishment cans.
ed by the news, and 1t was observed that on the day
of the Jete Of the King Of France, the Turkish flag
occupied the place Of honor TO the right Of that OF
France, on board the two French briggs Of war which
are still in the roads.
tWe believe that the Ambassadors, at the date
ofthe last news, had not yet asked for their pass.
PoIts.-No'e of the Gazette de France.
The fortress Of Erivan, in Persia, surrendered
TO the Russians on the 10Th Of October, after a siege
n IL haVa Tho l.nunfuNs I'll 49, III
guished Kahns, and 5000 troops, wcro made prison.
crs.
From the London Price Current, Nor. 80.
Hemp, FIor, and IaAotc.-The Tallow market
has been very heavy, owing 10 the extensive imports,
and the consequent numerous parcels pressing on
the market for sale; the prices are Sd. to Cd. lower.
In Hemp or Flax there is little variation.
Os.-Common Oils continue to improve, Green
land 24i--Speim 10 at nominal quotations.; the pub
lie sales are postponed.
mdtgo.-Fbcre has been much interest excited re-
specting the accounts from Calcutta; the dates arc to
the I'd July. There had been 1900 0 maunds TO-
ported up to that day, and last year, about tn, same
period, 32,O0O: the accounts were therefore rather IA
vorable, but as the ram sets in abont the middle Of
July, which is the time most important for tho crop,
no proper estimate can yot be formed Of the ultimate
result.
Alta late hour papers and letters from Calcutta
reached US; the dates are to the llth July; there had
been great foundations in the upper country. The re-
port Of Indigo very unfavorable.
Cotfon.-The Cotton market is little varied. This
afternoon the market has assumed a much moro firm
appearance, and there is now a prospect Of a general
improvement.
Extract ofa letter from London, IF The 30M Nop.
This mornings advices from Liverpool, bring ac-
counts OF an increased demand Tor Cotton-3000
bales had been taken on speculation, in some instances
at 8 to lid per ID. advance. Transactions mostly
are in American.
Liverpool, Dec. 1--we have again had a great
tlnmand ihia uronL Er GntInn lha ilnnnri IL 2hEO