Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-06
FOREIGN.

Deen eceved at New-fOrk.
The Morning Herald says If one half the re-
ports which are in circulation, (somc Of which are
OF too delicate nature to advert toy be correct the
Duke Of Wellington must have difficulties and u
ieties to contend with Of arduous nature than
any which our foreign relations can present.
AFFAIRS OF PORTUGAL.
Last night we received the Paris Papers by ex
press. They announce the arrival Of the Poriu-
gucse Constitutional troops, to the of $500,
in Spain, where their reception probably exceeded
their hopes, though not our own estimate Of the
Spanish Character. On their arrival they were
disarmed, as the usual custom in such cases but
at the same time, a months pay and provisions
were granted to them, with ntimation from Gen
eral Egna, tha, they night remain till their fate
was decided upon by the Portuguese government.
The usurper, Miguel, pursues his tyranncal
course with high band. lie has refused to enlarge
Sir J Nj. Coyle, and has caused another gentleman
to be arrcsted-a Mr.. Young, an Englishman.
THE RUSSIANS AND TURKS.
The Russians give tho following account Of the
result Of their campaign, doubt set off TO
the impuIation Of ttrdincss in their movements {:
The campaign commenced on the 7h Of May, and
up to the lst July we have occupied Moldavia and
Waachia, passed the Danube at Issakchi under
the fire Of the Turks, destroyed their iotilla that
river, advanced the right bank Of that river to the
wall Of Trojan, taken fortosses, namely, Issak
tch, Brailow, Matchin, Hirsowa, Kusendtchi, Ana
pa, and Toleza, and taken in those places, and in
various actions with the enemy, above 500 cannon.
The accounts from Constantinople, respecting the
energy Of the Porte in the preparations to meet the
invaders, are widely different. The Gazette de
France Of July 2l, gives the substance of letters
from Constantinople OF the 10th ult which repre-
sent the population Of that capital, sunk in apathy,
insensibe TO the approaching Storm and deaf to the
voice of the government. 1t is even insinuated that
they would sacrifice the Sultan, their religion, and
the honor Of their country, at the approach Of the
enemy ir the mere hope OF concating his good will,
or, at least, purchasing his iorbearance. They also
speak Of the preparations for repeing the Russians
in the most contempuous terms, describing the for
ces assembled at Adrianople, as scarcely amounting
to $1,000 men, whilst they represent the Sultan as
fearful Of quitting the capital, lest his departure
might be the immediate signal of frightiu exPlo-
sion Of popt discomfort Upon this statement the
Morning II. .ald Of the 23d remarks" The clumsy
attempt deprecae the character and resources Of
the Turks, only provoke smile Of contempt, on ac
count Of the gross partiality and hostility
by which it is marked and the Gazette dc France
having ceased TO be the organ of the ministry, no
longer commands those means OF early and accurate
information which it once possessed" The Morn
ing Herald then proceeds to contrast with the above,
the representations Of the Hamburger papers, pro-
verbal" 1t says, for accuracy and mparIiality,
and take very different view Of Turkish affairs, and
under the rubric of Constaninople, June 26, speak
Of the efforts Of the Porte as fully commensurate
with the present danger. Fer the three days imme
diately preceding this date, the lmlns and Molahs
continually occupied in reading the frman OF
the Sultan, ordering every mussalman, from The age
Of IL TO that Of 60, to take up arms AT The same
time prepara ions made in the Seraglio TO hoist
the standard Of the Prophet, which has never failed
in producing the desired effect, and which was not
likely to fail in the prescn! instance. However,
there had been no want OF ardour IN the inhabitants
Of the capital, they furnish already an imposing
force, which the article in the Hamburgh papers es-
innate as high as 100, 600 men. The Grand Vizier
a take command a these trOODS and his Kin
ja-Bey had left Constantinope at the head Of the
van, accompanied by great number oil Beys and II
this levy be fair specimen, there will be no lack at
least OF men to carry on the contest.
The conduct of the Emperor Nicholas, too, in
bringing all his forces is the best of all proofs that
his opponent is well prepared to receive him. AT
the same time, il is an inconrovertbe fact that the
Russians sackcn in their movements as they ad-
vance, and that their flying detachments are BY no
means adventurous they were in the first in
stance. This accumulation OF force, though it may
rcnder their progress more secure must serve to re-
tard il in the proportion, in consequence OF the
increased difficulties Of procuring supplies, and the
inevitable confusion attending the march OF so large
an army. That the Russians will not reach Con-
stantinople this year, we may calculate with almost
uneri ing certainty, the siegcs OF Narna, Schu-
mua, and the other fortresses on that line, Will oc-
cupy them until the beginning of September, at
least and till these reduced, the idea OF carry
ing the war into Roumea is out of the question.
The hope Of taking the capital by dash must there
fore, be abandoned and sidcring the straighcn-
ed resources of Russia with respect TO money, and
how much she will be Strengthened at the end OF tins
campaign, we do not hazard, perhaps too much IN
saying, that ifshe be disappointed this year Other
prey, it will escape her altogether, as every year
must add to her financial difficulties and increase the
chances Of ultimate failure.
The Morning Herald Of the 22d July says, there
is nothing exactly new from the Russian Head
Quarters, though article under the head OF Ger
nowz mentions some particulars which are sun
interesting, though they want the merit OF novelty.
The siege of Tulekzyn was passed win great Wig
our by the Russians under General Giesmar but the
defence was equally vigorous. Guergevo, another
Turkish fortress was invested by four Russian reg-
rents whilst the besieged displayed that obstinate
courage for which tho Turks are so justly cclebra-
ted i'm their defence Of fortified places. Mother OF
these appears to have shown the least dis
position to enter into any terms with the enemy !;
and their sicges will probably be as memorable as
those at Braila.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Extract from Messrs Kearns g. Craray's Circular.
WEDNESDAY,, July %.
Cotion-The great proportion OF the past week S
business was transacted in the early part OF 1t. and
since the 10Th inst. which day there was very
brisk demand aud large saes tho operations have
been scarcely beyond an average oil Zooo bags per
day and at barely previous rates for the current &C.
scriptions. Spectators have taken share IN the
transactions to the extent OF about 3COo bags last
| week, and on small scale subsequently, Inc I'M
port continues large, more indeed than was gen.
orally anticipated for the latter end OF this month
The demand for goods, and yarns in Manchester IS
| somewhat brsker, and encourages the nope OF
| steady demand for the raw material
Sunday Stages.-An interesting law case was
| tried in tho Court Of Kings Bench in London, on
tho ith Of July last involving the legality OF Stages
travelling on Sunday. In October last the plaintiff
and his wife went to spend Sunday a, ClaPton, and
engaged two seats out and n Of the defendant, who
took them out, but neglected to bring hom back, in
consequence of which they were at an expense OF los
for carriage to return in; to recover wnich, the