Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-13
From he ". Y. Comm erciat Advertiser.
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.

LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
by the ship Caledonia, Captain Rogers, which
arrived below this morning, from Liverpool, whence
she sailed on the I'd ult. we have received Liver
pool papers to that date, and London to 3lst July
inclusive, with Lloyd's Shipping Lists, &c. to the
last dates.
We have received our papers at too late an hour,
10 give more than very brief Postscript.
The Sth and 9th Bulletins Of the Russian Army
are dated at the camp at Karassu, July 9th, giving
further details Of the capuatiou Of the fortress OF
Brailaw. The Russian main army was to advance
by forced marches to Banargik.
The Gazette de France Of July 29th, gives the
latest advicos from Bucharest.
Bucharest, july lS.--Accounts this moment re-
ceved informs us that Magnalia, an important forti-
fed place, which defends the road to Verna, has sur
rendered to the Russians. There is now obsta-
Gle to stop the march of the left wing Of the Rus
SLAMS towards Verna.
Private letters received at Vienna, from Bucha-
rest, of the 4th July, say that the Russian Authori
ties had arrested fifteen individuals, guilty of having
designedy brought the plague to that city. The
same letters assert that the Russian troops had al
ready effected landing near Verna.
Mr.. 5. Canning set off for Ancona from Leghorn,
on the 18th July, proceed TO Corfu, where il was
believed, the Ministers from France and Russia had
atrived,
The rumour of disturbance in the kingdom Of
Naples according to the latest Paris papers, was
founded only the insurrection Of troop Of vaga-
cd and brought to trial
Usurpation, says the Courier, has triumphed over
legitimacy in Madeira, as we'll as Oporto; the re-
suit Of the efforts Of his parizans at the latter place
having enabled Miguel to direct his force against
those Islands, which would otherwise have remained
faithful to Don Pedro.
From the Moniteur of July %.
r The expedition to the Morea, which was an
nounced some months ago, has been finally ordered
The Kiap has confded the command Of il to Lieut..
General the Marquis Maison, Peer OF France
This General will have under his command the MAJOR
Generals Viscount Tiburce, Sebastian, Baron HI
comet, and Schneider. General Baron Durieu, is
appointed Chief and Colonel Frezel second Chief
Of the Staff The artillery will be commanded by
Colonel viscount de la Hitte, the Engineers by Lieut..
Colonel Andoy. Baron Voand, the Military In
tendant is charged with the direction Of all the Ad-
ministrative Departments.
This armament is to consist Of z or 5000 men,
with reserve equal in number to be formed at Tou-
Ion, and was to be landed, according to the Herald,
al Napoli di Romania.
Vienna JUN 1.-THE Emperor of Austria and
his Court will remain at Baden to 29th inst. after
which he will repair TO his hereditary dominions,
and return to Baden in the early part Of September
The same paper adds, that during his last visit TO
his capital, some very important subjects were de-
bated in the Council in the presence of his majesty
A levy Of 100000 men, is confidently spoken OF,
and it is also said that Russia has invited Austria to
take military possession Of Bosnia and Servla pro
fen,p0re.
Both these assertions can as yet, however, be on
iy considered in the light Of reports
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT,
Monday, July 2S.
A fot three o'clock the Lord Chancellor, the Duke
Wellington, the Earl Of Shaftesbury, Viscount
Melville, and Lord Peterborough, entered the house
in their robes as lords commissioners and proceeded
to their seats on the woosack. His Majesty's
commission was then read. authorising them to give
the royal assent to several bills, after which the
I'LL 0oJ Airac tG1 fn
quire the attendance Of the Commons at their lord
ships bar
In few minutes afterwards the Speaker accom-
panied by considerable number Of ofmcmbers OF the
House of Commons, made his appearance.
The royal assent was then given to the ioiiowing
bills the appropriation bill, warchoused sugar bill,
benofces regulation bill, savings banks bill and the
Walcot estates charities bill. j.
The commission authorising the prorogation OF
the present parliament, was then read, after, which
the Lord Chancellor proceeded to read his NlaJes-
ty's speech. as follows:
"Ny Lords and Gentlemen,
We are commanded bv his Majesty to acquaint
you, that the business Of the session having been
brought to close. his Majesty Is enabled TO release
you from your attendance in parliament
"His Majesty commands us at the same time 10
return TO you his warm Acknowledgements Tor the
zeal and diligence with which you have applied your
selves to the consideration OF many subjects oil great
importance TO the public welfare. The provisions
whic, YOU have made for tho regulation Of the inn
port Of corn combining adequate protection Tor 40
mestic agriculture, with due precauton against the
consequences of deficient harvest, wii'' IN ,he
confident expectation Of his Majesty, promote 'he
inseparabe interests Of all classes oihs subjects
"We are commanded by his Majesty to acquaint
you, that his Majesty continues to receive from MS
allies, and from ali foreign powers, assurances OF
their friendly disposition towards this country.
"The ondeavours Of his Majesty to effect ,ne Pac-
i6cation Of Greecs, in concert with ms a'hes, 'ne
King of France and the Emperor OF Russia have
continued unabatod
ellis Imperial Majesty has found himself under
the necessity Of declaring war against the ottouna"
Porto, upon grounds concerning exclusively the IN
terests Of his own dominions, and unconnec'ed WIN
the supulations OF the treaty the 9th ot 'uy'
1927
His Majesty deeply lamcnts the occurrence g, Of
these hostilites, and will omit no effort OF irendy
interpositon to restore peace.
The determination Of the powers, parties to the
treatv or the 9th july effect the objects of that
treaty, remains unchanged.
His Imperial Majesty has consented to waive the
exercise in the Mediterranean Sea, oi any rights APP
oertaininp to his Imperial Majesty in the character
az be;eercnt power and to recall the separate IN
.,ruc,ious which had been given TO the commander
rb;, naval forces in that sea, directing hostile OPP
erations against the Ottoman Porte
His Majesty will therefore continue 10 commune
NJ, efforts with those Of the King OF France and MS
Imperial Majesty, for tho purpose oi cnrry,ng .a.1
complete execution the stipuatons OF tho treaty OF
London. ., . Ala,
His Majesty commands us to acquaint you, Una.
~. M.;e.iv had every reason to hope when he last
addressed you, that the arrangements which ., had
been made for administering the government Q, no''
,ueal until the period which The Emperor OF bra
all should have completed his abdicat'on o. 'n'
throne Of Portugal, would have sccureu u'u peaoIi
and promoted the happiness Of country, IN the wei
fare Of which his Majcs,y has taken tho deepest In
Nest.