Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-15

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LATEST FROM EUROPE-Intelligence Il ON Europe 10
the 7th Of FEBRUARY has besn received by arrivals Bo,os
Thu,3.y. i" '''"' u
By the ships Clem,, Low from H,yr- aud and Brools.
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the sh we're received The fol owing summary Of thsI
ENGLAND-The two houses Of Parliament assembled on
the ooh Of January, when Ills Majesty Speech read by
the Lod Chancellor. We extract that part OF which relates
Hi Majesty viewed for time past, with great COR
cern the state Of affairs in The East Of Eurore.
For several contest has been carried beeween the
Ottoman Porte and the inhabitants Of the Greek Province,
and Islands, which has been naked each ride by exesses
revclng to humanity.
In progress thu contest the tights OF neutral states
and the laws whrh regulate the iutecoue Of civilized n,on
have heen sreedly violated aud The peaceful commerce OK
bs Me,y ufjec has bccn exposed
AID depeda'on too often aggravated y acts Of violence
amhies, aud the dFngs incapable from The hos,
which constitute the only exception 10 the general tranquility
Of Europe.
Having bcen earnestly nealed by the Greeks int-po,e
his good Offices, with view TO erect reconcs,ie
them and the Ottoman Porte, his Majesty concerted a,ss
for that purpose In the s with the Empesr Of Ku.
a and subsequently, with his Imperial Majesty and the King
Of France.
His Majesty has given direct ions that there should he ,
before Copies Of Protocol signed ST. Petersburg by
the PIenpoeniarie OF his Imperial Majesty the Emperor Of
Russia on the 4h of Ar IL 1895 and Of the tay
between his Majesty and the Cos of the Tulcric Of ST.
Petersburg the 9th &C July, 1927.
In the course ci the measures adopted with view to carry
into effect the object Of he Treaty, collision wholly uneI,
pee.ed nv his Majesty took place in the pur OF Navarin be-
Ottoman Porte.
Notwithstanding valo displayed by the combined ae.,,.
his Mae"y deeply hment that this conflict should have
ed with the naval force Of ancient Ally hut he si
ain' confident hope that this untovad will he fol-
lowed by further hosiies and will impede that annie
adj ment Of the existing differences between the Porte and
the Gree ks, to which manifesly their e,
TO accede.
In. ,,:,;,u H..
ments into which his Majesty has entered, his Majesty Will
never lose sight OF the great objects which al his Efforts hsve
been dreeed-the te inaon Of the between hos
le PaI''e-the permanent settlement Of their future relations
TO each other and the maintenance Of the pose Of Europe
TREATY OF PEACE '''' ''"''"
His Majesty then touches upon other subjects, mostly coa
importance He informs Parliament that considerable in
had taken place the export Of principal article.
British nan1facu,e which had led to more general employ
The LONDON GAZETTE give. the name, cf member,
composing the Cabinet President Of the ounc Lord Bath
ms', i" faoe of the Duke Of Pulland Lord Chancellor,
in Place Of Lmd Ca Isle First Lord Of the 1ies,my, de
Duke OF Wellington, in the place Of Lord Godch Chan
Hcr,ie. Grand Master sf Artillery Lord Bcre.frd secr,
tay Of State for the Home Department, Mr. Peel in place Of
thS Marquis Of L,n.o~ne sec'ea, Of State for Foreign
Affairs Lord Dudley and Ward President Of the Board Of
Con'ro Vi'coum Melville in place Of Mr.. Wnnj President
Of the Board Of TaJe, Hon. Charles Grant Director Of the
Vscouni PaImeI.on
The British Parliament in busy session hut nothing
the state OF parties OF The Of those who had besa
generally IN oppo'iiIon to his Majesiy's Ministers.
In question asked by Lord William Poweft in,
in The House cf Commons whether the intention o Cow
s"%e@ po as. seP"-a 10 make lesuIary compensation to tho
that government had no such intention
In the House Of Lords the 3D. Lord Holland gave notice
that he should call for information touching the Of
the taon, subsisng between Britain and Turkey and
the precise nature Of the Instructions given Admiral Cod
1ns'Sn In House Of comm9. Mr. iIobhoue had give"
tce that he seol on the h Of February the House
TO thank Admiral CoJngon and his for their
valuable services 1t Navsin.
The Dukeof Wellington stated in debate, the 18th, that
was l'e Intention Of bis Mesyf government to introduce
ia the course Of the session. Corn Bill founded upon that
which had been rcjcrtcd last year.
Al meeting held Dublin every Irish member Of Par
lament was declared 10 he enemy The freedom, peace
indirectly, any administration Of which the Duke Of Wei
hcadn r''F'
The King, health wa, almost re-e,tabi.hed
The High Admiral had proceeded Porsmouh rcet
Nsva'n uoph,c. oa'd The ships a Ge"oa, &S. lately
The Moniag il.ald hri The Turk. dem ndtd in
demnty of $50 millions of ria,e for the destruction Of their
ships!
The Par, journal des Debate, extremely angry with The
appointment ID the Duke Of Wellington whom represents
no friend 10 the liberty of the PEOPLE.
The London stock uka easy the 5ih On the ID,
Mexican bond, espcenceda decline Of abou, per CT from
which they had not recovered.
Mr. Cooper, learn, intended 10 make another trial
The board. al the Dury Lane Theatre.
- Tsrkih LGin's-h is stated in German paper that vs
Turkish government had shown disposition 10 make an sp-
pto,maiion to the conditions laid down in the Treaty ofs
9Th July.
II said Gays the London Courier OF the 5h that bsh tho
French and sian Ambassadors gone Corfu 10 s Mr.
srNd Canning and that the troops Of 1bahim rsths ere
TO he conveyed om the Moes Egypt lyh would
not have taksa place had warke operations been ia eone
ra,ion.
Account, from Con.iannople the 25h Decrhsr mspe.
that the Turkish had detained nusber Of bip.
nl'oa ed them 10 sail in ! Hast
FhANCE-The French Chamber Of Dry,iies was .psp-
ed on ne sh February, when the King delivered speech
IRON whie, we make the follow ing extract, ~
NY relation. with the Powers Of Europe eoniinue 10 be sr
cable and sa factory The affairs of the East present sIors
some dhouties bit the Treaty have signed with the Knx
o. fnsind anh M Esfeor o Russia bid down The bsses
the pa hc'on Of Grc-cs and ba,eroom yet hone tkt
ife ohri' Of Allie I'D wl triumph o,ef, vhhess
TIE s''fceo Of fotee, t' rosis sncotf III Uion Pos.
The rse,p,red battle nj Navafihss be~n NJ once the
ION n glory To- and the brilliant evidence Of
the unAn of the ibec aags
The Lordn Courier Of the fh sses that he new French
MniteD seem 10 ave heen selected rather wjude isl, and
have but Doubtful snd ins,orc pos.sen u their seats
sonr. havc slrcsdy expressed ,i.h TO retire. q.
hpAiN.-1he King at Bsrcelona, on the 9Nh Jsn.
10 Ping under fresh suaek of che gou and IN ~
o,teo was ~. sdiss .<.h 10 n vhv low tseh sstt