Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-03

Yesterday are TO the 3Oth ult. tho details arc
VI the most melancholy description. The num-
Der OF cases is daily increasing. The Gibral-
tar papers give The official report Of the 2sth
at III new cases and I6 deaths; on the goth,
ios new cases and IL deaths; but the private
accounts, which we believe are more TO be re-
lied upon, state the deaths on the 29th at 80,
or nearly one in three; the former proportion
was about one death in six cases. The total
number up to the 18th according to the offic-
iai statement) is 1875, Of which 1875 died.
The London Courier of the 23d states, that
the King entertained a party to dinner on the
preceding day.
The real nature of the complaint under which
the King has been, and still is suffering, has
not been allo we'd to come before the public
We have reason to think that it was not one,
but a complication Of complaints. Gout, there
rs no doubt was one-but bleeding is not re-
sorted to in cases Of simple govt; and we nave
At from an authority which we plac e full reli-
ance IN, that the King has been bled several
times within the last fortnight The .News.
LATEST FROM FRAScE.- The ship Nile,
which arrived on Saturday from Rochelle,
brought papers Of that place to Oct. Gath,
with which Capt. Rocket has politely favored
us.
TINoPLE, Scpt. St--kTHNuft
correspondence The Porte has received the
Official news that the Grand yizier arrived on
the 18th Sept al the camp at Varna, ~ Lake
Leman. The Capt. Pacha, to gain time, had
deceived the Russians, and proposed to submit
until the l4th sept. The Grand Vizier arrived
on the 18th. II is supposed that the siege has
been raised. Husney Bey announces the ge-
neral retreat Of the Russians before Schumla,
and the defeat, on the 9th, l2th, and nth Of
Sept. Of those under command Of Wittgcnstein.
The ways were encountered with dead and
wounded Russians. Their baggage and artil-
lery are lost, and in case of their retreat from
varna they will not save a gun. The Grand
Seignior is in his camp at RAMS Schillik.-
The Turks are in the height of enthusiasm
'Gaz. de France.
B~UCHAREsT, Sept. 31.-We are delivered
from our dismay, by learning the agreeable news
that Gen Geismar has beaten the Turks who
came from Widdin. 500 prisoners, l3 cannons
and Z standards taken. (Our English papers
say the Turks were 10000 strongly Prince
Scnerbatoff mus. have arrived near Silistria with
his reinforcements by this time; and Gen. Roth,
in spite of unfavorable reports, has taken po-
sition against the Turks on the road 10 Rud-
schuck. -.Aussburg Gag.
VIENNA, 18th Oct.-Negotiations were to
be carried on with regard to the evacuation Of
~ NAotcd, dnu unleTonN communications rom
the three ambassadors, must have been sent 10
the Porto by the Austrian inteiDuncio. 1t was
believed that the Divan would decide BY giving
orders for the evacuation Of the Morea, and ac-
ceding 10 the treaty Of 9th July.
Corn .Morkct.-London Oct. 23.-the Corn Market to-day
. 90 far as respects English Wheat, continues the same as on
Monday. Bonded wheat may however he quoted two .iil.
lings a quarter higher. The farmers complain much of the
new wheat, yielding little under the fail.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Oct. 81.
Tho sales this morning were in the merest retail way Of
Wheat at a reduction on Irish new and old of sd. per 20 lbs.
since Saturday, or Is. a Is. Sd. per bushel since this day u
week. The market was in an unsettled state.
Amer lean Flour at Liverpool, Oct. 2I.-Sour in bond,
IS q 36s. English, per geo lbs. fine, 60 a &c.
CORN EXCHANGE, Oct. %.
Since Monday, IL, 100 quarters of foreign whelt have been
reported, but the arrival of all other grain was but moderate,
for this days market. There continues to he a considerable
flis article fully Is per quarter dearer, but all descriptions OF
free arc nominaily the same. The barley trade was ex-
cessively dull, and u effect sales lower prices must have
been submitted TO.
Liverpool, Oct. s.-Ashes U. States, LIST Pot 30 a 3ls ;
Montreal 80 a 81 u. States Pearl, sos. cd. a Sd Montreal
CO 20 a 81.
liverpool, Oct. 25.-There has been less doing in Cotton
this week. The sales amount TO about $500 bags, Alabama,
Cd TO 7 SD per ID.
Since Tuesdays Corn Market, Wheat has been in de-
mand, and has advanced absut I'd per 20 Id. Oats are also
higher.
The Augsburg Gazette states, that the prohibition to export
Corn ffom the Russian ports Of the Black Sea, aud Sea OF
Az0f, has little effect here. Our warehouses contain suf-
hcicnt for three or four mouths, so that the only effect il will
have will he to increase the embarrassments OF the Com
. nerco Of Odessa.