Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-11

Dispatches were received this morning at the
Foreign Office from Lord Cowey, our ambassador
at Vienna. 1t is reported that they confirm the as
surances already given relative to the policy OF nus
sia. Her explanations have been so satisfactory,
that they have smoothel whatever difficulties might
have existed, and have established a. perfect rnder-
standing between the three powers The expiana-
tory declaration Of Russia, of her views relative TO
the Pore was, according to article in the French
papers ofWednesday and Thursday, delivered TO the
court of London on tho 18th March. The court
Of London accepted, with pleasure, the assurance OF
the Russian government, that il had no conquest
in view, and declared, in consequences in accord with
France, and in maintaining tho execution of the
treaty Of the 9Th Of july that she would preserve her
neutrality"
Greek Siarcs.-The French Minister Of Marine
in the course ofhis observations relative Greece
on Friday stated that the French naval force in the
Mcd erranean, was actively engaged in rescuing the
Greek slaves taken from the Morea; and that on the
very day the debate he had received despatch, by
which he was informed that single vessel had
. saved i37 OF those wretchcd cap'ivcs. This an
nouucement received with loud cheering.
The catholic question is likely again to occupy the
deliberations Of Parliament Sir Francis Buidett
was to bring il forward on the Srh Of May.
In the House Of Commons on the 9th, the pre-
scntaton Of petition against additional duties on
foreign wool, produced from Mr.. Charles Grant the
declaration that ministers had to the resolution
that a tax could not be imposed on foreign wool,
without injuring the manufacturing interest and,
that, therefore il not intended to lay any new
duties on the article.
Mr.. Charles Kemble has accepted an offer to go
to America at the conclusion Of the present season.;
aud Mr.. Harris, it is understood, will resume the
management of Covent Garden Theatre.
It is stated that the late arrivals at London OF
Fast India ships, from Bengal, have brought about
ES00 900 in silver, and that large sum in addition,
making the amount Of more than El,O00 600
sterling, may shortly be expected from the same
quarter
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Liverpool, May 3---In the early part of tie
week the Cotton Market was dull, and some sales
were made at q reduction of l-8d per b. from the
prices current last week. but during the two last
days the demand has been more animated, specula-
have purchased about 2000 bags, and prices may
be considered TIE same as at the close OF last
week. The trade appear decidedly opposed to any
further advance at present, and consequently buy
very spar,ngy. The sales from the 26lh ult to the
last evening inclusive amount to 300 bags, incud-
ing 23j0 bales Uplands at 5-o to "a 100 Or
leans. 6 to 8 II POO Alabama at 81 to I'd and
$50 Sea Island. The import of the week is l2,43l
bags. Whole import in April, Hiss bags, being
! 1874 bags more than IN April 1927.
| Lircrpool, Moy 5, Ercning, g,-Thcrc has been a
| good demand in The Cotton marker to-day and Sat
urday, the sales for the two days being about 5ooO
! bags at former prices.