Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-24
Want Of room has compelled us to omit some
remarks which we had prepared on the subject
of tho Senatorial election.
tFrom thc Nso York Enquirer.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

by the arrival of the colombi., Captain Deno from Lon
dom have received files of London plpes the 22d u in
elusive summary Of their most mpoan. contents will fol-
The general battle between the Russians and the Turks
which expected to take place at the foot Of the Balkan
mountains has not been fought There every probabi
ty Of desperate Struggle. France and Eng land appear
to he coquong with each other the Greek question The
London Courier begins talk about the moderation of Nieho
ls-he "subime moderation of the Emperor of Rus'ia,
the North Amecan review has it. In England affairs
usual Ireland continues TO be agiacd The unfayoabs
counts OF the cops appear have been much cIaggated
The next must be important.
There from the Russian later haa the date
Of the +h Bulletin. Rumou Of the capture of Schuma
unworthy of belief SO says the London Courier of 22d Aug.
Part OF le Fron expedition the Mcrea has gone
A this expedition arrives at Greece joint declaration
10 be issued by lhe-mners Of France England and Rua
The demand for British Sugars had not very exensiye
bat the prices had been well supported Coffee Hat. La
Cotton very little doing; Indigo in fair demand.
The rum,ur Of misunderstanding between Mr. Peel and
the Duke of Wellington, Is conIadiotcj.
The Russian feet undergoing repairs at Plymouth
Favorable accounts Of the state Of the crops seem gather
strength In several parts Of England the weather had cleared
up and believed the damage done by the rains would be
There 30 transports hired for the Toulon expeiiion-
General Mai.on arrived there the 7th
On the 18th July, considerable uctnaon took place the
Brazilian stock II occa'onej by The accounts of peace
Iusson Pacha has caused Ejoub Pdha be beheadcd be-
cause he did not defend himself on the Danube.
The leyyng Of contribution, considered very by the
Turkish inhabitants in Alexandria
The Poosi mining companies had a meeting the 18th
-Four Police Oeels stationed at the door to prevent
meeting hal taken place London by the Jews, for the
purpose of preparing petition foi the next session OF Paa
men The London Courier approves it,
public dinner had been given Daniel o'Connel. lie
made an eloquent speech On the occasion.
The operations oi the Russian array in Asia and Turkish
Armenia adverse to the Turks. K' has been TAKEN
The OF the Euphrats expected to be in
session of the Russians Gen Paskewitch has gone assault
Eizeroun.
On the 10Th, the money market in of great mac
dviy The Chancty broker sold 3O,ooo con'ol' but that
all.
The Salaries Of the English Consus in the South American
Renubics amount TO 3o,0)ol per tnnum.
The excitement in ireland continue, nnnbatcd The Lon
don journals have stationed correspondents in dhcton pats
OF Iieand, to give them early and authentic intelligence
Public dinners aud speeches given in every direction.
The Protestant party have determined 10 establish Orange
Clubs in different parts Of Ireland The government saidto
be inlecisyc.
Admiral Gei; had sailed from OLdcssa toward varna, to
second the operations Of the Russian army. Three hundred
thousand nave been assembled says Oddesa paper
extent Of go leagues, to I've marched the first signal
Straord Canning had arrived Ut Ancona ON the 3Oh July
M. DE Rbeaupere had lsh Bologna on the 2Ist
Cape D'I',iia bad visited the head quarters of General
Church. who had 1000 under his command Ibrahm Pacha
TO oyacuate the Morei in three weeks.
The cabinet journals Of France aud Eng land bons TO
convince the public, that those two countries perfectly
agreed in their policy respecting Greece
letter from Moscow says, that the fortress Of Bagdad had
been taken bv General paskewitch.
The rouon expedition ha! not sailed on the 9th August
There much my ystery about its movements.
II il siil that the Euglh great danger in Portu
gnl. The Cabinet of Don Miguel il beginning threaten
them Lord Aberdeen has Withdrawn Of the British
vessels.
The Captain Pacha has ayailed himself cf boat,
transport and munitions of for the defence of Varna
This had from the loss Of four transports, which had
been sent to that place. They taken by the Ruian
Two others escaped to the Bosphorus lie subsequently sent
to Varna 5000 marines.
The standard of the Prophet had yet been displayed
and the general opinion that would not ill the Sultan
departed from the Capitol
The Pacha had quilted Alrianople, and encamped under
accompanied the army. Tartar hocklng into
the army Half Of the city deserted.