Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-02
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

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BY the arrival of the packet ship 'Siias Rich
ards, Capt. Holdredge, at New York on Sun
day last, Liverpool papers to the 23d and Lon
don to the 22d inclusive, have been received.
No further accounts of any importance have
been received respecting the movements Of
the Russians upon Constaninople. Through
Mr. P,el in the House Of Commons, the Brit
ish government has expressed its acquiescence
in the conduct ofRussia. 1t was, he said, the
desire Of the English Cabinet to fulfil the trea-
ty of the 9th July, and to avoid interfering with
the internal concerns Of another country. The
Russian Declaration OF war had not changed
| the disposition Of the three powers towards
Greece, and the blockade Of the Morea is 10
| be carried into effect. The French govern-
] msnt appears TO entertain similar views, but is
mo,c anxious for the Independence of Greece
than even England The first operations of
the Russ ians, is expected TO be an attack on
Galatz, a fortified town at the confluence Of
the Pruth and the Danube. II was once before
| taken by the Russians, IN 1890. II is also
thought that the provinces Of Asiatic Turkey
would be invaded from Armenia.
The grand Russian Army intends TO follow
the line Of the Black Sea from Galatz. They
will penetrate between Varna and the Their
mopylg Of Schumla. The greatest obstacle n
by their fleets on the Black Sea. There IL
, nothing Of much importance TO interrupt their
passage to Constantinople. 1t appears also,
the Turks will resist Besides the Turkish war,
another very important movement has taken
place in Portugal. Don Miguel has seized the
Portuguese crown. The English and French
governments appear both to disapprove his
conduct. The London Courier, charges Don
Miguel and his advisers, with treason and con-
spiracy. On the whole, the state Of Europe
appears less and less tranquil A change has
taken p lace in the English ministry. MIR. Hus-
knson has resigned.
BY a document laid before the House of
Commons, the Bank Of Englan has always 4
millions of public money in the APE of aver
ages in its hands
great retrenchment debate took place in
the Commons, on the 10th May. IT appears
tha: tho committee had SET 43 days, examined
3S witnesses, ordered 337 accounts, and print
ed 1000 sheets of documents and evidence
Some curious disclosures had taken place.
The Courier says that in the present temper
Of the Commons. it is unlikely that a bill in
favor of the Catholics will poss.
Corn La,Ds.-The Report of tho Commit
tee on the Corn Laws has been agreed TO, and
the Bill ordered 10 be read third time, on
the 30ih May, Several amendments were re-
tons prevailed.
EPSON races had took place on the goth,
2lst and 22d May.
Another discussion had taken place on the
second reading Of The bill, granting q persion
TO the family Of Mr.. Canning.
There has been conference between the
House ofLords and Commons. on Sir F. Bur-
dett's motion on the Catholic Question. 1t is
now before the former body.
Russia. Accounts from St. Petersburg,
dated May 5, state that on the 25th of Aprii
the Emperor issued several Ukases TO the Di-
recting Senate. One of them directs that
Senator Abakoumoff is appointed Commission
ary General OF our army which is to enter the
Turkish territory, for the Administration Of
the Prncipalites Of Moldavia and wallachia,
which are under our protection, and have laid
down SPECIAL regulations, which shall be car
ricd INTO effect as soon as we shall have oc Gu.
pied those Prncipaties. All the other coun-
tries which shall be occupied in the sequel by
cur troops shall be placed under the Admins
tration of the Senator, who is the head of the
Commissariat Of the army.
another declares the governments Of Podo-
la Cheison, and the Province Of Bessarabia
in state of war, and they are accordingly
Incorporated with the military district of the
Second Army.
1t appears by intelligence from TeAs, ofthe
10Th OF March, that part Of the Russian army.
which was employed against Persia, is TO be
deacned against Turkish Georga, the Pacha
OF which fayoured tho operations of the Per.
slams.
Some German Papers, which we received
thls morning, state that the Austrians have
made large perchases Of horses for Bohemia,
where considerable movements of troops have
taken place, and general levy Of recruits OF.
dered.
The force assembled by Russia for the in
vas'on OF Turkey, amounts according to some
accounts in tho Paris papers of Tuesday, to
100000 men. With this force the Principal-
tiles will be occupied, and the Danube passed
at different points. If the passage took place
on the 7th, very short time indeed must
elapse, before we receive the officicl account.
Inc Austrian government is said TO have
made an important communication to all tho
German courts relative to the affairs Of the
East. deslaration is expected to be pub.
lished very shortly.
The Empress Of Russia was to set out for
Oddessa on the 10th.
The s'eadiness of the Funds in Paris, Lon.
don' and Vienna, under the present circum.
stances, is extraordinary.
Porfugdi,-The London Courier Of the z2e
OF May, says; At length the Lisbon Packets
~ "','eu, one arrived al Falmoth on Mon
day night; she left Lisbon on the Ath. On
the Sd of May, Don Miguel issued decree
for convoking the Cortes, according to the
ancient and fundamental laws Of the Monar.
ehy. The decree was transmitted by the
vlscoun' Santare'n, the Minister for Foreign
Affairs to the different Freign Ministers. The
transmission Of the decree for convokinp tho
Cortes, must be viewed as an official declara.
tion to Foreign Powers, that bs viewed as an
oihcal declaration to Foreign Powers, that
the Constitution is no longer in existence, and