Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-09

Ue nrecers remaining at Lisbon, to increase
the number Of his victims-to make doih'cn-
iary visits-to multiply arrests-hnd 10 'hsu''
and oppress cnfeebled age and helpless you'h-
to terrliy, and even to strike Inc WIG vi INC
daughter, who ventures to implore mercy lot
the husband or the farher lie mas PnDi'shcu
a proclamation az INST the Provlslohai 'ubta'
whom he accuses ol high treason, and devotes
to punishment High treason, to whom! 10
him who first set the example Of treacbery,
and committed high treason himselt!--Wblisl
however, he talks of putting down Insurrection
with such facility, his actions prove the extent
OF his fears, and the doubts he entertains OF
his own safety All the valuable c,iects oi
the Crown, plate, jowo's, &c have been sent
on board a frigate. That the greatest confu-
sion and alarm prevail at Lisbon may be eati-
ly conceived
OPERATIONS OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
From the Extraordinary Supplement the journal oi ~
Poiershueh, June 5J
CAMP BEFORE BRAHILow, May 23
During the night there has been a pretty
brisk ,.nnonade on both sides, upon the leit OF
our positions: tho object was, TO draw away at
tentiOn from our extreme right, where we had
began TO erect a great battery. This morning
the Emperor rode to this point, TO examine the
works that had been raised in the night. The
Turks, who had hitherto seemed TO respect the
promonades of his Ma jesty, sa!uted him with
cannon balls from their rampars. Hence his
Majesty went 10 the camp of the Iiuans, and
then visited the wounded, whose number
amounts to about sixty.
Mar 24.-A battery Of 2I guns having been
rec,ed ir the night OF the 24tn,on the extreme
right, opened its fire on the fortress at day
break. The Emperor, on hearing the cannon
ade, went 10 the battery to see the effect 1t
produced. II fully answered his Majesty's ox-
pectations. Al the end of an hour the bas,ion
againt which the fire had been principally di-
rected, was reduced TO silence. The enemy
had remarked, however, from the number OF
officers on this spot, that the emperor must be
among them. They accordingly began to can.
ndnade with their agest guns the hill on which
our august sovereign was, and several 2I pound
balIs struck the foot Of the hill. Having seen
the fire of the above mentioned bastion slonc-
ed, and convinced that the siege was making
all the progress that cii iCumsances permitted,
the Emperor, summoned back to the frontiers
of his dorninions by other Important affairs, left
the block ade, and on the road received from
the governor of Ismail news, that the Ataman
of the Cossa G!s had declared that he and his
people would place themselves under the pro-
lection Of Russia. One thousand OF them had
already arrived at our quarantine establishment
where arrangemenis were making to receive
them.
On the Goth his Majesty arrived at Bender,
whore he met the Empress, who is in perfect
health.
CzERNowITz, June j.
The bombardment of Brahow is reported,
in letters from Jassy, Of the 30th May, to have
commenced on the cath, and on the 26th
great part Of the fortress is said TO have been
on fire for 10 hours. Up TO the 25th, the Rus
SLAMS had not passed the Danube at any point
According to tho Preparations that had boon
made, IL seems to be intended to pass at the
same time at three ponts--bctween lsmail and
Tomurowny, between Gallliz and Ismail, and
between Silislria and Gurgewo. The Agram
Gazette has an article from Bosnia Of the 2ist
Of MAY, which says that ga general military
contribution Of 200 pasters per family has been
laid Oh the Mussclmen aud Ra jas. The TURKS
say that 10000 men are posted on the Dwlna,
which bounds the frontier towards Servia, be-
cause it is generally reported in Bosnia, that
on the first victory gained by the Russilns,
Prince Moslech will declare for them, and
threaten the fortresses in Servia, in order to
effect a junction with the Russian army. we
also learn from Bosnia that the fortrcsses OF
Widdie, Ncopo!is, Slistria, Rudschuk, and
Tueza, on the right bank Of the Danube, have
received sufficient supplies from ConstantInople
to hinder, or at least greatly impede the pas
sage Of the Russians over the Danube; the
same is the case with Shabacz, Scmendria and
Orsowa, in Servia.
France. The Secondary Ordinance, as 1t IS
called has been the cause of grea. dissentlon
in the Kings Council, and among the French
Bishops. II was signed, and was TO have been
published in the Monitcur Of Friday last. But
several ArchbishOps and Bishops protested
against it, and it is said that the Cabinet, on
Friday night, determined TO rcnounce the
measure altogether. Three of the Ministers
Immediately gaze in their designations, tho
Count do la Ferronnayc, Nj. Hyde de Neuvlle
and M. Roy de cIaring that they would not
resume their poriefeuilies unless the Ordinan
ces were signed The resistance of the Min
is,ers was successful and the Ordinances were
signed. One appeared in our paper yesterday
the other, with the report OF the Bishop oil
Bcawais accompanying it, will be iound IN our
paper to-day. London Courier, Juno ~.
Portugal. The Royalist Guer'llas, as they
are called Of Bera Alba are said to have had
a sharp action with the Corstitu;ionalist divis-
ion at Viseu, and to have forced them to retire
with some loss. Leiria is stated to have been
entered by the Sth Regiment Of Foot, and
strong division pushed forward to Crepos, Nd
chados and Pambal. On tho 7th, the Consti-
tutional troops (rebel troops they arc called by
the arch rebel MilueD who wcrs at CondeMa
passed with all their baggage to the right bank
OF the Mondego, and appeared on the 18th to
be retiring upon Oporto. after having advanc-
ed, by the confession of the Lisbon Gazette
themselves, to Lenira, and even sent an ad-
vanced guard to Alcobaca. These Gazettcs
speaks of detection in the Constitutional Army
- of the Militia of Louza having deserted the
Patriots, and Of the 18th Foot and the ilth
Cacadcres having joined Miguers General OF
the Tras-os- Mentes.
COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, 2ilh June, 1922
Me.rs. DWIGHT, Tow NsESD Co.
Dear Sms-Our Cotton Market continues in dull and de-
cnng state there being improvement in the Manchester
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