Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-19

Minister as Il is believed that his Lordship will be
equally obeient to his orders now. as when uader
his Graces orders in Spain. II will be rocoliecied
that it was an insuperabo objection with Mr. Can,
hing that the military character oil the Duke couid
not be merged in civil station-that no could never
diyest himself of his influence with the army.
II is said, that though the Duke Of fWeington VII
be Premier, yet ho will not trouble himself with any
but tho important duties Of the office the details
of business will be entrusted TO Mr., Peel. The pat
ronage, however, will ba ent,ieiy the disposal OF
his Grace. IL this bo true the Duke Of Wellington
as late commander in chief and Premier, will be the
most powerful man in the nation with respect 10 pat
ronase, the King himself moi excepted ~
The Paris papers Of tho l7lh have arrived No
news iom the Levan.. Troops were raising in Po-
land to augment tho army. The Grand Duke Con
st1ine mad ielt Warsaw for ST. Petersburg .-ffenc
srccas, lOf, 3D.
Greeee.-A letter from NJ. Eynard, dated Geneva,
February 2, states that lie had just received lnteI-
gence Of Count Capo diS.ra, who writes from Malta,
where ho had arrived the 9th OF January, that he
calculated that he @oud sail thence OH the 18th
ut the latest, board the English ship Of the limo
Warspite. Russian irigate was to accompany 1t,
aud vessol of the royal navy Of France was to Join
il at Egina Mr. Dratfen, the Kings messengor,
arrived Oh Friday with despltchcs, dated the eth
January They announce that lbrahim Pacha is
said to have embarked on tho 18th December inany
OF his sick and wounded, and have carried of some
Church preparing to attack h1issolonshi, nut
down to tho above period no miliiery operations OF
any consequence had taken rlace.
PoaTsMourH, (Eng.) Feb II.
Lord Cochrano arrived Monday IN his schr.
Unicorn, in % days from Poros He returns to this
country because tho Greeks have longer need of
his aid, the Turks not having single vessel at soa
The Heias, with the corvettcs, wcro laid up at Hy
dra; the smaller vessels of the Greek Navy are cruiz
ing for the suppression piracy. His Lordsp has or-
pressed his willingness to return to Greece TO assist
in the suppression of piracy, by means OF armed
steam boats. The baltic Of Navarin hashad most
desirable effect on the belliserent-His Lordship
learnt that the Egypans we're retiring from the con-
test in the Norec with much coleri;y as the diff
Guilty Of procuring transport would pcrmu. soon
after the battle, they commenced collecting all the
vessels they could, and embarked in them 10000 Of
their troops and set sail FOR Alexandria, leaving
about 500 in the fortified places, who in the most
destitute condition. II is estimated that IL 900
have persisted the past season, by the sword disease,
or famine.
Of the numerous Turkish squadron a, Navaria,
when tho action took place, there remained on the
22d Oct. double banked iriga,e. Is covvetes and
brgs, and % sail Of nnarmed hrIgs gnc schooncr1 In
this miserable wreck OF the ct, the troops above
mentioned smiled for Alexandria.
Odessa, January pa Russian vessel, Ii days
from Consantinopo, has brought the following news
The Bosphorus is closed against the flags o all ma
tons and has been announced to the subjects OF
Three Powers that after tho expiration OF certain
time, they must consider themselves ut Rayas, or
quit the Capital because tho right Of foreign protcc
tion would no longer be acknpweigsi thcrc.-..-pt
sn,,a, paper, Feb. II.
P4,is, Feb. l5.--We have received ipttcr from
Odessa, dated Jan. 25, confirming the accounts from
Coustan,inoplc which copied yesterday, and it
adds that the Porte has caused cargoos of corr to be
laasied, which we're on board the English, French,
and Russian ships. and has given the owners in re-
turn mere feeepts. II thought that almost
the Chrisiians would quit Consantnoplo.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Liver pool, 18th Ft6.-Our Cotton market this
week has been in dull state, the demand but mod
ora,o and the sales exclusively tho trade holders
have not shown that intense desire sell that they
did in the early part Of the month, and prices o.
American Cottons remain the Same as last week.
The only operations that have attracted particu-
tcuiar notice ire the purchase by ono spinner of
1900 bags (9C0 Of them Alabamas at 5 l-8 3.S)
and inc sale Of about 1900 bags by spectators a, or
near the price at which they purchased thcm in De-
cenbor last. The sales Of the week ending las,
evening amount TO ll5l0 bags, including 400 Sen
Islands, at, III l6d; 1850 Uplands. al Ssa
l-S !620 Orean, at 5 5-S 81 $3.50 Aiabamas
5l.Sa6. The impor; of the week is 1906.
Liverpool, Peb l9th.-Tho import Of Cotton the
las, three days is l3,5o0 bags, principally irop the
United States. and tLe gales are about $500 bags
Uplands, at 81 to62 Aab,mt,, 81 to 6 I'D Or
leans l-2 to 81. The market IS to!crably steady.