Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-30
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
| Yesterday, the Packe; Ship Liverpool, Capt.
Howes, arrived at this port from Liverpool,
whence she sailed on the goth July. We are
indebted to Capt. Howes for Liverpool papers
of the 10Th Some letters respecting the mar
keis, with which we have been favored by a
friend, are under their appropriate head.
We perceive nothing later than our previous
advices from tho theatre Of war in the East.
OF the affairs of Portugal, the Liverpool
Chronicle says:-" We regret to say that, since
our last, intelligence has been received Of the
entire defeat OF the Constitutional Portuguese.
However deeply VIC may deplore the rum thus
entailcd on the brave and patriotic few, who
have distinguished themselves by their devotion
to the cause OF liberty, we cannot entertain any
feeling but one Of contempt, for the people
who tamely submit TO the dominion of the
wretch who Is now. de facto, king of Portugal
1t fortunately happens, that the Patriots who
left England. TO join in the struggle against
the despicable being now on the throne, have
! escaped from his vengeance and arc once more
safely landed in England. II is vain 10 specu-
late on the course we shall pursue in this emer-
gency: it is clear, from the nature Of our re-
cent conduct, that the foreign affairs are in
new and strange hands. Tnnidity and vacilla-
ton have takeE the place of courage and de-
cision; and for the present, we fear the foreign
policy Of England will be more assimilated to
that Of Austria, than is consistent with the
| character of this country, or the interests of
| mankind"
public meeting of Catholics, at which all
friends OF civil and religious liberty were in
| vlted TO be present, was held at the theatre OF
| the Mechanics Institution, in Manchester, for
| no nf oiain N scr pI in N
the expenses of Mr.. O'Connell's election, and
to indemnify the ireeholders Of the county Of
| Clare against any perse they might suf-
| fer in consequence Of the course they took in
| the election. A number Of resolutions, favor
able 20 freedom in civil and religious matters,
was passed, and liberal subscription obtained
| in the room.
Mr.: Brougham had left London, under posi-
| tive orders from his medical advisers, to sus-
pend his labors for n week or ten days.
An account from Bucharest, June 2l, states
| that the garrison Of Braiow is allowed TO re-
| tire without arms, but with all its baggage, to
S'listria, whittier it is to 60 through Wallachia.
The Turks in that place may remain without
any fear Of being molested in their property or
their religion.
A letter from Odessn, June 23, says that, an
Austrian ship had arrived there, with a cargo
| VI sugar unu CouCc, III SiA udSS uVHi SohSt"H-
tinope, the captain Of which stated that other
vessels would follow. Two Austria vessels,
laden with corn, which had taken refuge at
Odessa, would sail that evening for CONSTANT
noplc.
A lotter from Malta, received in London,
July Is, states that Turkish vessel had been
brought into that port by Russian vessel OF
war; The Paul Pry, arrived at MarsolIes
| from Malta, had been put into quarantine, the
plague having appeared on board the Russian
squadron.
Exrac. Of letters received by the packet ship Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, July I9h 1899. Our sales Of Cotton thi.
week amount to 1850 bags of which 5000 bags are TO specu
lato aud 700 for export. Prices have advanced aud
think the market scarcely firm the close was at the
beginning Ct the week Upland Coton sell chiefly at 3s
2 and 58d and the spnner complain much OF the trade,
aud they cannot advance their yarns ms much
against the holders of Cotton getting advance on the pres
en-, prices. The imports hi, week are 20, TOO bags.
July 49, The import Of Cotton into the Kingdom from the
United States about 100000 bales against 10000 in the
same period last yca hut the total import only shows de-
hcency Of 100000 bales The stock, as large at
tins period last Importers met the late demand pretty
ely, and prices about the the Jure
last Trade would appear be rather better in Manchester
hut still not encouraging. MAtRY, LATHAM & CO.