Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-19
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We received IN Sunday,by the Chancellor LIVING
ston, New York papers Of Saturday, which contain
teenth Of February important debate arose IN the
House Of Commons, on Il motion oil dr' hophouss,
for a vote of thanks to Sir Edward CodrinSton and
the officers under him, tor the victory at Navarin.
The motion strenuousy opposed by Mr.. liuskis-
son, who stated, it not usual to thank naval oh
GERS for victories gained over power with which
they were not at war. Ifo pronounced, it is SAID,
laboured eulogium the Duke OF Wellington. Mr.
Peel also opposed the motion, and conendcd that the
cases of Copenhagen aud Agicrs, which it had been
adduced as cases IN point, wore not analogous lie
admitted that tho character o. SIR +. Codrihg'on
stood as high as any officer in the service. Mr. Hob
house thcreupoH Withdrew mis- motion, declaring, that
by that admission his object was attained. On the
10th, MIR. Peel moved for the appointment Of select
committee on the presen, state Of the public income
and expenditure.
His Maiostys health il said to be improving; on
the I1h February, he heard Divine service It TIE
Chapel Royal, without experiencing an attack ic'n
his enemy the gout. 1t was his intention, tho next
day, 10 20 TO London witness the marriage OF inc
Prince Of H1ienloho and tho Princess Foodorc
Mr.. Peel stated in tho House Of Commons the
18th Of February, that he believed the Duke .! Wei
ington would pursue strictly neutral confso m the
Catholic question, and that he had declared TO the
Duke, that, in his opinion If decided prcterepce
should be given 10 either tho agricultural, comrher-
ca, manufacturing interests u would os the rum
Of tho Government. Tho Duke's reuctance 10 ac-
cept the Premiership from IA unwillingncs5 TO
resign the command of the army.
The debates oflhe British Parliament occupy
large space in the London papers. We observe
that from freen TO twenty columns in sh'c, o
what is technically called tho elephant size, are oc-
cupied with the report oi the discussions IN the TWO
houses. The Morning. Chronicle, Times and
Morning Herald, had each nre reporters engaged
on MI 81 ouc hams great speech on his plan OF legal
reform. rhe Ne,c Times had eight, and tho Nora
ins Post only four
1t appears that fer tho syc last years the actual
excess Of the income Of tho British Empire over
the expenditures has amounted 10 twelve nIl Ililons
Tho interssi OF the national debt, as compared with
what il was ia 1922, has been reduced million aud
n quarter as compnod With 1919, tho reduc-
tion amounts 10 nearly three millions.
The incom, and expenditure of the British en-
pire, for the year ending January b, lS2S Is stated
as follows :-Ordinary revenue, Gio, ,ooi,5'5 ex-
traordinarv do, I470 0Sl total, $50 o05l ,g56. The
expenditure Of III. same year. including payments
for the funded aud unfunded debt, wh ch arc stated
Mt f2S. S.259, ,st3, amounted To $50 ,cl0,637 eaving
balance Of EtI, ,0l9, to 10 applied for other pnr-
noses of Tho govcrn:u.at. Ne part Of the revenue
men ioned in this statement s hctiti)us, or derived
from loans excheqrtr bills, which Increase The
nEtionel debt
We find in Liverpool paper, NJ announcement Of
new romance, fcn the prolific pen o! SIR Walter
Scott. 1t is TO he entitled 81. Nsentinos Day, or
The Fair Mud of Pcrts in tarco volumes, and will
form the second series OF Chronicles Of the Canon
gate A London Literary Journal also snnouacos the
IN, ended publication Of Sermons by the author OF
Wavery. They ware originally written As an sct Of
kindness towards young friend engaged IN 'heo-
logical studies and now published for his benefit
by consent Of the au'hor
Tho Fre-ca papers mention that a levy OF 10000
mrn is going to bemado TO complete tho Austrian ar
my.
.ons,an,iro,le and one of tho most eminent Greek
merchants OF the name Of taiIia had boon sransied
lord Till las boon appointed to the comm md OF
the army, in ~. placs ofthn Duke Of Wellington
Tho powers TO bo exercised. Sy Lord Hill, will be
,,le viii n, r,soca of the Star Lord HI served
under IN, Duks IN Spani AMI II Is now objected to
iis arps!ntn,c,- that l. in f'r; norcai sept'a'on