Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-02
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The Packet ship New England Capt. Hunt,
arrived here on Saturday, 80 days from Liver
pool. BY Captain Hunt we have received Lon
don and Liverpool papers 10 the 18th Of May
from which we obtain materials for the follow
ing summary:
The WARLIKE MovEMENTs.-The Lon
don Morning Chronicle of May 10, announces
the arrival of the Hamburg mail, with papers
to the 18th. At ST Petersburg, on tho Sd of
May, was issued the following
Order of the day of his Majesty the Enl-
peror.-1he glorious and advantageous peace
with Persia, has not yet set bounds 10 the Bril-
liant deeds Of the Russian armies. We termi-
nate just war; but on the other side an equal
ly arduous struggle awaits us for the defence
Of our honor, and with the rights purchased
with Russian blood. The hostile proceedings
Of the Turkish government had already ex-
hausted :he generous forbearance of the En-
peror Alexander of glorious memory. That
government has now filed up the measure so
warmly had 1t confirmed The peace by the most
solemn OATH when il openly threw off the mask
of friendship, which IT had assumed.
"We march in order to put an end to the
troubles and massa cres in the countries border
ing on our empire, and to esta blish the violated
peace on solid foundations. Soldiers In COM
batting civilized nations, used to the art Of war,
you have gained imperishable glory, not only
by the valour which ensured the victory, but
also by your magnanimity. Besides obedience
to his superiors, strict dicipline, and mercy to
the vanquished, have always distinguished the
Russian soldier; You havVeen the peaceabe
inhabitants receive youwith joy on your arri-
val, and those whom you conquered salute you
with the name Of deiiverers. You maintain
this glorious character while you hold out the
hon n1 ,f Cria In g.
due those who will not submit, but spare the
weak and the unarmed-spare the property,
the houses, and even the temples o: your ene-
mics though they are of different religion
Thus the holy religion. of our Redcemer COM
mands-"He who by mldness and humanity
shall have conciliated tho btterest enemies ;
he who shall have defended the widows and the
orphans, shall be as dear TO my heart as the
bravest in the field" Russian soldiers you
will not deceive my expectations. We have
God for us, who crowns justice and liberalty
with victory. "NICHOLAS."
PoRTuGAL.-The Gazette of Franco, of
May II. says, a report is spread and several
journals repeat il this morning, that on the
Sd OF this month in the evening, Don Miguel
| issued Decree for the convocation Of young
Viscount Of San'arem addressed, in the name
Of the Regent, an official letter 10 the For
eign Ministers, to announce TO them the reso-
luton Of the regent, and to acquaint them
with the decree Of the proceeding day. I, is
said that on the 9th, the Members OF the Dip.
lomatic Body, including the Minister of Spain.
had addressed note to the Infant Don Mig
uel, to inform him that their functions had
ceased.
FRANcE.-A letter from Toulon, May 8,
announces as certain. the news Of peace be-
tween France and the regency Of Algiers.
ENoLAND.-In reference to the proposed
wool tax, il is said that the deputation from
Yorkshire and the clothing countries had as
sembed in London TO attend the examining
Committee Of the House Of Lords. The COM
mittee sat with closed doors. Six days moro
would be necessary 10 complete the evidence
on behalf Of the Aericulturists. The AQricul-
turists are inclined TO propose a bounty Oh
the export Of woollens, tq reconcile the Man
ufactures to duty on the import of foreign
wool and thus TO bolster up both interests.
So sitting 10 the inquiry, that one Of the wit