Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-06
LATEST FROM LONDON.

Neu York, Dec 1--WE have received BY the
packet ship York, our London papers Of the evening
of October 23d and morning Of the 9th, and ship
ping lists to the 23d inclusive.
The Kings Hedhh.-The morning Herald, Of
the oath, contains a letter from Eton, Of the even.
ing before, which says:
Yesterday his Majesty again came down TO din
nr and to day the answer gwen by his attendants
to all inquiries is. that his maj2sty's health is rapid
y improving. He was so much better yesterday
that orders were given 10 have the phaetons in rea.
diness for a drive to day"
The Morning Herald states, that the report is re.
vived that negotiations have been again entered in
10 with the P6tic, to induce il TO accede to the rrca-
~ Of the 9th July ; and a letter from the Agent of
Lloyd's at Smyrna, dated the 18th ult. announces
that the Porte had acial v agreed to treat with the
Ambassadors of France and England on the subject,
but had refused to admit Russia as a party in tho
negotiation.
Dutch papers Of the 22d October, had reached Lon.
don. They give the following Russian bulletin,
from the Austrian Observer Of the 18th October, re-
ccived on that day at Viena, dated Bucharest, Sep
,ember %
On the 26th Of this month, tho Turkish trooos
$1,000 in number, under the command Of the Pacha
Of WiIdin, advanced against the position Of Czoroi.
General Geismar did not hesitate to engage them.
The action was continued with great resolution on
both sides from seven in the Morning till two IN tho
aiternoon, without any decis i've resul,.-Both par
tics retired to their former posi- ions I; but at night
fall, General Gelsmar took advantage of the false Sc
curity of the enemy, advanced rapidly and attacked
the camp winch the Turks had already began to
strengthen with some rsdoubts. The attack was
conducted with so much skill, and execute ed by our
troops with so much courage, taat tue enemy, though
FAR superior in numbers, could not withstand their
,mpeiuosity. The Turks beng broken on all sides,
sought safety in flight. A Complete route succeed
ed. Five cannou, % pair Of colors, 500 pr isoners
700 wagons laden with ammunition and all kinds OF,
prov sions, aud a great quantity OF arms, baggage,
aud horses icll inro the hands oi lhc victors. The
Turks were driven back To their enireichments ut
kaleiat. AT the departure of the Courier, the num-
Der OF The Killed lea by the enemy GA the ii i'd was
not known, but considering the ardur whici, he was
pursued, his loss mast be supposed 10 have ooen coni
siderable.
From PoTtugaL-1he latest dates from Lisbon,
are to the lith oi October. One OF the PARIS papers
contains n rapport that the project of marriage De.
tween Don Mi.iol and his niece Donna Masia, has
been AGAIN brought oi the taps.
From Cadiz and Gibrahnr.-By the ship Flor.
ida. which arrived ON Sunday, tom Cadiz, papers
arc received from that place 20 the 18Th Octoner, in.
elusive. We extract the following items from the
New York Gazette
Tho papers give melancholy details Of tho progress
OF the yellow lever ia GiDr iitir, from which place
the accounts reach to tho 18th of October, being a
week later than our direct HdvicOs. The DiarIs Of
the lin, gives the daily retnrus OF the cases of ie-
vrr NJ Gibraltar from the lOth To The 18Th inclusive.
ia the hrsi mentioned day there remained in the u.
vii and Mili'ary Hospitals sc. s25 patients Of
whom 36+ were dangerously sick, LAG slightly inJis-
posed, and l22 convalcscent. IN the last mention.
ed day The number OF patents had increased TO 9O7.
Tue deaths IN tho four days amounted 10 81.
Among the deaths the name of Rev. Mr.. Hatch
mans 10 meDtioped.