Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-28
Who menace his dominions; and has called
out 70 900 troops, principally cavalry.

Who menace his dominions; and has called
out 10000 troops, principally cavalry.
The London Literary Gazette states that
Captain Foster viii sail from England in the
course Of few days in His Majesty's ship
Chanticleer, on a voyage of discovery to the
South Pole His extreme destination is the
newly discovered group Of the South Shetland
Islands, bu. he has conditional instructions to
proceed from ihence fr as he can, without
risk to his ship towards the South Pole. Capt.
F. was with Capt. Parry in his last voyage,
and is said 10 be a scientific man.
The Bill to repeal the Test and Corpora
ton Acts underwent long debate in the Brit
ish House OF Lords on the 2lst Of April, and
finally passed through the committee. The
bill was ordered 10 be printed. and the Report
TO he brought up on Thursday, Gath OF April.
The bill relative to the civil government OF
the Clnadas was to be discussed on Friday,
April 25.
CORN LAwS.-The House of Commons
ON the 22l Of April. had under consideration
the Corn Laws. The bill of last year fixed
the pivot price Of 62 shlings for the quarter
of Wheat, but the resolutions now Introduced
fix il A. 65 shlllings. After considerable de-
hate, Mr.. Coicraft moved that The resolutions
of the last year be substituted for those on the
table. The motion was seconded, and de-
bate ensued, when the House divided For the
original motion 202--for the amendment So.
The House rose, reported progress. and Obtain
ed leave to sit on Friday, April 25.
The latest dates from Constininople say
The Divan considered the war with Russia as
inevitable, and defensive preparations were
carried on with great vigour.
Mr.. Kean, son Of the celebrated ira gedian rs
engaged to perform at the Dublin Theatre for
twelve aights. for one thousand guneas.
Madame Catalina, who with her husband
is now at Paris has accepted the terms offered
her by the managers Of the York Musical
Festival For her exeriions on thus occasion,
Madame c, is 10 receive 600 guineas.
Canada. Colonel Sir Francis Nathaniel
Burton 10 appointed to succeed Lord Dalhou-
sic as Governor Gsnsral Of Canada.
NJ. P,ravey, the Paris Banker, whose fail
ure has been announced has been found drown
A fire at the Hague has reduced l54 houses
to ashes.
The Emperor Nicholas has fixed his Coro-
nation for The ist Of May; Warsaw.
The Thames tunnel had been emp'ied Of the
water. and the shed examined, with the view
of continuing the excavations it was found
without in Jury but On Sunday the leak again
gave wav, and the tunnel was gradually filled
with water.
LIVERPOOL April 81
CorroS This week have sooI regular dem nj "h'r'-
I, fom the trade The sales the Ia four d, amount 10
about n 10, bale. Ye,erd the market rlthe- qie'er
than hs, been for dAys eviou. Upland diany To
mi idmy fair I-2 &; Ore ms d. ii - Aabma
do ,3s 7g: Sea Island 10 II IS 1T Cpan fair to
sools IA GI.2; Oi,an, d" Stall 3; Anhm, 'os
3G; Sea Island 40 ~ LEA II; tplan'' coo' fnc 80
a ia; Orsa. 10 IA > . hli. ana io 5-ia T. Sc
isiand do II i-2 Is -.
W. hal iac dem,od for cotton his day. The sales were
300 bal.s.
The demand for Ashes lad week W., sonewhn he"r than
for the two weeks before fhe sales 1nouu ND
bb Montre pot 80 ani few al 81. 5d for new, AMI % VI
a 81, Cd fer OH, aud o Montreal rra ~ hh wce sold al
ga rarce 29o bs. old and partially stained Boston
20, sold % for export and 20 bb of old Boston pearl
al 30,. ,, -. -,
Turpeu,ae rather lower 1900 bbs OF good quality were "d
al l2s 81, and i06 at II. - f.,
The sale, Of Ca"n, Rice still small aud the price de-
pe,,ei % casks Of good an fine sold al lbs Cd l-
Hardly nyhing done g Flassee Tobacco continues very
A,t, and previous obtained with difficulty.