Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-23
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Columbia, Captain Delano,
ashore near Sandy Hook, left Cowes, on the 9Th ult.
md mas furnished London papers to tho evening of
the 9Th inclusive.
Kean was in a dreadful state, from disease, and it
was supposed he would never again appear on the
stage.
The accounts from Spain do not vary from those
hitherto received. There appears to exist the same
spirit of rebellion and misrule. Throughout Cata-
lonia a system Of terror continues to reign. At Tar
ragonl frequent executions were taking place, and
the prisons at Barcelona were crammed with prison.
ers.
The evacuation ofSpain by the French troops was
in actual operation. The large garrison Of Barcelona
was to commence its march for the Pyrennces on the
18th or 18th Of November. This was considered as
an important movement, and it was hoped would be
the means Of arousing her former energies, and of
securing her permanent importance in the balance of
nations.
Dispatches from the British Amba ssador at Con-
stantinople, dated the 9th o. November, reached
London, on the 30.h, but had not been published
The private accounts f.on that place in the French
and Gotman papers. we're TO the lOth Of November
II appers from these tina. the intelligence Of The de-
struction OF the Turkish fleet reached Constantine
pie, on the LIST Of that month. The new caused n
great CONSERVATION, but the Porto had not rcsorted
to any acts of violence against the European resi-
dents, and the Ambassadors remained there at the
last date.
The London Courier, in remarking on the aspect
Of the intelligence, says" The reports from Con-
stantinople, have very naturally turned the public
attention to the probable continuance Of forciblc
measures for The purpose Of carrying into effect the
stipulations, of the Treaty Of London. Ii is the
wish Of some to represent these measures as the
commencement ola general war in Europe. We do
not participate in such approhensions, and afa
moreover convinced that they have NO real existence
even with those who profess TO entertain them. Tho
opposition Of Turkey cannot be protracted beyond a
comparatively short time, nor comprehend vc,y ex-
tensise military effects. As however, the Grand
Seieno, seems to rely upon disunion among the Al
lies, for mitigation or escape from the difficulties in
which he is placed. we must be prepared for the
employment Of measures more proxima,e TO his Cap
iisl.
Further adviccs were hourly expected.
Awong the rumors IN circulation, was one that
orders have beer given TO seize all tho ships OF the
Allied Powers in the Turkish Empire, but the Cour-
Ter considers The report unroundcd.
The British Socks had fallen to about S2i.
The following arc extracts from tho private ac-
counts.
Constanfinopie, Nov. Tho receipt OF the in
tclligence Of the battle Of Navarino agItatod tho Sui
tan to such a degree that no person, not even his
most confidential Advisers, could obtain access 10
him for twelve hours afterwards.
The Rcis Enendi was, however, at length admit
ted and on tho 80 the Dfagonans appeared in great
CONSERVATION ; he asked them why they had acted