Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

sifk question has been discussed and
Mr. Husskisson's new regulations
sustained. The Duke Of Welling-
ton had arrived ct Berli,p on his
way to Russia On tile 18th of Fcbru-
ary. with Q splendid retinue cf six
carriages. Ii is said he. goes not
merely for Court etiqWettc, but ID
prevent q war with Turkey, and en-
powered to offer the cooperation Of
England to effect tho complete indie.
pendeuce OF Greece.
Four hundred officers Of distinc.
tion were to bs condemned to death
IN account Of the disturbances at st.
Petershnryh. ~
The failure Of Goldschmidt & Co.
would affect almost every part ofthe
world. They were contractors for
tho Dauish, Mexican, Colombian and
Portuguese loans. In 1875 this House
was worth million, and one Of it,
partners retired with ono hundred
thousand pounds sterling for his
share. 1t is supposed they owe
three millions and q half Sterling
Arrangements were talked Of tn con-
tinue the firm sitter Q settlement Of
affairs, by the remaining partners.
Failures were announced of nj.
Mocatta, connected BY marriage
with Mr.. ROthsChild,E e. j. Symands.
Levy Brothers. May. Aiewyn & Co.
Butler. Brothers & Co. 8. II. Israel.
Sir John Perring. and Shaw f Go.
some Of tlem eminent foreign bro
kcrs. In the country six banks bad
stopped. Six ofthe principal me r.
chants in Amsterdam. are said to
have failed in consequences Of the
st Opping of Goldschmidt. A house
at Berlin has failed for nine hun
drcd thousand dollars. and ono at
Leipsick, among the first in the
wool trade, for half q million ster-
ling,
Great depression existed In York
shire. At Leeds demands for cloths
were never known SO Nat. In Man
chester, prices fifty per cent lower
for goods than last April. George
Bingley of New. York, was bankrupt
and Mr.. King, the great turpentine
distiller in London had stoppcd.-
The number Of bankrupts announced
in England the first six weeks Of
1926, was Ave hundrcd',and fourteen.
The number Of bankers 0axetted
was eighty-one, comprising TIVE
hundred and nineteen firms. The
distress among labourors was ex-
trcme. At Spitalfelds many fami-
lies were starving. In Lancashire
one family had lived for three days
on the pecIings Of potatoes. In Lon
don one thousand persons were sup
piled twice a day with . two penny
loafand glass ofwater from Q char
liable fund.
1t is said Spain has agreed to &C.
knowledge tire independence Of the
South American states.
Hon. Robert Gordon. was sp-
pointed Minister to Brazil.
BY tire new treaty between France
and England, neither nation can &C.
ter 6he 5th inst. import into tho 9th
er country. for conssmptions. the
produce Of Asia, Africa or Ameri-
ca. This provision appears to be
unpopular in England. Mr.. Rob.
ertson, who is opposed to the free
trade system, said in tho House Of
Commons, that the effect Of Il would
be in geeat measure to dcprive
the British Of tho carrying trade
and to destroy the warehoasing sys-
tom.
In consequences Of tho ilIibersf
treatment Mr.. Kean has met with in
some part Of the Uuited States, Q
Of gentlemen is now form.
ing to take into consideration meas
gres for recalling him Ia tho British
Stage. He was expected to resume
his station at Drury Lane next year.
This is in character--to bliss him off
heir own stage, aud then resolve t.
make much Of linn the moment they
lind he is despised in America. BY
private letters Of the first respecta-
bility received at New-York, It is
stated That Walter Scott has dcciar-
q on oath he is the authoar Of tho
Novels. Sir Walter had
'ecn Gazetted rs . bankrupt, but
MS name was afterwards with
iraWn. Ciftv-air tho,,auusl ..vo,,