The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-13
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

LA Els FKOM NANCE.
The packet ship Erie, Captain Funk,
arrived at New York ON Monday from
Havre, whence she sailed 22d January
aud brings PARTS papers TO the s0lh.
They contain London dates to the
10th, but TO political news Of import
ance. We select the following items
from the New Yoik papers sfluesdsy
.marning -
There was a revival in the Cotton
market ut Harre on the goth, and it
i, mentioned in private letters that
purchases were making there for Eng
lish account.
A number of corsairs have recently
sailed ftom Alsiers, and haze been
seen in Different parts Of the Me'liter-
ranean,
. The King Of the Netherlands, it was
said, had dismissed four Of his Minis
ters. ~
Accounts fom all parts Of France
announce ve,y general fall in bread
stuffs an
The blockadirg squadron off Tercei
IA Is said to have been dispersed in a
storm on the l7th Dec. and not since
heard of.
The French Chambers were convok
ed for the Cd Of March. a.
III. Pichon, Councillor of State was
expected soon 10 sail for Haiti. bearing
the commercial treaty between France
and that Republic.
The Paris papers continue to notice
the severity Of the weather. At the
French Capital ON the l7th, the ther
,nomeIer, s(Reamur) marked II 3 10
below zero, and at Bslleyille, near
Paris, it was 10 below zero. The
snow was ve-y deep. and it was ap-
,ehended tha, much mischief would
be done in the event Of sudden thaw.
In Upper Gmonpe. several persons
had been fir, zen to death, and the
wolves were so voracious that they en-
tered dtcwns and villages. and had taken
one Life, and dreadfully mangled sep.
eral individuals. AT Copenhagen the
Sound WIS so completely fozen orer
towards the end Of December, that
sedges came ouer from Lanscrona.
On the S0th Of December, "a great
suantiIy of snow fell at Rome, which
is a pl,enom enon in that country. AT
Naples. after about two months con-
tinued rain, Vesuvius and the adjacent
mountains have been covered with
snow. &
TuRkEY.-Halid Pacha, who was at
Odessa, had been loaded with yer,
RIB presents for the Emperor of Rus
sia. BY the Grand Senior, with the hope,
as was copje:'ured, ef having the stip
ulated indemnity remit,ed.-rhe com
merce OF Odessa was very active, not
withdrawing the secere cold.
Great discomfort prevailed in differ
ent Turkish provinces, and in Asia
Minor, new and more threater ing re-
volts had broken out. The Sultan is
with the inbsb!tsnts of Adri
anople. and. it is said. will give them
a garrison Of 40. 900 men. An attack
on Smyrna was apprehen,Iei. and the
ships q { war from Egypt were to be
sent thilher.
The Russian ship of the line 81
Nicholas, exploded on the llth Dec
at Lsmaii, and destroyed 4 other yes
scls. Upwards Of 80 houses in the
town were unrsofed, and all the glass
in $50 houses was broken. The mum
Der Of lives lost was not asrertnined.
The sales Of Cotton-at London, on
the 18th, exceeded 1000 bales.
James Smith of Sterling, Conn.
for whose murderiaAsa Jordan and
family were tried In Coventry, X. l..
In 1898, and acquitted ; has beou
ascerlained to be alive, and a soldier
in the detachment to proicc, tho fur
traders to the Rocky mountains.
Luther Roby has been acquitted at
Amherst. N. II. OF the murdsr Of NJ
Koy having killed him in self de.
fence.