Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-02
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Tnenty-tiree days later from Europe.


from Liverpool. The editors of the
Commercial Advertiser received files OF
London papers from the 9th to the 2lst
April inclusive, together with London
papers of the Esd.
The state of matters and things in gen
eral seems to be very quiet in France,
and the complaints of the distresses in
England, are greatly sgbdued, ifnot en-
tirely hushed.
The Liverpool Mercury of April 23d,
says, "a gentleman of our acquaintance
who has more than ordinary opportuni-
ties of obtaining correct information upon
subjects connected with politics and the
Court, has favored us with the following
information on the subject of the King S
health, in letter of the 2lst, London:--
w have private information respecting
the health of the King, which convinces
me that there is but little chance fhis re-
covcry. ! know gentleman who is We
ry familiar with his maj jesty's appearance,
and who pronounces very unfavorable
opinion from the altered state of his coun-
tenancc, on seeing him last week. The
king has been cuppcd once a month un-
til lately, but that operation cannot now
be continued. The difficulty of breath
ing arises from dangerous internal disca-
scs.
The motion of Mr.. r. Grant, for re-
moving the civil disabilities of the Jews,
was brought up in the House of Com
mons on the 9th of April. After long
debate it was carried against the Minis
try, by vote of Il5 to 81. The an
nounccmcnt was received with cheers,
and bill was Immediately introduced.
Expedition against aieics.-M. de
Bourmont was to leave Paris on the . ST
Of April-our dates are of the 18th-to
assume the command of the expedition
/ against Algicrs.
\ The total amount of the troops dcstin-
cd to join the expedition, which were tc
arrive in the environs ofToulon between
the 25th and 18th April, were to be 33
! $50 men-namely, 30,025 of infantry
:. 600 cavalry; 1900 artillery and 1922
engineers. The number of horses anc
mules for the cavalry, artillery, and wag'
| gon-train and baggage to be embarked
will be 24,5O. To the above may be
| added, 80 horse and 10 foot gcndarmcs;
Il 100 deputy commissarics; and 200 men
| employed as clerks, secretaries, attend
ants upon the Field Hospitals, and Other
supernumeraries, divided into two com
! panics.
| The ships belonging to the royal Navy,
which are to form part of the eXpedit'
ion, were all in harbor, except the .Hni'
/ Wcrese, which is now fitting out. They
have already formed their lines, in ordc,
to avoid all kind of disorder and contu
sion. They are 81 in number, amon4
:. which are five of the line. One of thu
French papers says it is generally be
licvcd that the Pacha of Egypt will co
operate with France in the attack upol
| Aleicrs, and that should it succeed, tha
| Regency will be placed under the con
troll of the Pacha, who will pay yearl,
tribute to France as a species OF ndem
nifty. This appears to us to be more
than doubtful.
/ Mr.. Hughes has left the Hague fo
| Paris, previously to his repairing to hi
new post at Stockholm,to which he ha
lately been appointed by the American
Government.
! Spain.-By royal decree, the Sa
lie law has been abolished in Spain, tn
King having resolved to settle the sue
ccssion on his issue by his present wife
whether male or female. This his Great
ed much excitement and given occasio
for much reproach, as the crown ma
pass from the Bourbon line. Advice
|, from Madrid of the 7th ultimo say
A Paris paper of the lth contains
!, rumor, that, in consequence of a lette
from the Duke of Wellington to tn
King of Spain, the Council of that king
dom has taken into consideration the eN
pedency ofrecognising the South Amer
: lean States, under certain conditions
The government has directed nj. Frar
co.'s Arrange, of the Havana, to rovis
the Black Code-a measure which hs
long since been imperatively called.
Austria and Morocco.-Vienna paper
. of April 5, give the following iniormo
ton:
y "Peace with Morocco having bee
restored, and the Emperor of Morocc
!, having consented to give the satisiactlo
= required by our Coult, an Extraordinar
Embassy will shortly be sent from Vier
ma to that country, and preparations AT
n already making TO get ready the prescn
, usual on such occasions.
r Observation-Disclosures from Coz
g siantinople arc to the 10Th of March,
n Thirty horses, laden with money, lie
n that place on the 10th, for Bourgas, ca
IS rying 400, 900 ducats, as the second II