The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-20

I temporary difficulty will induce Per
lament to relax the determination
uniformly manifested, To maintsin
inviolabie the public credit, and up
hold the high character Of tho coun-
try.
The answer 10 the Speech in the
Lords was opposed by the Duke Of
Richmond, Lord King and others, bui
on . division there appsared for mlnis
ters ~, , agains! 8. In the Commons.
the division was l56 TO los, msjority
for Ministers SO.
In the Commons. Feb s, Mr. Peel
stated that the British Cabinet had un
der consideration u p'oro,ition from
the United States having in view re
newaI Of direct intercourse between
the u States and Canada.
Feb 8. on motion Of Lord Ellenbor
ough, in the Lords, and Of Mr. Peel, 10
the Commons, u select committee was
appointed in each house to inquire in
10 the state Of the affairs Of the East 10
lia Company.
GRLEcg The Gazette de France.
Of Jan Sist, says We are assured
that the defpitive protocol respecting
Greece has been signed in London be
tween the Plenipeten'iaries of the the
powers, and that Prince Leopold Of
SAKE Ceburg, 10 invested with the soy
creisnty Of Greece
The cold weather continued IN Eu-
rope. The canals in England were
closed by ice Feb. Ilth.
We understand that the balance Of
unemployed money a. dis moment
lying Idle in the Bank Of England, are
greater in amount than wa. erer
known at my former period.-CTimes.
STATE OF TRADE.-Hudtersfisld mar
ket on Tuesday last was comparatively
brisk 4; il is to be understood that <his
relna,k does not extend to fancy goods.
but has been confined exclusively to
cloth. At Bradford the sale vt stuff
goods has been this week very consid
erabls, aad both the manufac' 'urers and
the merchants seem in improving spir
its.
The Bible has been translated into
one hundred and fii'y one different Ian
guayes. Ii is supposed that fl more
trauslarions will gire The Bible in all
the different languages spoken in the
world.
STUMP ORATORS. There is
much originality and quaintness ot ex
preston in the following extract f'om
a stump speech Of n candidate Tor the
legislature in one Of the western states
.. Born" said he, in cane brake,
crsdled in a sap trough, my zeal for
indie rpendence has grown to mutnrl'y,
without being choaked Sy the weeds
Of education.
TOUCH OF THE SUBLIME
The fieecy clouds Of morning were
now tinged with natures richest rer-
milliun the sun was just lifting h's
radiant head above the stately trees
of the forest the feathered Handels oi
nature sang forth their sweet carols,
and the universe hSd borrowed the
robes of May, when Sylvia .morsbeau
tlful than Diana-walked out tn Jeea
thechickens =!
The Rev VIM II, BeeclEer, ofIBos-
ton, has accepted the invitation Of the
first Congregational Chu' ch and Socie
ty in Newport.
THE MrLLEMuM AT HAND. 1t is sta
ted, that a learned wiitcr in Europe,
has satisfactorily proved. by ihterp,e
tations of the prophecies, that the Mil
lenium will begin in 1888. So that, IL
the picture Of the Millennium, as paint
ed by one ofths old fathers, il to be
realized, we stand tolerable chance
of enjoying a long lie and merry
one.
:" Those living in the time of the Mil
ienium." says this writer, " shall not
die but ,lrring these thousand years.
cha u produce 40 infinite multitude Of
children" "The rocks will drop hon
gy wine will run in streeto, and the
fipers owe, fow with milk"