The Arkansas advocate., 1830-04-14
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Dover, arrived at Boston on the 9th March. London pa pers to the 20th of January, and Liver pool to the 22d have been received at that place. ,Ehe papers contain little Inews-nothing from the Continent, we believe, later than the European adyl- ces sreceiyed at this port some timeslnee, from Hayse.
 We copy the following from the Bos- ton Patriot.
 The London correspondent of the Li-- liverpool Mercury, under date ot jan. 1 20, writes as follows:
 1 Ihe Kings hedHh.-The statement which appears in an evening paper rela- tive to the Kings health, is substantial Fly correct. am informed, however, upon the highest authority, that up to last night his Majesty had not 50 much improved as to enable Sir Henry Hal ford to give very satisfactory answers to the members of the Royal Family. It is quite true that Sir Henry was able to afford relief to his Majesty in the course of Monday, but the King was not suai- ciently recovered to dispense with his attendance until late hour; and even then Sir Henry would not have left l Windsor, but that it was feared that his prolonged absence from town would cause alarm, and lead to ah impression that the King was dangerously indis- posed. That there is no danger from the present attack, is, ] believe, certain; but it cannot be concealed that his Ma iesty's general health, during the pres ent winter, has had material shock. 1 Mir. Vesey Fitzgerald was recovering | from his indisposition, and it was hoped that he would be enabled to resume his duties atthe opening of Parliament. The report that he was to give place to Mr. Heries, as President of the Board of Trade, does not appear to be well foun- ded.
 In the Globe of Jan. %, we find the the following:-
 Pest hldies.-I'he particulars of an interview between his majesy's Minis ters and the West India planters have transpired in the City; the latter are sta ted to have complained of the high du- ties on sugar and other West India pro- ducts, and the depressed state of the ! European markets; and to have added. that they were led to believe, from the discussion in Parliament last cession that the duty on sugar would be reduced. The Duke of Wellington is represented to have said that there was not the slight est intention of reducing the duty, nor were any nymeasures esincontemplation that would relieve the West India interests, which were only suffering in common with every other in the country.''
 The Emperor Nicholas he'd net who'll Fly recovered from his illness.
 From the following paragraphs and from others in the English newspapers, 1t would seem that the fate of Greece cannot yet be considered settled. The difficulty is, which shall predominate in the new government about to be estab- lished there, the Russian, or the French and English interest.
 " Ioulon, Jon. lI.-The Lamprove corvette, Lieut.. Dussault, will set sail to-day for the Levant. This vessel has on board 100000 francs for the brig ade in the Morea, as well as provisions and stores for the vessels of the divis- ion. "You have been informed of the hasty fitting out of the Bresiau and Pro- vence; the destination of which seemed ] to be uncertain To-day crders have been given to all the port officers to em- ploy all possible means that the resour- ces of the arsenal can supply, to get the following vessels ready to put to sea again at the first order viz: the Vile de Marseilles, the Scipion, of the line; the Iphegenee, Didon, Armide, and Syrene frigates; the Orie, and Emulation cor yettes, the Dragon, Cygne, Aieste brigs and to make all necessary repairs in all the other men of war in this port.- The destination of these. vessels is no : longer doubtful-they are going to the Levant. Those uaaiaappy countries ore, at seems going b De again the theatre of c general cosJagYdtion. 7he classic lard of Heroes andhe arts isagaiato De traversed in 1aU directions, 6y soldiers ofallthe nafions of Europe, guided by interest alone; and who perhaps, will never agree, till there is not a single ruin left standing"
 It is reported thatproposalshave been made to the Sultan for the cession of ] Palestine.
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