The Arkansas advocate., 1830-08-25
Jackson County, A. T., May l4th, I830.
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LATEST FR0AI EUROPE.

B fast sailing sgip alefi Capt. Isichardof arrived at New York Thursday from Liverpool the editors oi the Commercial Advertiser have received London papers to the sth June, and Liverpool to the 9th inclusive
 The King, will he seen by what follows still alive, go late clock the morning othe sh, but all hope oil his recovery abandoned and lis exit daily and al most hourly expected.
 Lipefpoo, June 9h.-The following is extract from al letter received tais morning. from Mir. Williams private correspondent, at Windsor:
 ggillsor, o'clock 4. M. June Sh.@IIis Majesty is still alive, his distressing situation the expectation that each succeeding hoar will close his earthly reign
 We have received accounts from Windsor which lett that town late as o'clock this nornngThe King was hard g expected to survive the night though the natural vgour of lis Maiesys constitution has than carried him through crisis almost equally severe The Duke of Wellington who bad been sent for express arrived at 0 and and did not leave til 1 l. Times.
 We are greved to that the intelligence respecting His Majesty is of the most mourniu import We deem iinexpeden to aie upon the feelings of readers the painful details of private adyicesthe official anhounce met of the royal sufferer aer what he had already endu Ted having passed the last night under considerable emba vasnent, being Of itself than suicen for the Ia raentable occasion.--.Horniag Post.
 From the complexion of these accounts there can be but
 little doubt that the scepre of Brltan swayed at this Iaent by another Whethera change of Ministry and and dissolution of Parliament have oowed is matter Of less eertainyIt for supposed that in conse quence o the differences between the Duke of Clarence and the Premie which accustomed the removal of the for from the head of the Admiralty, the dismsson of the
 
 lately been ntmated thatvey recent interviews have taken place between the King and his brother at which atsac- tory explanations and arrangements made. And as the Luxeo Wellington is great personal avorlte O the klag the inference Is aedueed that the last exeron Of his roya influence 10 continue his avorite in power.
 The London Courier o May 3l says, Nir. Kean was to appear n London in comedy, which then II preparation. after which he intended the Unit ed States. and then to retire forever from the stage.
 The Erpsditoa 70 dlgers.-This expedition is now of course the opc of the most general nteresn Eusope and thonsaad idle tales ruours and surmses the offspring of hope eaousles fears, and the universal goping propens ty of man, continue to Heat the wings of the public jour- nas Some of the Paris papersofthe 5h again sate that conferences had been held at Paris between the Ambassa dors o several powers and the French Ministers the sub ect of Algers but n the best informed circles it known that no such conferences had vet eommenced but that they might take place the French army ees tse siege ef Algiers.
 he Journal du Commerce states that sunpieasant counts had been upon change repecing the fate of the first division of the expedon.We could not trace them to any thing positive The decline the Funds was attributed to these reports, but perhaps is likewise the decline that has gvea birth to then." But the Consttu tonnesays no accident has yet happened our feet x ceptthe destruction of transport vessel which, took fire its consisted of hay. As 1t impossible to save it. s was found necessary sink it. The loss about IG,f}0 francs; fortunately, this uniucky cost lives.
 The hIonteur of the th has the Following On recei vng first notice of the loss of Le sene and