Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-17
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 NEw-YoRK, JUNE 10.
 Lote from EngLamd. Vest the ship .Hannibal. Captain Hebard, arrived here from London, bringing London papers of the Sd of May.
 The situation of the Kings health is the most interesting subject in the English pa- pers. The bulletin of May 2d was, that the symptoms of his disease had not varied, but that he had passed another bad night. The following IS the latest bulletin:-
 " Windsor Castle, May 3, l8SO.--The King has suffered much by want of sleep nevertheless his Majesty's symptoms are mitigated this morning.
 HENRY HALFoRD,
 MATHEW JOHN TIERNEY."
 That great anxiety should exist in England at the prospect ofthe death of the sovereign, we can readily imagine. The internal cir cumstances of the nation are such, that such an event might easily produce state of }things far from desirable. What the feelings and propensities of the successor are, we do not know. We do not. however, believe he enjoys the confidence of the nation, in any e. qnal degreec with the present king; nor has he the advantage of much experience in the affairs of government.
 On the gath of April. Mir. c. Grant brought on for discussion in the House of Commons, the subject of the relations between Great Britain and Portugal. He introduced mo- tionnlhe purport of which was, that the mease leSpo of the government were calculated to suppOst the interests of Don Miguel, l,against those of the young Queen. A long debate ensued but the motion was. negatiyed by a 1 majority of l1S. The Ministry appear to have strong majority in that house. l The German Papers which arrived this morning, state that the Sultan has paid the second nstalment due to Russia, and that the Russian army was to commence it's march homewards on the 2d inst.
 The French and German papers state that the Sultan has sent an Agent to Algiers to urge the Dey to yield to the demands of France. The Pacha of Egypt is to take no part in the expedition against Barbary.
 Prince Leopold was busily engaged in having house built of wood, which is to serve as model for vast number of inns to be built on the roads through Greece.
 Prince Leopold and suite arrived at Dover from France on the 28th of April.
 l The Greenock Advertiser states that the ship Robert Stewart was to leave that port for New-Yvrk with 146 individuals, besides children. Several of the passengers are op- uIent. The ship General Pike was also pre- pairing to leave with emigrants, chiefly me- charics. Several others were preparing.- The ship Amulet was leaving Port Glasgow for New York, full of passengers. The ship Brunswick i& to sail from London, for New York, with 2Oo ennigrants, chiefly agricultur- alists. Besides the above, many vessels were advertised for America with passengers Nearly e0OO passengers had sailed from Wa terford. The rage for emigration was uniyer sal in England, Ireland. and had extended ts Capt. Prescott, arrived at Boston, on Mon day, from Canton. This ship brings in telli gence that the English had settled their diff ficultiesw with the Chinese government, with cut gaining (acc0rding to the reports at Can ton) a single point. The British ships hat their pilots on board when the Israel passed Macoa on the 4th of February, bound up tC Canton. @ra
 At a theatrical exhibition in a village be- longing to Canton district, the house took fire, from accident or design, and it is said upwards of 200 persons, men, women and children, were burnt or trodden to death. | At the Autumnal Assize the whole num- Der of persons marked off for death in the Empire was 579. s esfy N | The annual expense of the government ol China is said to be 800, ,O0O taels. Rescdrd Ofsred.-It is the custom in Chi na on losing property, having children stolen, or. apprentices running away, SLc. to stick manuscript bills or advertisements against the walls. The following, stuck up a few days ago, isa specimen.
 CHANG -cHA0U-LAI, who issues this thanksgiving advertisement, lives outside the south gate, in Great Tranquity lane. where he has openedan incense smoking musquito shop. On the evening of the 12th inst. two of his fellow worknen, in the shop, Ne-a- hung & Atik, employed simplifying drug hichby it's fumes sunk all the partners in a deep sleep. during which they robbed the shop of all the money, clothes, SJc. which they could carryaway. Next morning when the partners awoke, no trace was to be found of these two men. If any good people know where they are, and will give information, a thanks offering in Aowery red paper of four dollars will Dc presented. Ifboth the booty and the two men be seized. and delivered at my little shop. ten dollars will be present. ed. Decidedly I will not eat my worlds This advertisement is true.''
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