The Arkansas advocate., 1830-06-30

salottS ss Asie = <. ;is csoi tilS iiises OHe ol the French papers sayslt IS generally bellesed that tie :ssessiss o;f opt viiill cooperate with rance isl the attack upon Algiers, ard that should 1t sue ceed, that Regency will De placed un- fderJne control oi the Eacha, who wifi fpay a yearly tribute to France as a spe. cies oi indemnity. This appears to us ito be more than doubtful.
 ! Mir. Hughes has left the Hague foI Paris, prcVlousiy to his repassilig to his Thew post al Stockholm, to which Ae has lately been appointed by the American uoyernment.
 Spqi,a.--By royal decree, the Salic law iias been abolished in Spain, the hlag having resolved to settle the sue cession Oil his issue by his present wife, whether male or female. This has ere ated much excitement and given occa- ision ior much reproach, as the crown may pass from the Bourbon line. Ad- vices from Madrido of the 7th uit. say :-
 A Paris paper of the 1 lth contains a rufnor, that, in consequence of a letter from the Duke of Wellington to the King of Spain, the Council of that king ] dom has taken into consideration the ex- fpedieney of recognising the South A. american States, under certain condi- tlons,-The government has directed isi. Francois Arange, of the Havana, to 1reyise the Black Code-a measure which has long since been imperatively called.
 1 .4tstria and .liogoecos-Vienna papers of April 5,giye the following iniorna. ton:
 l Peace with Morocco having been restored, and the Emperor of Morocco having consented to give the satizfac. Etion required by our Court,an l.xtraor- dinary Embassy will shortly be sent from Vienna to that country, and pre- ipasations are already making to gel ready the presents usual on such oeca l ions- Cur Funds continue to rise which is partly owing to the influence o the high prices of tie French Funds and the confidence which is placed il 1 the present French Ministry
 ! an the representation of the Reok fsellers, the Austrian Government ha
 lssued a decree against literary piracy | Constapltinople.-Adyices from Con lstantinopie are 10 the l2th of March
 Thirty horses, laden with money, lief that place on the 10th, for Bourgas, car Irving 100000 ducats, as the second in stalment of the sum stipulated by tht Treaty of Adrianople, for the indemni l tg of the Russian subjects. Many O the exiled Armenian families have re Iturned thither, but have reason to re gret their haste, as provisions are very Hdear, andtheir poverty Is great. Ever Eduring the blockade of the Dardanelles provisions except bfead) were never SC dear as at this moment, 50 that eveI families in good circumstances are eBs barrassed. To this is to be added, thai a new tax < in contemplation, by whicF some thousand piasters are to be paiC monthly on every oven for permission tt bake and sellbread.
 FranlSford papers of the 10th Apri contain an article under the Buchares head, stating that by the last advice' Constantinople, date enotmentioned great discontent pervaded all the prov Iinees of the empire: one of the alleged causes of which was the removal Of tllt Refs Elfendi. Little dependence wa, placed on this intelligence.
 London April 20.-An association i, forming in the city, of the merchant and others interested in South Ameri eaaa affairs, affairs, tof tie purpose of urging up on Ministers the necessity of some inter ference to put an end to hostilities be tween the mother country and hel cideUa1at colonies.- Globe.
 Prince Lcopold.-Aeeording to the arrangement made with England France, and Russia, Prince Leopoldsis to receive about G200,000 annuall, from the three powers, for the purpose of enabling him to put the Government of Greece on a proper footing and te meet it's financial engagements. Iii Royal Highness is now in Paris, but is expected to make short stay in tllat capital, as he intends to pay a visit tc his brother and the other members o bis family in Germany. He returns te ] England before he sets out for Greece Whilst at Paris, his Royal Highness made a formal visit to the King o France.
 Gesseee-Tlle Algemeine zeitung o
 April 9th, gives from the Courier dc Smyrne long details of the audience