Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-06-16
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,-J3' The packet ship Birmingham, Capt. IIar-
rs, arrived at Ncw-York on Friday night last,
bringing files Of London papers to May 7th, and Ii
yerpool 10 the Slh inclusive. The papers do not
contain, says the Courier any news Of the least I'M
ponancc. The kings health engages The attention
Of all classes
The Liverpool Chronicle Of the 9Th
says-''Tho King, Notwithstanding the
Court ncwsmcn and the bulletin, contin-
ucs extremely i'll; VIC are sorry to say,
we believe his condition to be hopeless.
One reason has been assigned for the
ambiguous language in which the bulletins
have been couchcd, which explains and
accounts for it. 1t is said that his Ma
jcsty insists on seeing every bulletin be-
fore il is published, and that his physi-
clans do not wish to give the royal patient
more uneasiness by speaking decidedly
Of his Majesty's complaint. The pri-
vate accounts concur in stating, that lit
tie hope can be reasonably entertained
Of his Majcsty's recovcrcy.
Greece.-Thc fact that the Sovereign
ty of Greece has been arranged for and
offered to Prince Leopold has at length
been brought officially before the public.
The fact was brought out by the interro-
cation addressed to the Earl of Aberdeen
in the House of Lords.
The Greek question has been settled.
France, Russia, and England, have qua
ranteed to Prince Leopold the sum of2, :
400, ,OOOI. for eight years.
The number of English and Italian Of
fcers, in the service Of the Dey ofAlgiers
is estimated at 800.
The port of Odessa has been under
quarantine 5 months in consequence of a
dangerous fever.
Eeland.-The liberal papers ofIreland
speak warmly OH the suppression of the
association of the friends of Ireland. Ii
is insinuated that its objects partook more
of revolutionary character than met the
eye of the world.
Russia and Turkey.-The German
papers state that the Sultan had paid the
second instalment of the indemnity to
Russian merchants, and that the Russian
army was to commence its march home
wards on the Cd Of May.
A petition in favor Of the Jews was pre-
sentcd to the House of Commons, having
1000 signatures, all highly respectable
persons, and including every banker in
Liverpool.
4 The Liverpool Journal Of the 9th con-
tains the following account of the death OF
Sir Robert Peel.-It is with regret we an
nounce the death of Sir Robert Peel,
which took place on Monday afternoon, at
Drayton Park, Staffordshire. Sir Robert
had relapse on Sunday morning, when
an express was Immediately sent of to
Mr.. Secretary Peel, who on Monday had
LEFT town for the seat of his father; but il
is said Sir Robert had expired before his
arrival.
Notwithstanding which, the Morning
Chronicle of Friday, the 7th, has the fol-
lowing paragraph, from which it would
appear that Sir Robert was then in Lon
don-"Sir Robert Peel arrived in town
on Wednesday night from Drayton Park,
Stafordshire.
The Glasgow Chronicle mentions that
Mr. Liston had taken final leave of the
Glasgow stage, and was shortly to quit
the profession altogether, having realized,
it is said, fortune of about $50, 900 dol
lars.
DIR. Conquest had succeeded the Sc
cond time in curing hydrocephalus, by
drawing the water from the head, by the
fcarlully delicate operation of tapping
The patient was girl two years old.
The unfortunate Mr.. Comyn was exc.
cutcd ut Limerick on the cath April. His
crime was forgery. lie was several times
respited, but no further interference or
the part of the government being expect
ed, tho painful arrangements were made
on the day above mentioned. A dcoT
concern prevailed before and up to the
awful moment, amoug all classes of so
cicty.
France. e.--Conflicting rumors, not wortl,
cumbclinS our sheet with, prevailed Us
to the probable dissolution Of the chamber
of deputies.
II Paris, .Mdy THE three Powers
having consented to guarantee the loar
of 60 millions, it is believed that the
Prince of Saxc-Coburg viii no longer
hesitate to accept the Sovereignty o
Greece.
II The liquidations for the indemnity o
the cmigrants have reached to day (May
| ~ the amount i'm capital of 8l6,753,
600 francs, and in interest TO. 21 ,169,
22l francs. 1t is supposed that the
common fund will amount TO GO millions
Thus will be terminated in five year
this immense financial operation, ant
this great political rcparation, which thu
enemies of the Ministry Of 1922 did no
believe it possible to carry into effect.
France and Aigicrs.-Thc time of th'
departure of the expedition to Algicr
| was NOT vet fixed. but would probabl'