The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14
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SUMMARY.'

| FtSSesotACfleti J fs'sttS~-s sss tttii5t the introduction of the Cholera Nor bus from Europe into that City. The Mayor has ordered that all vessels ar irving in the Port of New York from any place in the Levant, the Gulf of
 iaiee, ;i place ii the thle lAsleetiiittfr mean Sea, in the passage from which it IS heeessery to pass the fifteenth degree ot east latitudes as calculated from Con don, and seventy-fflh as calculated from New York, and all vessels from any port in the Baltic, including the ports In Denmark, shall anchor at the quarantine ground, and be submitted to the examination of the Health Officer. and in ali respects be subjected to the provisions of the Health Law.
 The '. s. frigate Hudson, arrived at New York on Thursday last. She sail ed from Rio de Janeiro on the I2th June, and from Bahia on the 2d July.-- Her commander and crew are in excel. lent health. When she left Bahia eve y thing was perfectly tranquil. lnfor.
 nation had been received there. that the members appointed to the Regency had been confirmed.
 The alarm respecting the Cholera has extended 10 England, whose inter-. course with the Baltic renders her, it is thought, particularly liable to its intro duction. The progress of this malady may be compared to that of the most ex- tenslye pests which have desolated man. klnd. We have an ocean interposed between Us and it's rayages, circum- stance which, besides saYing us, it is to be hoped, from its spread, may serve, in some degree, to show whether it is con tagious or not. o. P. Q. numbers this among the calamities inflicted by the Russians on Europe, and urges it as an argument for the interposition of France and England to put an end to their war upon Poland. -BaH. .Ane,..
 shf. Pfeb{e's Lefter.-The Portland Argus contains a long letter from our late minister to the Netherlands, dated in January last, and addressed to MT. M Lane, at atLondon, on thesubject ofthe Northeastern Boundary. Mr. Preble IS very decided in his opinion that the disputed territo:y is clearly ours, and that the decision of the arbitcr is mere utility.
 Re,aarkable Coineideace.-In Med. field, Mass. OH the afternoon Of the 4th of July last, died JAMES MONROE AD- ANs, aged D years, son of Mr. John WicklIffe Adams. He is described b, OUT informant as having been a very promising young man, and highly es- teemed by all who knew him. While this event is of a most afflicting charac- ter to all his connexions, it presents a very curious combination of coineidinp relations. He was named in honor and respect to the late President James Mon roe, who died iii New York otl tue same afternoon, and not far from the same hour that his namesake died in Niedfield. Indeed this young man, and two name sakes who had been Presidents all died on two several afternoons of our nation al ahniyersary.-Boston Centinel.
 Letters from Genoa bring accounts of violent shock of an earthquake, which occurred on the 26 May, and lagain on the 18th, at the vilageo of Gas tillaro. Nearly half the houses were destroyed; but, as 1t occurred al peri cd of the day when the inhabitants were out in the fields, little or TO injury was done toindividuals. These shocks are attributed to volcano, which is en- deayoring to open a vent at Montene- gro. The first of them was felt at the same time, though in very slight de- gree, at Marseilles.
 Extraordinary .Match against 7snse.-- In l753, the Duke of Queensbury. then Lord March, made match to convey lettera certain number of miles within a given time. Even the most knowing ones of the day deemed the thing i'm possible: his Lordship, however, enclos- ed his letter within cricket ball, and stationing twenty young fellows, rho were good hands at catching, in large circle, made them throw it from one to another for the appointed period-at the expiration of which, on the ground be- ing measured, the distance that the ball had been made to travel was found ot exceed, by nearly one fourth, the stipu- lations of the wager.
 London.-The King held levee on the 22d of June. Mir. Washington IT, wing, Charge d'Affaires of the United States of America, was introduced to his majesty by yiscount Palmerston, and lconducted by Sir Robert Chester. the