Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-01

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Liverpool dates to the l3ih July, and
London ia the 18th, have been received
in New York by the arrival of the ship
Mary Rowland
There is very important news from Po-
land. Ii will be seen that very dan
gerous conspiracy had been discovered
among some polish officers and the nu-
merous Russian prisoners, in Warsaw,
in time to prevent any i'll effects.
The Ministers have announced their
intention of going through with the En-
glish Reform bill, previously to the DIS
cussion on the Irish and Scotch bills
Mr.. Stanley has Withdrawn the clause
in his Irish bill, for furnishing with trans
portaion any person found III the posses
sion of unreg istercd arms.
1t was rumored that the 22th Scptcm-
Der was fixed for the coronation OF their
Majcsties.
Te1Ar. Of Mn. ConnErT.-T'he trial Of
Cobbctt for aliedgcd seditiou, publlca-
tions has terminated. The jury could
not agree upon verdict. This being
announced to the Judge on Thursday
evening, July 18th, his lordshiP sent word
back "that they must agree" and the
Jury were again confined to their cham
ber, and they renamed in deliberation
until nine on Friday morning. Lord
Tendcrden then came into court, and
stnted that he had received note from
the Jury, and as it appeared that there
was no likelihood of their coming to a
discharge them. Mr.. Cobbctt states in
his Register of Saturday, that cat ten
minutes after nine yesterday morning the
Judge having arrived, the Jury came up,
and announced that they could not agree;
and there were six for and six against ac-
quittal; and upon this his lordship dis
charged them, which amounts to an ac-
quittal.
GREAT CONSPIRACY At WARSAW.
From The London Morning Chronicle,
Of July l2M-The intelligence brought
Yesterday from Hamburgh is interesting.
General Hurtig, Satacki, Colonel Stu
pecki, the Russian Chamberlain, Fan
shave, NJ. Lcssel, and Madame Bazan-
on, Russian lady, are ARE sted, charg-
cd with a conspiracy to arm the Russian
prisoners, to make a division, and per-
haps deliver Warsaw into the hands of
the enem,', in case of an attack. The
escape of Rudiger is attributed to the
treachery Of General Jankowski, who IS
implicated in the above conspiracy
T. - roo,,lSr
pondence with a Russian Colonel Brendt,
residing at Lumberg, in Galicia, and one
Iniz de Leo, formerly al officer in the
Polish army, was the agent between
them. Three millions of forms were
discovered at the house Of Lessel; and it
would appear from the rancrs found in
possession Of the conspirators, that at Os-
trolenka the Russians were put in pos
session of the whole Of SkrzyneckIs
plans. The plot if not detected, might
have been productive ofmany disastrous
results to the Poles. One part Of It was
to arm the Russian prisoners from the ar
senal to destroy the bridge OF Praga, and
thus cut off the troops stationed there
from the relief Of the Capitol, while the
Russians were TO cross the Nlstula at
Plock or Dobizga, and enter Warsaw in
the absence of the troops.
There is still uncertainty as to the op-
Grafton Of Gielgud and Chilanowskl-
If the Prussian accounts are To be be-
lieved they have been defeated. The
Prussian State Gazette of July 4, in an
article from the Polish frontiers gives
Il .,c tho u,,h-
ject of the conspiracy detected at War
saw on the Gath ut. but the facts agree
substantially with the preceding ab-
stract from the Morning Chronicle.
The Archduke Constantine had lately
died, and according to common belief,
by his own hands.
London, July l2.-The death Of Con-
stantne is considered fortunate event
for Poland. Arbitrary and unrelenting
to a degree Of atrocity and mcontr oiled,
in his tyrannical career by the ministry
of his imperial brother, the brave Poles
suffered long and severely beneath the
iron rule of his despotism, but further
endurance at length appeared as a ma
tional disgrace, and the eventiul strug-
gle commenced; he was constantly with
the Russian army, and is said to have
been the merciless author of the barbar-
tiles perpetratcd upon the patritoic prison.
Grs.
Prince Leopold is now King IF the
Belgians After a nine days discussion,
a division took place, when the members
for the Prince were l26-against him,
10. Majority 56. n
A deputation composed Of M. Le-
hean, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, Count