Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-01-05

SeHe, uUueT tne command O1 Ieneral
Gerard Besides these forces, il is said
that three camps, of 100000 men each,
are going to be formed at Little, Metz,
and Strasburgh; the moveable National
Guard are to form part of them.
What seems to have decided the choice
ofGeneral Schneider, is, that this officer,
whowas formerly Aid-de-C Camp to Rapp,
is perfectly well acquainted with the
banks ofth Rhine, and the military ge,
ography Of those countries.
LONDON, Nov. 30" An official com,
munlcation relative to the extraordinary
military movements in Russia was made
to the Provisional Government of Brus-
sels on Friday last, and was subsequent-
ly forwarded to the Secretary for For-
eign Affairs in this country.
The Moniteur contains the ordinance
upon the pensions Of the Clergy. The
salaries of Cardinals are cut down from
100000 francs year, to $4,000, and
the expenses Of their installations are re-
pealed.
The popuat disturbances in various
parts Of England continued, in some
places seemed to increase. Burnings
and mobs were constantly occurring ,and
large districts Of country were kept in
state of continual alarm.
Lord Melbourne, as Secretary of the
Home Department, has issued a circu-
lar to the magistrates Of the different
countries, urging upon them, in the stron-
gest manner, the necessity of taking,
with the least possible delay, such
measures as may be etiectual for the re-
preston of tumult, the preservation of
the public peace, and the protection Of
the properties and lives of his Majesty's
subjects. For this purpose, he recon-
mendS concert of measures with the
yeomanry and gentry, in assembling and
strengthening the civil force.
Views OF THE New MlSIsTRY.-It
will be seen by the speech of Earl Grey
i'll the Lords, that the Administration
have pledged themselves spontaneously
and solemny to three great principles Of
policy, domestic and foreign. His Lord
ship announced, as the grounds on which
crnment to the national appreciation and
support
/. A correction of those abuses which
have been introduced by time into the
representation of the people in Parlia-
ment
9. An unsparing retrcnchmcnt Of all
but the most unavoidable expenses in tho
public establishments.
3 A complete system Of non-nterfer-
cnce on all those questions which were
now disturbing and distracting the Con,
tinent of Europe, so far as the national
honor would permit.
If these pledges are kept, it NAV fair
ly be presumed that, directly or Indirect
! ly, every duty of Minister, and every
right and interest of the nation, may be
comprehended and provided for under
these heads.
LoNDoN, Nov. Give believe it i,
certain that Mr.. Cha's Wynn has been
named Secretary of War; and that Lord
Sandon is to be secretary of the India
Board. 1t is understood that the plan Of
reform contemplated by Ministers will
prove far more extensive in its nature
than many persons have surmised.
The present administration has been
facctlouslv named ''The New Edition Of
All the Talents, with additions, revised
aud corrected"
The Belgian Congress have passed a
resolution (l6l to go declaring all tho
members of the family Of Orange Mas
sau forever excluded from all power in
Belgium.
LoNDoy, Nov. 90.
We are informed that, Just as the es-
talcte was leaving Paris, an Envoy from
Belgium had arrived there; his mission
had not then transpired but report pre-
vailed that he was come to invite the
son of the King of the French to accept
the Throne Of Belgium. Three Ger
man Princes, it is said, have refused the
acceptance-at which indeed, we arc
not astonshcd. Will the other powers
consent that Flanders should be thus
given to France, to prevent which
has been the main object Of European
policy for a couple of centuries?
We have the pleasure to state that
General La Fayctte has accepted the
invitation of the English and Americans
at Paris, to the entertainment to be CIV
en- by them in honor Of the recent tri-
umph of liberty of France, and that he
will accordingly dine with them on
Wednesday, LIST December, at the Sa-
loon of Marechal and La Vale Place du
Chatelet
LONDON, Nov. 29.-The Dutch pa
per which arrived this morning, announ-
ces officially the adhesion ofthe King to
the armistico proposed by the Great
Powers. There is nothing else of inter-
est in them.