The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-06

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 Sir Walter Scott was vcry il, and slight hopes entertained of lis iecofes- r.
 The Dutcles of Wellington died on the 9th of Apra.
 The city of London was sRlendidly illuminated on the nightof Apri25th- in honorof the King particularly with reference to the dissolution of parJia-. ment.
 Tile Liverpool Albionof May 2, says, Son Saturday, there were lot less than + vessels from foreign parts oti'the port; among them were 23 ships: the great- est number, sve believe, tbat ever Nas of at one time.
 irela,,d is still in al increasing state of cominotioR. RIr. 6 GonHell and tie Catholic Clergy are said to be siaccre iii tiicii exerfi0iis t, !,ii:ss, ;sissstt quilty; he finds that 1t was much easier to rousc all the fierce passions Of q mul= titude, tllan to aiiay them, when once let loose, as they are at present, over :, whole country. \ letter from Clare ahrounces the demolition of SIX Gatho. lie chapeis in that county by the inlSitu- ated people, who arc now there in open insurrcction.
 The reason assigned fer this lagftions outrage is because the Priests denounc- ed the IeYy ills from the respective altars of these chapeis last Sunday, aHd threatened them with all the power oi kthe law. A genileman's steward has been murdered near Limerick, ard T iand agcra rear fseuagh; and stiii we sec no prospect of speedy termination to such ieigktlnl barharities.
 Ata very crowded meeting of the Guild of Dublin Merchants, Mr. Moore addressed them at considerable length, principally aeainst the late Reform hill.
 We caN state, We believe, with eonfi- dencc, that the prosecution against Allf. M'O'Conneil and others will he aban- doned fnhe statute under which they were prosecuted having expired with the late session.-Du5ltn Fee. Post.
 57nnee.-The French paPers arc fili of comments on the events in England. i Tie King issued all ordnane edeeiaT- i ing that all members of the National Guards, under sentence. passed previous to the law of March 23, shall be releas- ed therefrom; that all such prosecutions as have been commenced shall. cease :: and tbat no offence committed previous to the above date shall be taken notice 1 of.
 The members of the late Chamber of Deputies are cFowding every dfli- gence on their way back to meet tlleir constituents.
 Count Guilleminot,ambassador from France, has been recalled from Constan- tinople.
 It being definitely settled that AIsiers is 10 be Colony ol France. many fam flies in 'ti'ouion were making prapara- tions tocmigrate.
 Bele1u7a.-'Ihe latest accounts re ccivcd from Brussels, state that tke Ma iioHal Congress was conYoked for the first week in May; and that Colonel 1 Borremans, who, il will be recoiected, 1 1 has been convicted Of creating a tlistli- bance in Brussels, had been sentenced 10 five years imprisonment and degfada- ton.
 The German Diet have consented to postpone the question of the occupation of Luxemburg for one month, with the tthrcai that Belgium herself shall he oe- ! cupied by the arms of thc Conledera- ton, If satisfaction be not then made. Some preparations have been made by lthc Belgians to attack the citadel of Ant l werp.
 1 Hay.-Thc affairs of Italy arc rot quite tranquIIzed; foril the accounts from Bologna De true, reaction is ex- pccted but tilis.eonsidering tlie number of Austrian troops which have been poured in, woul9 seem .a gfatuitous a. larm, and not one arising from real dan- ger. ltis stated that the number of ban- ishnems, in consequence of the putting down the insurrcction, is very great Is 3 measure ot pseesasi.ion, lest re ae- ton should De attempted, the Austrian troops are concentrating themselves along the Pc. BaTonGeppert passed that river on the ISthe 4 conspiracy had been detected in Turin, the object of which vas to place the crown of Piedmont on the head Of the Duke of Modena, by a military in- surrection.
 We hear from Rome that the Count de St. Aulaire has obtained from the Holy Father the promise of a general l amneslY fnr lli fhnsn uho took rarf if