Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-08-30

NJ 4
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The new fast sailing barque Orbit, Capt.
Page, arrived yesterday, sailed from Liv-
erpool on Sunday the 22d ult, and we
have received papers ofthat place of the
9 ST., with London papers and Lloyd's
List of the Goth. There was but little
abatement of the cholera at Liverpool
new cases on the 10Th, 9l-deaths 25;
new cases Goth, 73-deaths o5.
The African expedition left Liverpool
on the 10th.
There was no later arrival from Portu-
gal. An express from Portsmouth, to
the Times Office, states however that
late in the night Of the 9th, three Mi
guelite regiments--the 9th, l4th and
10th, joined Don Pedro's forces at Villa
Nova; fourth regiment attempted to do
the same, but were fired upon and dis
persed by direction of Col. Martinez, of
Martini. The commander Of Tercei-
ra schr was killed by a musket ball in
aiding the troops to land; and the great
est credit is given to Maj. Popham Hill,
of the Isle of Wight, who commanded a
corps of Englshmen, and to whose ex-
ertions very much is to be attributed with
regard to the success of landing. The
French have only one 60 gun frigate at
Lisbon, the Melpomene; but with this
ship forbade the sailing of the two Por-
tuguese line-ol-battle ships, alleging they
were French property, and if they dared
to attempt to get under weigh he would
instantly place his ship between them, and
blow them out of the water The threat
was sulIicient-the ships did not attempt
+ to move.
4 Another account states that Don Mi
guePs army have taken post at Aveiro
the centre town between Lisbon & Com
bra, where it is expected the grand strug
gle will be made. The forces of Dor
Pedro do not seem to receive any add
tions from desertion or otherwise; and nC
movement whatever in his favor has beer
made in Lisbon, which so far as appear.
ances arc concerned, is decidedly Mi
gueitc.
n The London Courier, ofthe Goth, says
cup to this time, no official accounts have
been received of the expedition of Dor
Pedro, but it is highly probable that thu
report of three Miguclite regiments hav
ing joined him, will be confirmed, as th'
last accounts from Oporto stated that on
ly two of the Miguelite regiments nea
that place were against the constitution.
The marriage Between the King o
Belgium and one of the daughters o
Louis Philippe is positively fixed for tn,
7th August, whatever may be the stat
of the negotiations on the Belgic treaty
The Prussian State Gazette contain
the following paragraph:-"The BritisI
embassy have declared that fleet j
preparing to employ measures of rigou
against Holland, to obtain the evacua
ton of the citadel of Antwerp; but OH
Government is strongly opposed thereto
and has declared that neither the French
nor the Belgians, nor the English, shaI
occupy the citadel before the affairs b.
. completely arranged.
From the London Standard Of July 19
. Things seem to be coming towards
, crisis in Belgium. Tomorrow is tn
! "last final day" and both parties ar
, preparing with all their powers for actui
conflict In the sitting of the 10Th, I
, Brussels, the Minister for Foreign A
fairs declared that it was impossible ft
him to name the day when recours
, would be had to arms, even though tn;
day might be already fixed.
The Dutch army is in excellent cor
diion and in high spirits, and heartily re
spends to the warike addresses of til
House of Orange.