The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1832-07-07
Senator'S.


FROM'ENGLAND. BY the arfiya
ut New York Of the ship SiIas Richards
Lrsrpool papers Of May Gath, and Lon
don to the evening Of the 22d, have beer
received.
There had been but 22 cases 'of-tho
Cholera and II deaths, reported BY the
Board Of Health in Liverpool. AT Dub
lin j. has greatly diminished, and entirely
ceased in London.
M. Casimir Perier, late Primo Minis
ter Of France, is dead. His successor
had not yet been appointsd.
The recall Of Lotd Grey and;his Min
istry has bean formally declared. The
passage Of the Reform Bill, in one way
or other, Is considered. certain.
rARis, NAV i0.-M. Cassimir PERI
-er's mortal career has closed. He died
this morning little before 8 o'clock. Dur
inc the previous 48 hours he had been
sinkin. so fast that his physicians saw
that. no human skill could keep him long
n1ive. His mental faculties sfetuued 'at
she commencement Of this crisis, will only
left him with the extinceicn Of life.
Prince Borghese, widower OF NaPo-
lleon's' beautiful sister Bliza, died ut Flor
.ence on the. 9Th inst Of fappoplexy.
IoNpoN, May 20. Evening. )-Ihe
foreign letters received in the city this
.day. DO not .convey any .ne~s Of public
imosttancs, with the exception ofa COM
municntion from Holland, in which It IS
stated that had the Duke Of Wellington
;,.ucceeded la forming an administration,
!. hosa;le movement would have been i'm
sneSiatsly made agdinst the Belgians, and
that hostile proclamation had been pre-,
pared, but the announcement that Ear
Grey had been sent for, marred the pre-
tended Coup de Etat. F..
xqlesandr;d. .apriI f9. WARfN SYRIA
-ibrahim Pacha has opened. the opera
t;ons O. { ..aae ~ cs:mnnien gagainst the Porte
with victory. 'Ab ALA Pachn, after, re.
peztedly refusing capitulation, proposed
a fistssk days cessation Of arais against
a. lean d'Acre, to which Ibrahim agreed
The conditions are not positively known.
b,,t one Of them is said 70 be the fortress
;s "a be delivered upto the Egyptiuns, i
not relieved within that time. As soon as
Iha co0v00xSou was COuCiuuco, 4UIuulH
proceeded BY forced marches to nttacl
The Tvrkish troops at Aleppo, and actual
IL ssiccusdcd in Sesprising and defeating
n .Alaxandrsttc, n Gsskish corps of Gf
teen thousand men, coming TO relieve st
lean d'Acre and all those who died no
under the bayonet of the Egyptians, wer.
tsIten prisoners, or Dispersed, flying ia al
di!sctisns.
n "a most probable Ibrahim will now
,Sivru 10 81. Jeau d. Acre, and deman'
60. Ahdailah tho fiiJ6lment Of the Con
xs.a;on. ,rS'G NJ The EgyPtiaa aee! !. SS-i!e rea
A. iss sss, and will shsnly 60 20 sxps
IS Turkish feet of Rhodes. The IN
che has engaged TOO Greek IslanderS {
m,un the ~ ere ships that accompany. hn
9ese. To encourage the crews Of the FRI
ships, he has, besides other favorable COT
1a;sns, protissd large indemnitiss 10 iht
cs.iI;ss OF such q msy lose their lives
v;r. E0OO tsrtaris TO the fApily Of cap
ssin, ana 600 10 The family sfsa sOmmou
sailos. H
T,sssss, May 6. We have just recsiv'
"A sceousls from Aiexsndria Of the lou
Of April, ansouncing that Ne Egyptian
Acct consisting OF eight ships Of the linz
and fr;gascs, seven coryeites, 10 br'gs