The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-11-23
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Graham, ,arrivedat Boston on
Monday, has furnished London papers to
the 9th October. We make our extracts
from the Daily Advertiser.
The London papers Of the 18Th, and
Paris papers ofthe 7th, are occupied with
spec eculations Of the affairs Of Spain, but
add nothing Of importance TO the nforma-
tion previously in our possession. The
Marquis of Casa Yrujo had passed through
Bordeaux on a special mission from the
Queen to the French Court. II is stated
that Don Carlos had repaired to Toledo,
where he was about to be proclaimed
King, under the title Of Charles V. All
Catalonia, and the clergy generally, are
said to be favorable to his cause. 1t Is
thought that France will take decided
part in faAor Of the Queen. Some OF the
French papers assert that M. Zea. Ber-
mudez is excluded from the council Of re-
gency but a decree Of the Queen issued
on the day Of the Kings death, confirms
him iu his post as minister.
The German papers continue to declare
that the Emperor of Austria is 20 assume
the title OF Emperor Of GermSry, and is
to have an interview with the German
Princes at LiMz or Vienna; /; and that
Congress of Ministers is TO be held in the
Austrian capital, rs was stated in our for
mer advices. A conflict, in which some
blood was shed, took place between the
military and the inhabitants Of Durkheim
in Bavaria, on the 2sth Of September.
On the arrival Of the Emperor Of Rus
sia at Modlin, a deputation from Warsaw
waited upon him, but he received them
declaring that he came merely TO see his
army. hut would not return to Warsaw,
until the inhabitants had re-establishcd
in h,s good opinion.
There is nothing ofinterest from France.
The King and Queen Of Belgium were to
visit Paris on the 10th of October, and
were to remain month in that capital.
It's reported in London, on the 7th,
that there had been an increase in the re-
cents from the customs and excise, par
ticulaly the former, during the proceed
ing quarter. Nothing was mentioned Of
the other branches ofthe revenue.
"MApRip, Sunday, Sept. 90.
Bulletin of the 29th, in me afternoon, trans
m;tied to the Secretary Of State.
"My Lord enclose to your Excel
lency the official part ofthe Bulletin which
was forwarded to me by the phys'cians ol
the Kings Household, announcing to me
the decease ofthe King our Sovereign
and as that fatal and psinful event must
be announced to the public, beg Of your
Excelcncy to have it inserted in the Ga
zeue. May God preserve you man,
years. !. .--s.a..,-
"At the palace, Sept. %
"To his Excellency the Duke of Hijar.'
The official Part OF said despatch is te
the following effect
"My Lord-At the moment we announ'
ced, yesterday, to your Excelency, the
situation ofthe King our Master, no ma
terpal alteration was observed, but his
state of debility continued. This morn
ing, we found his Majesty's right hant
paralysed I; and although the symptom ap
peared to be confined to the arm, we, ,nev
erhelcss, remarked fatal obstruction il
the lungs. We then applied bIsters t.
his breast, and two others to his lowe
extremities, in addition 10 those " sgch hat
been for several days previously applies
to those parts, and to the back OF hi
neck. We remained for some time by
his Majesty's bed side, and saw hum ca
as on the proceeding days. We left hin
| in the company other Majesty the Queen
| in order to allow him to take little rest
according to his habit but within quar-
ter TO three o'clock his Majesty experien
ced an attack Of appoplexy, which in les
thar Eve minutes terminated 30 precious