The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-05-18


have been received at New York, fiom
which we gather the following summary
Of news. The Bill for the reform Of the
Church Of Ireland was in progress Of de-
bate in Committee Of the house Of Com
mons, but nothing Of interest Lad trans
pired in relation to il.
We find the following relative 10 the
affairs Of Holland under date of London,
April Cd
LONDON, April 2,-Wc learn that our
government has received the reply OF
Prussia and Austria relative to their
views on the subject Of the affairs Of Hol-
land. IL is asserted that they arc in per-
feet accordance with these OF France and
England. This, it is said, is the occasion
Of the conference which took place yes
terday and the rise Of the funds. Con-
soils 81 Sd.
nj. Dedcl, Qhe Dutch Envoy It is
said, after his propositions had been re-
iected, made new ones, which consisted
in demanding the release Of the Dutch
prisoners Of war, one the removal Of the
embargo in Offering the opening Of the
Sheldt as before the serge Of the citadel
of Antwerp, (,his is the important point j
and leaving It entirely to the decision OF
the whole conference to regulate the de-
6nitive Treaty between Holland and Bel
cium, provided tie latter should consent
to the same thing. This last proposition
was to have been presented to the Belgi-
an government on the 3 list Of March.
From the well known character of the
King of Holland, it is evident that this
proposition conceals new danger. The
Cabinet OF the Hague would not have de-
manded that the question should be left
entirely to the discretion Of the Confer
ence, without having previously consulted
the intentions Of the Cabinets of the
North, and satisfying themselves that the
three Courts of the North would probably
be favorable to the claims of Holland.
FRANCE, April 4:-Gen. Guillemint is
nominated Governor Of Alglers.
A large Squadron was forthwith to be
assembled at Taunton, and TO be ready
at moments warning, bat on what expe-
dnion is not suggested. The diplomatic
Conference relative to the affairs Of the
East still continued.
STILL LATER.
The Charlemagne at New York from
Havre, Paris journals to the evening oi
April 5th, London Sd and Liverpool to
the 5,h have been received. The sub
Joined form the more interesting items Of
intelligence:
The Pacha Of Egypt has refused to
make peace with Turkey, on the terms
proposed by the French Ambassador at
ConstanIinople.
In tho house OF Commons, April 2, a
clause was introduced into the Mutiny
Bill, then under discussion, abolishlng
in the army, except for open mutiny,
thleving and Drunkenness on guard The
vote was l5l to l4O /; majority II. The
anno ouncement Of the numbers was attend
ed with loud cheering.
The subscriptions in Paris in behalf Of
the Ex- Minister Lafitte, amounted, So far,
to about 3OO,0 900 francs.
SLAVERY QUEsrIoN.-Lord Suffield
presented a petition from Oldham, for the
"immediate and unconditional abolition"
Of slavery in the West Indies and petit
tions from Southerton, Enniscothy, Lon
donderry, and Stewartstown, for the I'M
mediate abolition Of slavery. His Lord
ship gave an explanation Of tho meaning
he attached to the words immediate and
unconditional"
Lord Ellenborough quoted Johnson
Dictionary, and asserted that immediate
meant instant and that there was no
such word in the English language as
"unconditional."
Alter few remarks from Lord Suffield,
Earl Grey expressed hope, that as
important business was pending, an imme-
date end might be put to this discussion,
and that very noble Lord would under
stand what he meant by "immediate. y
(Cheers and laughter.) His wish was
that emancipation should be as speedy as
il could be rendered safe.
PARIS, April 4th, o'clock, Z. M. -
The Ausburgh IN Gazette Of the list instant,
has the following of the 18th ult, from o.
dessa. "a vessel arrived here from Con-
stan,inople in ga hours brought intclli-
gence that the Russian fleet is still at an
chor in the Bosphorus. In the mean
time a great number Of merchant vessels
have been engaged here they are dcs-
tined 10 take on board and convey to Con
stantinople, in case the affairs OF Turkey
should require it, the army which Is nP-
preaching by forced marches towards our
province. This case will probably occur,
lif Ibrahim Pacha should make another
movement in advance, especially as the
guarantee of the French Ambassador was
only granted on condition that the Russian
feet should depart. The non-execution
of this condition, sine qua non, will Proba-
bly, induce France to consider that guar
antec as no longer obligatory" The