Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-06-05
Late from EulrODc.

Late from Europe.
The packet ship Canada, Captain Britton. from
London, arrived at New York on Monday last
She sailed from Portsmouth on the 9TH of May,
and furnishes London papers to the day of sail
ing We select few items of intelligence from,
the Commercial Advertiser.
ENGLAND.
Changes Of some importance in the
English Courts, have recently taken
place. Mr.. Baron Williams has been
removed from the Exchequer to the
Kings Bench, and Baron Vaughan to
the Court OF Common Pleas. Their
places in the Exchequer arc supplied by
Judge James Parke and Anderson.
The debate OH the motion of Mr.. o.
Connell, for the Repeal of the Union
was brought to close on the evening of
the e9'h of April, by decisive vote IA
gainst 1t.
Immediately after the decision, Mr..
Spring Rice, moved an Address to the
King, Oh the subject of the Repeal,
which was ugreed TO by majority of
485-523 members voting in favor, and
only 80 against it.
On the 3Oth, the Address was COM
municated to the House Of Lords, when
Earl Grey moved that it be concurred
IN. The motion, after two impressive
speeches from Lord Grey and Lord
Brougham was unanimously agreed to,
and the King appointed the first day of
May, tor receiving it.
The British Ship Canopus, (74) was
under orders at Davenport, to take I2,-
600 stand of arms to Corunna.
The ship Eliza, of $50 tons, Captain
Crouch, left London on the Goth, for n. (,
York, with two hundred and fifty pas
sengers consisting chiefly oiiarmers with
their families from Suffolk and Norfolk,
well supplied with money for purchasing
and tilling land in America. !,
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Madrid papers to the 23d ofApril, in
cluding an Extraordinary Supplement of
the Gazette of that date, had been re-
ceived in London. The intelligence in
the latter, is highly important. Don
Carlos has been very actively pursued
by the Spanish troops in Portugal. On
their arrival, on the 18th before Almei-
da, the Pretender, who had taken re-
fuge in that fortress, fled, and on the
18th the place declared for Donna Ma
rim. n
The Mguelites had ngain tacked
St. Ubes, but were rcpulsod with con-
siderable loss. 1t is evident from the
tenor of the several letters and commu-
nications we have received, that the
cause Of Don Miguel is a wretched and
almost abandoned state, and that Of Don
Pedro was prosperous both in the north
and south Of Portugal.
The news had reached Lisbon, that
General Rodil, at the head of 10000
Spanish troops, had entered Portugal to
assist Donna Maria, and that Admiral
Napier has returned TO Lisbon, prepar-
ing for another expedition.
FRANCE.
Preparations were making in various
parts Of the Kingdom, TO celebrate the
Kings birth day on the st Of May
The Chamber of Deputies, says n
correspondent of the London Courier, is
disposing, as fast as possible, ofthe mat
ters before ii, preparatory to the close of
the SESSION, WnlCn ministers WISH 10 nx
for the 10Th Of May. The election will,
il the session is over before or by the I
middle of that month, be completed by {
the end of June, and the new Chamber r
will probably have to meet in Septem- 4
ber or October. The new Chamb',. will {
probably be as strongly Ministerial as t
the present one, but in consequence ola ?
re Gently formed alliance between the a
and Carlst electors, it is v
probable that some 80 Carlist members $
will be returned. The strength of the C
Opposition however, will not be thereby o
increased, or the left is likely 4
10 lose much in proportion to what the ii
right my gain.
DR.. }. nj. Gales, who was one of the
Assembly Of 1898, died at Il
Licge, aged 72. O
vi. de Chateaubriand has announced il
his intention TO offer himself as candi- O
late to the electors Of Lille. He re- O
signed his seat in the peerage on the ac- i
cession of Louis Philippe. "
Delegates have been appointed by the a
PEOPLE of Lyons, to solicit of the Gov t,
indemnity for the losses sus. Il
aimed during the late insurrection.