Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-09-25
Foreign.
From the N. Y. Com. Advertisef.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Capt Stevens, from Havre, intelligence
is received from the French Capital, to
the l0th ult. inclusive, with London dates
Of the 9th. The Camilus, also, Captain
Niven, from GreenOck, has furnished
some items of domestic importance, 10
Scotland and Ireland.
1t will be seen that the British Minis
try are determined 10 persevere I'M sups
porting the claims Of the two juvenile
peninsular Queens to their respective
Crowns-and in that policy will be corr
daily seconded and sustained by tho
French Government.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Ihe Disseniers.-
The bill for admitting the Dissenters TO
the literary honors of the Universities,
was thrown out Of the Lords, ON the lst
oi August, by large majority.
The Morning Chronicle announces,
OF the authority Of u letter from Mad
rid, that the Spanish Cabinet had claim
ed the Intervention OF France, and that
the French army was actually passing
the Pyiennees. The Sun says-"We
are certain the French Government will
answer as its honor demands, and thst
it will have the cordial support of Eng
land. Ii is no time for hesitation in this
affair. Spain ought to be tranquilzed,in
spite Of the Vaccinations Of the Holy
Alliance. Neither Austria, Russia, nor
Prussia has yet acknowledged the young
Queen Of Spain, and there is NO doubt
but Don Carlos has been instigated by
these powers, to make diversion in the
west Of Europe, while they are arrang-
ing all things to suit themselves in the
east, with the understanding that Don
Carlos shall bo acknowledged legitimate
King Of Spain, as soon as Russia shall
have finished with the Ottoman Empire.
| But it cannot be that England s. France
will be the dupes Of these despots."
Il Extraordinary Heat.-Such was the
intense heat of Thursday the 18th inst,
that the Merthyr mail, (from Cardifr,)
was detained nearly an hour at different
! places on the road, in preventing the
wheels being set on fire; the axletres
| was so hot, that passenger severely
burnt his hand in endeavoring TO turD
the scrows.- Merthyr paper.
SPAIN.-Offical intelligence was re-
ceWed by the Government at Paris, ON
the 9th ultimo, from the frontier, that
Gen. Rodil had entered Elisondo, (the
court town Of Don Carlos, and which he
had made his principal headquarters
since his return,) at the head Of 1000
men. Don Carlos, who was obliged TO
. make preciptate fight, took the route
towards Lissa. Emigrations have COM
menccd in considerable numbers. The
wife and children Of Zumalacarreguy,
have arrived at Ainhoa, in the French
territory. [St. Pee is situated on the
river St. Jean de I.uz, half way from,
Bayonne to Elisondo. Ainhoa ~ the
last French village, in the same direc-
ton. Leissa, or Loyza, whittier Don
Carlos fled, is seven OF eight leagues,
(hour's march) west Of Elisondo, four
west of San Esteban on the Bidassoa,
and nine leagues from the frontier Of
/; France.
r SAINT Jean dc Lus, .4ug 5.-All ves-
r sells belonging to the ports Of Tontaralia, +,
Lessee and Passage, are to be taken to-
Saint Sebastian, and in case of endeav-
oring to escape, are to be burnt. 1t is
supposed that this measure has been ta-
ken TO prevent the EMBARK alton Of Don
= Carlos, if he should attempt to escape.
9 1t is said that this Prince is at Salvias,
: mountain on the summit Of which there
are few huts.
HoLLANp.-- The King Of Holland is
astonishing his Continental neighbors,
by his almost miraculous conversion to u
love Of Peace. His Majesty, it seems,
sees the folly Of ever again hoping 10
witness the reunion Of Holland with
Belgium; and so he has ut last all but
disbanded his army, by granting an un-
limited furlough 10 the officers.
Charles X, has bought the domain o
Nachob, in Bohemia, for 2 500 900 flor
ins. The estate was said to compromis,
more than 100000 inhabitants, and 4
confer almost absolute sovereignty on K
proprietor.
The personal and political friends o
Lord Grey are promoting private sub
scription Of 2000l, to enable them to pre-
sent Lady Grey with statue Of the Iat'
'r Premier.
We are happy to learn that Genera
Nina is now perfectly restored to health
and will be able to set out on Saturday
next, for his native country. lie pro
eeeds through France. lie wll be iol
lowed in a few days afterwards, by nv
distinguished eoun,ryman, S'gnor AZ
guelles.-[ Courier.
On Friday, the LIST ultimo, Genera
Nina LEFT England, for Spain.