The Arkansas advocate., 1834-09-19
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FROM EUROPE.

fight ond funding of Don Carlos ID he norih of Spain.-By the ships Constitution and Europe, from Liverpool, papers to the l7th July have been received, and to the 18th from London. The cabinet of Earl Grey has been dssolved-thls meas ure had resulted from the resignation of Lord Althorp, who, in consequence of the difficulties experienced in proceeding with the Irish coercion bill since the exposures of Mr Littleton, Stanley, and the Duke of Richmond, determined to retire from pub lie. Lord Althorp has, however, consented to remain in the new cabinet, which Is to ] be formed under Viscount NIeibourne.- The latest information is furnished Ill slip frem Winners, dated at Liverpool on the 10th, 6 r. Nj.
 The arrangements of the new ministry may be said to be completed. The chan ges will be few. Lord Mebourne's remo- val from the Home Office will, 1t is said, make room for Lord Duncannon, who will fill the situation hitherto held by the Pre- mier. It IS also rumored that Lord Dur ham is going to Ireland in the capacity of Lord Lieutenant, and Mir. Tennyson has been named his Secretary.
 The new arrangements are said to be very annoying to Lord Brougham, who is stated to have resigned the Seals, and gone down to Windsor, to have an audience with the King. The general impression is that the new Cabinet isnot composed of ma terials of an enduring quality. 4 Cabinet Council was held last night Lord Mel bourne immediately proceeded to Windsor to wait upon His Majesty. The Funds remain steady.
 The London Standard, on the authority of its Parlsian correspondent, announces l the arrival of Don Carlos in Spain. He reached Payonne on the sth inst, and on the following day entered Spain, where he i is stated to have been extremely we'll re- ceived by the people. What effect this in- reference may have upon the contest now going on in that unhappy country, t is im- possible 10 foretel.
 Accounts from Bayonne of 7th inst. ] state that General Rodil had reached Yit- toria on 2d inst. and the whole of hIs dvi- sion, II ,0O0 strong, had also arrived. A general battle was expected to take place, which might have decided the fate of Gar los partisans before he could possibly have es.lisrrrred amongst them-
 l Accounts from Portugal represent the politics of the country in an unsettled state. 1 Don Pedro was in very bad health. Gen. Bacon had been tried by court martial and sentenced to six months imprisonment for attempting io excite tie troops io hidiii- ny. Tranquility remained in the city, bu, depredatons were committed nightly in the interior by the Guerillas.
 The Constitutional states, that the Cabi- net of St. Petersburg has demanded from England an explanation of her extraordi- nary armaments in the Mediterranean, and adds, that England IS perfectly aware of what is going on at Constantiuople, and therefore sees the necessity Of striking a decisive blow, which she is now preparing to do.
 From Fynnce-Bv the ship Florida, dates to the l4th from Paris are received. The reception of the news of the dissolu- ton of the Grey cabinet, had caused uni vetsa excitement. A courier had been despatched by De Rieny for Madrid, with instructions to the French ambassador, to eounteract any unfavorable impression that might be caused by the Fnelish news.
 Colocotroni, with his fellow prisoners, l, had been condemed to death, but the sen- tence was changed hy King 0tho to twen- ty years imprisonment. A change of mi nistry has taken place in Greece. The celebrated Rizo is placed at the head of Foreign Affairs, in tho place of Mavroeor- dato who goes Ambassador to Prussia. CoIletta has been appointed Minister of Marine and President Of the Council.
 Prince Louis Buonaparte, who request ed that he might be allowed to form part of the Bernese contingent of artillery, or dered to the Camp of Thoune, has just been appointed honorary officer, with the rank of captain by the Executive Council of Berne.
 An arrival at New Orleans from Cam peachy brings information that battle had taken place near the city of Campeachy, between the St. Anna party and the re- publcans of Merida, Gn Mexico,) which resulted. after desperate conflict of some hours, in the defeat of the republicans, who sustained loss m killed and wounded, of 200 men.
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