Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-12-25
Foreign.
From he n v Commercial hdv, Itiser Of the 18th inst
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
EUROPE.


has arrived from Liverpool, bringing Us
London and Liverpool papers, to Saiur-
day the l5ih of November, Inclusive
! hcie is important political intelligence
from Eng land, as the reader will find be-
low and also from France-espccially
as it regards The interests Of the United
States.
GREAT BnITAIN.-D Dissolution Of Me
Ministry The reader will probably
share with us, our surprise, at the intel
ligcnce of the sudden dissolution, by The
King Of the Wing Ministry. This news
is not official, but is stated so positively
by the Times and Morning Chronicle of
the 18th November, us to leave no room
to question the fact. This great and un-
expected change, has been produced by
the death of Earl Spencer. by that e.
vent, Lord Allhrop, who succeeds to the
pccrage, OF course vacates his seat in,
the Commons, of which he was the lead
cr Being thus deprived of his services
there, it is said that Lord Melbourne im-
dcrcd his resignation as Filst Lord the
Treasury, which was accepted. The
! King expressed no dissatisfaction with
the ministry, but considered it dissolved
by the removal of Lord Althrop from the
Commons to the Lords. The Times of
the 18th, thus simply and sruiily announ-
ces the event -
We have no authority for the impor-
tant statement which follows, but we
have reason 10 believe that it is perfect
ly true. We give it without any com
mcnt or ampliicailon in the words ofthc
communication, which reached Us at Il
late hour, last night. ''lhc King has
taken the opportunity of Lord Spencer's
death, to turn out the Ministry; and there
is every reason to believe that the Duke
of Wellington has been sent for. Tn,
/ Queen has done all"
The annexed article is from the Nom.
ing Chronicle, same date -
i 1--WE have to communicate the as
founding intelligence, that Lord Mel.
bournc's Administration. .has ceased to
exist. Ills Lordship repaired to the
! X my on Thursday, and returned last
I night to announce to his colleagues the
event. Ills Majesty, we learn, express
scd no dissatisfaction with Lord Ms Ad-
ministraiion, but let it be understood ,lha
he considered II at an end, with the deail
of the late Earl Spencer, and the conse.
quent removal of the present Earl to the
House of Lords. The prosperity of tn,
country, and the dlsscntions among tho
Wings and Rclormers, have, it woult
appear, inspired the Court Party will
the hope Of being now able TO make ;
stand against all further reform. They
see that it Lord Melbourne's Minis,r,
were To remain IN Office, the sinocur,
church of Ireland would be pared down
and that the glaring abuses in the En-
glish Church, would likewise be rene
died. The interval between this an
! the meeting Of Parliament, will enabl
: them 10 sound the members, and shoul'
they find them refractory, they will Try
no doubt, what can be done by intimI
, daton OF the constituencies, in the coun
! ties. Never was greater mistake
committed. From this moment, all tn
discussions among rciormers, are at n
end. he question Is now, not whethe
more or less ought To be demanded, bu
: whether We shall bend our necks und.
= the yoke of the conservatives. Th
, fruits of tho new administration will b
soon felt in Ireland. God grant tina. Ire
y land may never become the theatre ,
:, unspcakablc calamity
= "Thc Duke of Wellington has, we be
- licve, been with the King ; but whit
course will be held We know not. 1t
+ probable that an attempt will bo made
y disunito the Wings and the Rclormer
Iby holding our terms To some Of them
loin comprehensive Administration b'
- any member of Lord NlcIbournc's Mir
l-iry, who IONS the conservatives, q
II vague promises of liberal measures, ~
:, traitor, and will be accounted such b
y liberal Englshmcn."
II We repeat, therefore, that from I'll
positive tone of the preceding extract
no doubt can be entertained Of The di
y solution of the ministry. But II may We
be questioned whether the Duke OF We
Ilington will be invited to organize a ne
one.
FRANcE.-Wc .Ntw Ministry.
c new French Ministry has been organs
, ed, and the Chambers convoked Tor Il
r. st of December, instead of the 2oth,
&C which time they stood adjourned. IL
understood that this early call Of Il