The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-01-03

The Charlsmagna brought dispatches
from mr.. Livingston, our Minister at Pa
rs. They were forwarded by the mail
on Sunday.
Lord Brougham left iLondon on the
25th, and arrived at Paris on the 28th.
Lord Brougham was received by the
King on Saturday evening, and remained
nearly an hour with his Majesty. He
has visited M. Dupin, dined with the
Duke de Broglie, and was present at
Lord Granville's soiree. His Lordship
on Saturday attended the meeting of the
Academy of Moral and Political Sci
ence, Of which he is foreign associate.
He appeared to pay great attention to a
report Of M. Berrnger OIL mr.. Hallam's
History Of the English Constitution, and
confrmed the praises bestowed on the
work by the reporter. On being invited
to write his name in the register of Wis
itors, he wrote Brougham, .arocate et
Homme de Letirts.
Political meetings, and thes'sSformation
of Clubs appear in almost every part of
England.
Lord Lisle, in fox hunt, was thrown
from his horse, and killed. His remains
were conveyed to his Mansion at Mill
brook.
English Funds, Nov. 2o.-Thrce per
cent. Consols 81 10 to 81 l-2 Three
aud half per cents SO Sd.
Mr. Ro,hschild, the great Banker, was
horse-w hippcd on the London Exchange
by Mr. Prince.
Death OF The Duke Of Gloucester. The
following is the official annunciation of
the death of his Royal Highness, address
ed to the Lord Mayor of London
LONDON, Dec.
"My Lord-It is my unpleasant duty
to inform your Lordship that have Just
now received the information of the death
Of his Royal Highness the Duke of Gou-
cester, at Bagshot Park, yesterday eve
ming, at twenty minutes before seven o.
clock, after painful illness of fortnight's
duration, which he bore with the gteatest
forlitude, resi- gnation and piety.
l have the honor to be, etc.
WELLINGTON.
The Duke was the cousin Of the late
and present Kings of England. lie was
born on the 10Th Of January, l776, and
married his cousing Princess Mary, the
daughter Of George Ill in July 1916
He lett no issue.
MIR Vial, the American Charge de AZ
fairs, had an interview on tho 10Th, with
the Duke Of Wellington at the home De-
partment.
A meeting has been held in Dublin ia
consider " best means OF Comblnin. al
the friends of political amelioru,ion in op.
position to the supporters Of oligarchy anl
monopoly in church and state.
: The entrance into the room Of Mr. o.
. Connell, was greeted with deafenins
cheers, which continued several minutes
Tie delivered speech of great length
; and concluded amid loud cheers, by pro
/ posing the following resolution
"1hat the intelligence of the possibl
+ formation Of Il rory Administration ha
= created in the minds OF the people Of Ire
E land sentiments of Indignation and DIS
gust and that II is the duty Of all homes
$ and sincere reiormers to bury in oblivio
: all differences between themselves, and {
3, combine in one simultaneous and cOniin
y ucd exertion 10 avert SO awful a calamit
as to The restoration to power Of n part
;. devoted to oligarchy and monopoly, an
d 2oreed with tho puner OF the Church an
}. State. That it is our first duty in this inc
q mentous crisis to exert oil our faculties I
i preserve and maintain the tranquility
+, Ireland during the dominion of the Tor
o party, SO as not to afford any pretext f.
: sanguinary oppression, or for the furtht
g organization of the fell Orange faction
~ a faction so long countena,:ced by man
10 amongst ourselves-n direct defiance
IS the law"
10 Tho resolutions passed unanimousl
m and the meeting adjourned to Oil ear
day.
Meetings have also been held in Ga
gov, at which resolutions were passed
n gainst the Wellington administration.
'e Rapid Travelling. We mentioned
week ortwo ago, that two gentlemen can
On to his town from Worcester in six hour
ne We have now the satisfaction of Stain
ne that the mail stage came the same di'
n ance, last Saturday, in the same time,
l,' cluding all the stops to change the ma
tn and to dine. [Sprinsfeld Rep.
it
'rs The Presideney.-Rcsolutions nomin'
nd ing Hugh l.. White to the Presiden
have been introduced into the house
re representatives of Alabama. A mott
MS was made to postpone them indefniiel
was lost by large marjority. The
e wero then ordered to be printed, a
nc nc made the special order Of ,ha day for Nc
on dav sLa OD,h :.,.t