Southern telegraph., 1837-08-15
From the New York Express-July 25.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Roscoe, Capt, pelano
arrived this morning, having sailed from
Liverpool on the 2 lib nit. BY her we have
received our files of papers, Liverpool 9th
and London 10 the 23d inclusive.
The cotton market had improved. and
he sales, particularly American, quite OK.
lcnsiyr.
The money market was in a quiet state,
and quite abundant. English funds rarely
so high a'quoted by this packet.
The New York papers to the lst had
neen received by the packet ship Column
h"s, and I" thc end June by The Mediator.
winch arrived al London. The intcliornce
dies no'-appcar to have had any effect on
stocks or business.
DEATH OF THE KING--QUEEN'S
MESSAGE.
IN THE House. or ToIDs-Tbe mossooo
on the m ton Of Viscount Melbourne. was
read by the Lord Chancellor, June 22d. rs
follows:
"Flcmrla Rcgina--The Q1ecn enlertai,
The fullest confidence that the. II,uso of
LORDS participates in the deep afilicton
which her Majesty feels at the death of the
i1te i\'ng, whose constant desire TO promote
me interests, maintain the Liberties, and i'm
prove the laws and institutions of tho conn
try, will insure for his name and mom,rv
ne aalilui and atlectionltc respect of all |
Ter Malesty'S su' jects. The present state
OF me public business and the period Of the
session. when considered in connexion
wlll the law which imposes on her Males
~ me daiy OF summonins new Parliament
"ilhln limited time, renders it incxpedien,
10 Recommend to The House of Commons
any new measure for It's adoption, with The
exception OF slch as may be necessar, Far
carrying on the public business from the
close OF the present till the meeting of Tho
new Parliament" - Wv
t'Sconht melbonrne then rose, and. after
stating That he should avoid at the nreson,
moment all reference to the political ancs.
uohs OF The day, cond lied with the House
on The death oil the KING, whom he landed
MS an excellent master and SOVEREIGN. os
well as god andjust man-TIond cheers I
! he qualities OF his heart and mind were III
Inc m 81 sterling order Dea.b had donr;r.
go inc country OF those benefits which re.
suited from them; and it was now his dnty
o bear testimony to the fact, that albion ii
vents OF The greatest political importance
iad taken Place during his Macsty's reiyn
ne hlng had ever been actuatcd by Dc.
IRE TO prosecute The welfare and ha5pncss
! the people. Loud cheers. Ills. Lord !
'leinoufnes, expressions, if not cljtheI in
ne language Of eloquence, at least we,o
nc feelings OF his heart upon this melancbo-
occasion, and that in conclusion he Shonld
loVe-'hat an humble address of comic q
'hce and con9ratulation be presented to =
ne Queen ~ e
Messages of coincidence were sent from a
&c Lords and the Commons to the Green's >; ;;
'owager. 'O0'i VI
me Duke of Cumberland, the Kiny,s :,
ro'her, is now King of Hanover. and has =, ~
~ II, % assume the throne of his dominions u. ~
ne proclamation of her Majesty. the y. "
rinccss Victoria, as Queen of En9land III
OK pace on the 2lst. She was received ~
lth loud and repeated cheers OF
Inc conduct of the Dowager Oacen AL "a
'lde' during the last moments of her n u
s'rlous consort, is spoken of with entbn. Pc
, ,T ~ Tie English papers. ~
IN The plague was making severe ravoyo ma
Smyrna. Sss VIC
The notes of Yeatman, Woods &. ca ~. ~