Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-22
LATER tROM ENGLAND.

The packc, ship independence, Capt. Nye.
arrived at N. York.on Sunday from LII. !rPoo,
bringing London files to the 23d, ard Liver
Iool TO the 24lh OF May.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The House Of ComIn0ns was engaged on
the night Of May 22d, upon the government
plan for tie application and regulation OF
church rates. &c. The debate was to be re-
sun,cd on the next night. The budget was
expcct,d to be brought forward on the SGth.
On the l9ih the House was engaged upon
the several bills introduced by Lord John
Russell, TO diminish the number OF crimes
punishable with death.
The subjec, of international copyright and
the protection of authors generally. was
brought forward on the 18th, by Mr.. Sergeant
Taliourd, who obtained leave 10 bring in u
bill upon the subject
The following houses in Liverpool had
Observation-Disclosures, Holt g. Co; Walsh &
Hudson; Phelps, James & CO.; lIagger;y q
Jerdien; Malcomson, Bell & Co.
Mr.. G. Thompson's private bank at Apple
by, Eng had stopped payment. II had bccn
in operation forty years.
II is stated positively. in the London pa
pers of the 2}d, that the directors of the Bank
Of England have resolved to give no farther
aid to the American and East India houses
at present.
4 Mrs Lockhart, only surviving daughter OF
Sir Walter Scott, died on the 18th Of May.
| The affair of Tie Vixen had been amicably
settled between England and Russia.
H All England was To be in a state Of beati-
tude on the Oath. Fetcs, balls, dinners, and
all manner of celebrations were in progress
sin honor ofthe Princess Vic,oria's birth day
1 The News FROM lRELAND.-Ri inur.
ders, burnings, &c.
From the London Morning Herald.
CiTY-MONDAY EVENING, May 22-Tho
tenor of the advices from Liverpool. Men.
chester aud Leeds, has been any thing bu,
cheering to-day, and the announcement that
five failures had taken place in Liverpool
and one in Manchester, created much glnoi.
upon the Royal Exchange: we need not say
that this continued dropping Of houses, whicI
n few months ago were considered Of tn,
highes, stability, has created an unprccedent
cd degree ofanxety. The statements whicl
we advanced at the close of The last week
respecting the determination of the Unitc'
States Bank to decline the proposals of thu
Bank OF England, have been fully confirmed
! for the reasons which we then stated: and oi
! Change today we find that our remarks upoI
the policy Of the Bank having made adSah nee
to the American houses, are fully supported
by the opinions of the most experienced men
and the determination of the bank psrlour no
to extend any further advances to the Ameri
can or East India houses at present, has beeI
| fully confirmed. In fact during the cxistcnc'
of the treasury circular in the United States
it cannot be expected that the banks vii
openly remit specie to this country.
4 FRANCE.
l The Paris adviccs are to the 2ISt inclusive
but not important. The FIVE acconplices o
Col. Vaudrey, in the Slrasburgh affair, ha'
been tried and acquitted. The operatives o
Paris were still suffering from want Of EN-
ployment, and the government was dom!
what il could for their relief.
Gov. Cass and suite sailed from Marscile
on the I'd of May, on board the frigatc Con
sttuton.
I SPAIN.
There had been much fighting in Spain
with alternate successes. The Christine
had repossesscd themselves of IIcrnani an
taken lrun, after desperate resistance.
1t was thought that the Carlists were abou
to make dash at Madrid, with all their force
Several Of the Christine generals were hang
ing on their traces. There was rumor i
London on the 23d of May, that Don Sebas
tian had defeated frriharren in general CT
gagement, but it was not Believed. Iher
had been new disturbances at Barcelona.
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