Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-09

Cons Laws has subject to be brought he
fore Parliament again by radical member, about
the middle Of March.
PRINCE ALBERr's NArUBALIzATIoN PAPERS
Prince Albert has been made Englishman by act
of parliament. In the House of Lords Friday
ing, the Lord Chancellor, in reply to question from
Lord Brougham stated his intention to propose that
the clause objected to in Prince Abert's "Natura-
ization Bill" be so altered as to empower Her Ma
jesty to allow the Prince to take precedence 60 next
after any heir apparent 10 the throne" "To con
tinue," pursued Lord Brougham, during the life
of Her Majesty" al am not prepared was the
Lord Chancellor's rejoinder, "to 60 further"
Prince Albert was appointed Field Marshal of
the British Army. His commission was dated Feb.
8, 1910.
CANApIAs AFrAIRs.-Iord J. Russell, on the 18th
of February, in reply TO Mr. Packngton, said he ex-
pected draft of bill for the union Of the two Ca
nadas from the Governor General Of Canada, in the
course of this month, Us it was to leave New-fork
on the LIST Of February. As soon as the government
had considered the bill, ne should submit it TO the
house.
C,SAp.-Sir George Arthur has not sent home
his resignation. Ministers mean TO take steps to
unite the Canadas as soon az possible.
The Great Western brings advices from Calcutta
by the way OF London to the 18th ofDecember. We
have received Price Current to the 10th.
The Board Of Trade has decided that teas taken
from China in foreign ships and put aboard British
any where will be considered having been impor-
ted in British bottoms.
The British Queen steam ship was TO leave Lon
don on the 10Th ul., and Portsmouth the 2nd inst
The Liverpool will not probably leave England again
till June. She is to be altered by widening and
have two new boilers put into her.
The packet ship Stephen Whitney has arrived at
Liverpool
The packet ship fIavre was burnt of the coast Of
Cork, Feb 10Th; she had 1864 bales Of cotton on
board. Twenty ssuls were saved; the rest lost
She was from New Orleans.
The steamship Liverpool, arrived out safely Jan.
10th
The packet ship New-York left Liverpool Jan.
sth and put back into Cork from stress Of weather.
The packet ship Sheridan arrived owt on Feb.
i2th, a passage Of Is days.
The britannia, the first Of the Royal Mail Steam
ships from England to North America, was launched
Feb. 9th.
DIR. Rallies eelebrated chapel ut Liverpool, has
been burnt down.
I PRosPEcr or WAR-THE TURKISH QuEsrToS.-
The Times Of the 18th ult contains the follow
ing:-It would appear that the Eastern question was
again assuming a threatening aspect IL was feared
in the best informed circles Of Paris Monday that
the reply &c the Russian cabinet 10 the ultnatum Of
! the British government, presented to VI. Brunow,
and by him forwarded to ST. Petcrsburgh last week,
would not admit of the speedy adjustment of the
/ quarrel between Mehemet Ali and the Porte A
private letter from Constantinope. dated the 9th
ut., received in high quarter, calculates on the
resumption Of hostilite. by Ibrahim Immediately ON
his learning that attempt would be made to
his father,
CHtSs.-The fighting between the English and
Chinese continues The Canton Press of Dc. ., re-
ports that accounts have been received from the
west coast Of an affair between opium smugglers and
the Mandarin boats. in which Of the latter was
sunk, and seven Of the survivors sent back with
their tails cut off
Irpp The fighting here between the British and
natives hotter and hotter The British stormed
Khelat Nov. 18th, took it, killed Mehrab Khan, the
chief all of whose principal Sirdars were killed OF
taken, and hundreds of other prisoners
nEArHs.-The Countess OF Lei,r ne, the Earl Of
Mansfield, the Countess OF Hardwood. Sir watkIn.
william Wynn, Admiral Maitland, latham, and Sir
Harvey Neale are dead.