Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-17
SECOND EDITION.
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THREE O'CLOCK. 4. NJ
We received our papers by the Queen at II last
night and pat first edition to press at o'clock
this mornirg We issue a second edition with
additional items of Importance
NJ. Guizot the French Ambas: aior, has returned
to London.
The Pacha of Egypt has $4,000 il the field, ready
to fight. Russian army is moving down to attack
his son Ibrahia Pacha, in the plains of Syria
The Roscius has arrived out.
A mali gnaut yellow fever has broken GU. !, Sierra
Leone
Another iron steamboat has been launched for the
Niger expedition
1t is said that IorAhm PaeAa is abou; To march on
Constantincple
There was a dreadful storm at Liverpool and
along the coast, the 18th alt. Much damage was
done
Taere cave been severa, destructive fires in Lon
don, which have destroyed properly 10 al immense
amount.
The fires in London were at Hore's wharf near
Londoa Dosks; at Feas' Saw Mills, Bermondsey;
at Elstmouut Terrace, Whiteehapel, and at Was-
lands in Bloomsbury
Southey, the poet, has gone crazy.
Admiral Lalaudc has been recalled from the CON-
maad OF the French fleet in Egypt. The English
h We sailed 10 make a demonstration against the
Eyyptisn feet at Alexandria.
Joseph John Gurney has reached his seat at Earl
ham, in safety
The Gses; Western Railway was open from Lon
don TO Bath the 3lst of August
Sir Charles Adam succeeds Sir Robert Stafford
in command of the British Mediterranean fleet,
Looz FOR WAR.-ere is at present at South
amp,or, a large man of wnr steamboat, which keeps
her steam up night and day. The crew is not
allowed ia go on shore, and armed boats placed
aroua4 her, to prevent strangers irem ppproac
1t j, supposed that she is prepared u carry des-
patches TO the English fleet, in case Of hosilities
commencing.
PKePAxArloxs ron WAR.-The following corn,
are uader orders for the Mediterranean and further
dst.chmen.s OF wal Artillery and Royal Marines
will follow, now that the troops from Spain have
returned, which they did on Saturday in the Alban
steam vessel which landed portion of them at
wooiwich:-rhe 18th regiment to Malta, the Goth
q Corfu the 2d to Corfu the 18th to Gibraltar the
ssh 20 Malta, the 97h to Corfu, and the first bata
lion Rifle Brigade TO Malta. Part Of these regiments
to relieve others. but the promptncss with
whiea he orders have been issued is rather unu-
sua; and II - believed among the Royal Artillery
sent tIbratar, that those they intended to re
leye. instead OF beng sent home, will proceed up
the Mediterranean; and they are strengthened in
tais opinion by the knowled ye tnat a com aany was
seat there from Gibraltar on particular service
wihou; waiting for the arr Val ct th,se wac were
sent q relieve tAsaa, "a IA England
WAN MovEGsNrs- Is no idea whatever
az landing any British regiments upon the coast Of
Syria reported in Dublin; but the troops now or
dcrcd Out from ireland will only con stit.te the
u'ud relief, bat also augment our military strength
In the lonian Islands, which IL object OF moment
--LtWerfck Chronicle
THE KtSes or HoLLAsn ASp SAspfrf, hav.
Officially notified TO the French Government their
determination TO preserve the strctest neutrality in
the event OF
letter from the minister Of the British Chapel at
Bouogne states that the words used by the King of
tn. French vera not" Pros perity TO England and
90 France: eternal peace between them T; aud while
live, peace bet them there shall be " But that
what took place as follows:-" mis- Majesty, on
entering the room, proceeded at once TO the space
allotted 20 the ceremony Of the presentaiions-near
10 which all the English were assembled. Ia medi.
atsly recognising the uniform ofthe British Con-
sal. his Majesty came mp to him. and after a few
words said, IN allusion to the gales. from which he
had LATELY escaped, The political horizon IL
somew hat threatening, bat trust like the clouds
ofyesera v, these storms may be dis pcrsed IL nav
earnest desire that they shoa!i; at the time
cannot forge. tbsf am FreEe hmaa.'"
PRtScE ALbEar's BtarH-DAY On "wednesday
Prince Albert reached the age e q. This morning
was u.hered IN by the ringing o. bells from several
charchss IN tae metropolis and at their steepIes the
union z was hoisted In the evening the club.
houses. public buildings, and places of amusement
were illuminated. az were also the houses &C the
principal tradesmen Co the royal family. At Wind
sor the day was celebrated by the ringing Of bells
firing q cannon, and grand illumination.
Madame trisI, Sfgn0ra trne~fa frrIst. ~iguor
Brizzi. sigBor ramburini, and Signor Benedict the
latter presiding at the pianoforte conductor have
been giving at the Theatre Roy al, Bristol
md the Gloucester Hotel, Clifton, during the past
week, 20 very fashionable audiences.
Cerito, the ddnseuss, accom- panied by her father
departs az the close Of the week for Milan. where
she = engaged for the Lspor,e has secured
her services for the ISL, al her Majesty
theatre.
Fanny Elssler is so satisfied with hcr recep. ion
among TIE Americans that she has determined 20
break all European engagements for year AZ least
~ which pend she will have received upw ards OF
El0.OcD siandard
Madame A!bertazzi. who has been making a pro-
fessol al tour IN the Netherlands has been engaged
for IN forthcoming ausical festival at Hull and also
Cnletti and Puzxi
MI Wilson. the singer. was thrown out Of eie in
the nei hbcrhood Of Edinburgh, few DAYS $50 and
received sHme severe Injuries but we are happv "a
stats tha' they aot of so serious nature as 10
prevent he rssuming his professional duties a, the
theatre b. hort time.
HAyMAuKET.-Mrs. Fnzviliam made her re-ap
pearance AZ this theatre, her return from vety
successful toar through the nited States. Tues
day night, and was received with q most hearty vel
come. The first piece was "Tbe Coustry Curl ar
old comedy cutdown into tarse acts; sn1 although