The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-03

The Messengers are tue aOnS MI, ptS.0''SN' s.
the American Minister, and Major Thorpe;
The Great Western will sail from Kingroao
after the Government dispatch
es are out on board, which is expected 10
be at half past twelve. The Sheridan' the
Caledonia, and the MonOngahela had ar
rived out.
The Queen, it was expected would DC
confined in day or two.
Parliament has been further PForogueu
TO Dec. 2lst.
The Lottery system is to be revived IN
England. ~.-
The Russian steamer X amsChatka arrived
at Southampton. on the 2lst Of October.
DEArHs.-Lady Amelia Lenox' Sir q;
WAITS lady, and Lady w jordan. Sir II
Martyr, and the Bishop Of KilmOTe are
dead.
The South American had arrived out in
sixteen days.
There has been an insunectiOn in Spain.
France is in a disturbed state.
There is great excitement in the money
markets, both of London and Paris. The
state Of trade is bad. The rains have in
iured the crops, and there will be search
ty Of wheat. There is slight increase IN
the revenue. Cotton is steady.
AllIhe English papers are talking about
the probability Of war, and active PrePar
atoms are making for it.
The news from Canton is no later than
our recent direct intelligence. All is con.
frmed The English are exasperated with
capt. Elliot.
HER MAJEsTY.-The Queen continues
in excellent health, but we understand her
Maiesiy's accouchment is daily expected.
Yesterday afternoon orders were given by
Sir James Graham for messengers TO be in
attendance at the House Office night a:
well as day, and if any information of heI
Majesty being indIsposed were received
that expresses should be Immediately for
waTded TO all the cabinet Ministers, wheth
er in town or county.-StGndGrd.
PROPAGATION OF PARLIAMENT-At the
House Of Lords, on October 7th, the Roya
assent was given 10 the following bills
The ExcheQuer bills, Funding Bill, the
ExchequeE lAppropriatiOn) Bill, the Poo
Law continu ance Bill, and the Population
Payments Bill. The Lord chancellor theI
read the speech from the throne.
Ny Lords. Gnd Geatlemen-We.are CON
manded BY her Majesty to acquaint yor
that it appears advisable to her Majesty t
bring 10 close the present session Of Pal
lament.
"lncOnformity with the advice Of he
Parliament, and 10 pursuance of the de
clared intention of her Majesty, her Males
~ has taken the requisite measures for III
. formation of new administration; and III
arrangements for that purpose have bee
! completed by her Majesty"
Her Majesty then continued in the usua
strain Of CondOlement for the state of tn
country, aud hoped some measures for relic
might be devised.
The distress among the inhabitants {
many Of the towns in England is dreadful
Public meetings continue 10 be held for III
" purpose Of adopting some measures for the
relief. The dePuta,iOn appointed by tn
Magistrates Of Renfreshire, and Of the tow
Of Paisley, TO lay the distressed state Of tn
. inhabitants of that part Of the country b.
D fore Government, had an interview wit
Sir Robert Peel, at his official residenc,
in Downing street.
A public meeting was to be held at III
London Tavern, on the 22d ult. for III
purpose of taking into consideration tn
alarming distress existing among the ope
ratives Of Paisley.
Lord Ellensborough has been unan
mOusly appointed Governor General Of Indi;
in pursuance Of an intimatiOn from III
Board of control, that the noble lord ha
been selected by her Majesty's gOvernmer
: ! to fill that high and important office.
> The Great Western arrived at Bristol o
; Friday morning October 8, having made tn
|, passage in l2 days and ~ hours. Fror
e our private llettPrsw we learn that there wa
. most extraordinary interest manifesto
among all the leading merchants Of LondO
= and Liverpool at non arrival of the caledt
q MIA at her usual time. She encountere
very severe weather, and did not reaC
Liverpool till the evening of the 18th vi
: The Britannia was detained by order
the Post Master General, ut London,
E hours, and left Liverpool October 2lst.
+ On the 10th ult and nth, Her Maiesl
was so i'll that DR.. LOcOck and Sir Jane
Clarke were Immediately summoned
: Windsor Castle, it being an indisPOsition il
cidental TO her present condition, and NJ
affecting her general health, the doctor
9 pronounced the Queen in good health @
E the following day.
: The Queen and Court left Windsor Ca
I tie for LOndoR on the 10Th ult., where th
6 Queen intended 10 remain till after accoucl
: ment.
There wasa great rise of the. Thames O
the 10th ult., which destroyed an immens
: amount Of property in the warehouses o
both sides Of the river; aad such hig