The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-18 00:00:00

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FRANCE.

The Paris papers of Friday and Saturday
received, are almost entirely filled with accot
Movements in the north, and reports of Frida
the Chamber of Deputies. None of them cl
of general interest. It appears that some rio
Clichy, in consequence of the right claimed b
tion of the inhabitants, who have adopted t
religious faith called " French Catholics,"
church. The " Roman Catholic" priests al
insisted on keeping the church exclusively tc
the consequence has been the interference of
and an attempt to resist them. Nothing in
ever, occurred than a few broken heads, and i
" Roman Catholics," having the support of thi
local authorities, have succeeded in driving
from the field. According to accounts from
orders had been received to fit out three ships
the utmost expedition. Nothing certain was
destination, but it was believed that an expedit
1.11 contemplation. The proceedings in the C
ties on Saturday were confined to the hearing
Out interest.

LILLE, Jan. 9.—Her Majesty the Queen of
°ompanied by Madame Adelaide, and the
daughters, alighted at the hotel of the Prefe.
acclamations of a numerous crowd, and this in
o'clock, the King and Queen of the Belgians E
auon afterwards conducted to the palace, wl
Madame Adelaide, and the Princesses, recei
alighted, and the young Queen of the Belgia
into her mother's arms. We shall not attemp
affecting scene, which excited in the highest de
of all who witnessed it.—Norwelliste. •

Pants, Jan. 12.—The conferences between
and the Duke de Broglie continue on the subj
°f Holland and Belgium, which seem to ma
cress, though the Prussian Minister is said
Powers from Russia, and Holland has also mac
of its latest pretensions. Despatches arc alm
°or Minister for Foreign Affairs to London,
4ian Ambassador to the Hague and Berlin.—Q.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 3.—A courier was desp9A
few days ago with a note to the French Cabin
-Viet requires an explanation relative to the
,-uutch territory by Marshal Gerard's troops.
rrench artillery destined for the siege of At
toad through Arlon, which belongs to the G
Luxemburg. The Diet is not disposed to subsc
Rion of the London conference which incorpor
Luxemburg with the kingdom of Belgium, a
assert the rights of the King of Holland as a Pi
federation. The confirmation or the denial of t
tiently expected.—Journal des Debats, Jan. 13.

HOLLAND.
THE HAGUE, Jan. 9.—lt is said that a courier
Testerday evening from the Department of Foi
London, with the answer of the government 1
Posels of England and France. This morning
three couriers have been despatched from the si
to St. Petersburgh, Berlin, and Vienna, who ar
a communication relative to this answer. Wit
contents of the answer nothing certain is yet
persons affirm that the substance of it is, that
ready to enter into further negotiations as soon
of the citadel shall be given up, the embargo re
ships restored. These, however, are only reports
January 10.—I believe I can now state to •
tively, and on good authority, what I yesterday
Epecting the answer of our government to ti
I,rance and England. The answer is said to be
counter-project, which insists, in the first place
of our ships and cargoes in the French and Eng
the liberty of our countrymen who are priso:
Ilandelsblad.
The Dutch papers have been occupied for 11
pith accounts of the dexterity with which a Du
for Queen of the Netherlands, coming from Bata
Dort, had escaped the cruisers of the comb
"o arriving off the coast. It was on the '2nd
iitered the channel, and finding a great many
tkawards with an easterly wind, he flattered h
),/4.8 at peace. He was laoarded, however, by
j'at, which brought him a file of English ne
•I•ent these he learned how matters stood. The
picions
,I,ne and the wind still easterly, he did not thin
tirthe ship up the channel, but steered in ti
: the ships of the squadron in order to
tilt ten o'clock at night, when the wea
and the wind at S.S.W., he set all sail
:val. through the beads. On the following day, 1
1, oderate at east,
in Bight of-Walcheren, keeping in deep water,
and firing a shot from time
'lushing pilot to come ou board, that he migh
;41)c,found an opportunity. After a tiresome deli
!lin; but while working inwards on Friday, tl
8.4 nip of war bearing down upon him with a pre
h~tout showing any flue. He kept, in consequ
in from twelve t'o, eight fathoms water, 1
4:lever lost sight of him, so that be was compelled
-"P•hower water to, keep
beyond the rangeis situation he caught the ground by the head,
of t
head,
hell Heeled with the wind, but hauling his sails tang
Whole of his guns, double shotted, which pro
ttation in the water as to set him afloat again.
tp,Oree pilets having come to his assistatiee,.lin
cest to the buoys, and at last found an opportun
with a lett,
Van deresp Straten, rcquesting.that a stem
44 government datches on shore,
;',,,,inediately be sent to his relief. This was ace(
vo-g the Queen of the Netherlands has arrived in
-ctsluvs but has been prevented from proceed
'4llsectthe • -
uence of ice.

SPAIN.
VoThe King of Spain has formally protested a,
the decree extorted from him during h:
kit,4:4 lie re-established the Salique law as the rt
114,1.. The old Visigothic law is now again the
eki,'l rn:ales can inherit the throne. The effec
-usinof Don Carlos, who is the head of the
ittia
We
Flo accession of Don Ferdinand's dauvhter,
WI 'lands of her mother, will be of the lib.
th„lther this arrangement will be acquiesced in,
i".11(,(1 die before his brother, May be reasonably
however a mistake, to think that Ferdina
thts, anyillnov ation on the old custom of Spain by his
e a4que law. Spain was not one of the coup:
ile',4.3ah es dwelt, and their law was never introdu
Vsinti of the Bourbon Philip V. after the treat
formerly have reigned in Spain—for insta:
IZ'e the accession of Philip, to the present di
1474 no occasion of making it a practical quest.
l never having failed until now. Charles I
Cu
intended to revoke it in 1783, so that it waA
bed law of Spain only about seventy years. T 1