The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-07 00:00:00

LONDON LATEST NEWS.
(From our Correspondent.)
LONDON, Wnrs2snAy,-llalf-past Seven o'Clock,

The general appearance of the
,Stock market this morning was
steady, and as the day adianced there was a considerable degree 'of
buoyancy ; Consols for the Account closing at 8.314, and for money at
43,44. It is generally understood here that the Ministers have been
snide so fully acquainted with his Majesty's aversion to the prosecu=
lion of hostilities against Holland, that they are most anxious for
some pretext to enable them to, secede from the unnatural alliance,
they have formed, and sacrifice consistency or anything to; place, It
is added that, should.theCitadel of AntwerP fall, Ministers will then
interpose and refuse to proceed farther, leaving to France the option
of either going orr with-the war singlyrat. the•risk -of having Conti-
nental Europe arrayed against her, orof negotiating for a termina-
tion of hostilities with the Dutch upon such a basis as will the King
of Holland to, acquiesce. With this idea prevalent, Consols have im-
proved to the Brice.we have noticed, and we have had a correspond.
ing advance in the Northern Bonds : Belgian having risen to 711 72,
Dutch to 401 L Russia tO 974. ,

. . .
With the exception of the:, intelligence conveyed in the morning pa-
pers, we are without any material intelligence (coal the seat of yray.
The French, up to' he last accounts, had linislied..l6 of the 19 batte-
' ries they *ere constricting. We I,,ive ailviees from, Rotterdam this
morning to the Ist inst.' The entliusia;nuf the people there is spoken
of in the strongest terms, and money, as IYeli as personal service, was
freelyproffered to the Dutch king for ihe defence of " Faderland."

Weure without any Intelligence from Portugal to-4y, ina jin the
Mon& or Scrip we have no speculation.
Syszitsh Stock continues tolerably steady at tst to t 7, but we have
hadlittle doingin this security to-day.

Standard 01144 Three.ofelock.

There has been considerable bustle among ministers to-day. Mes-
sengers have been despatched in all directions, and a Cabinet Conn-
ail is summoned for this afternoon.-4t is rumoured-in- the West End
of the town, that a very s,rious schism has occurred -in the' Cabiuet.
The Lord-Chancellor was called out of his court, and Earl Grey was
sent for (ruin East Sheen. The messengers were directed to use the
utmost despatch. Something unqueStionably is on the tapis, we may,
perkaps, be able to state.,more to-morrow.

. ,
(PROM THE TRUE SUN.)
IMPORTANT NEWS,FROM ANTWERP—
. (Just arrivval by a CARRIER Pictor..)

" fintearp, Monday, 9'o Clock. fl. M.
At-04 A. M.: the, Dutch: in setting fire to somo ot their mines, ac-
cidentally exploded the magazine of Port S. Laurent. • • The Freneli
B,4pper3,' in the coOfusion, Made a lodgment on the crest of the glacis
of the citadel. CHASSE rallied the garrison fur a sally, but they would
not stir. They forced the drummers to beat a parley; disarmed the
nifigers, and terms are arranging.-10, A. M:, the Dutch colours are.
down."

The aboVe intelligence has this moment leached us; we have. ex 7
.elusivety received .it from a source• which does not allow of our
discrediug of the truth of the Information, that the Dutch colours are
no longer floating above the citadel of Antwerp. The• carrier-pigeon
by Which this intelligence was received in London, arrived this morn-
ing ; since that, we have ourselves seea_a carrrier pigeon, bringing
probably the same information to the Government.

[We giVe the above as the latest News we can find from the quarter
to whktm it refers; in artref the channels of information, 'public or
private tnwhich we have Access. It is our duty, td warn our readtra
1 that it_m4'notimprObably turn out, to be nothing better than a .flying
, report. There is sufficient on the face of it to warrantsikispiciou that
I,..tit is all fspigc.i