The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-15 00:00:00

,SIGN iNTELLIGENCV.

FRANCE.
,y of the new government against the prei
reserve it pure from political libels ; the la
individual from the malignity and slandi
enment who claim as a public right the inf
:e malice, and trespass with impunity on
al feeling, so long as the sufferer is not
'lieu or a member of the family of Louis _
of Berry, a prisoner and a mother, has
calumniated by the grossest accusations,
[i the law cannot punish, and which the f
to approve. These facts may in some sort
roused chivalry of France, which has a
Tnment and the law to the sword, and
nish a wrong by seeking private satisfacti(
7rsaire first broached the calumny, and M.
ad by a Carlist and wounded; he repel
again challenged, and sent as an excuse •
r for some innocent political reflection on the
nment, and demanded impunity for the
vidual character. The Carlist journals
of the Duchess de Berry's innocence in
s of the ministerial and republican press
alumny was daily repeated, the friends
lit private interviews with the journalists
rrioune declared their determination to say
,f the Duchess de Berry, and denied the
call them to account. The question bees
it of law or policy, and the Quixotic Cann:
Ives by the dozen that the editors might
nd at length M. La Boire was selected I
rational. The duel was fought with sword
wounded severely by a " thrust in second"
La Boire received a slight " scratch"
ittle " pink" in the sword arm. The
if woman roused the feelings of the rej
lved to pull down the offices of the Carl
dal might hold its way unchecked. The
ipated the rioters, and the " entertaium,

took place on Monday last, the pri,
üb-editors of the Tribune and Quotit.
ie latter was wounded. M. Carel was
on Tuesday afternoon, but was believed
The Carbst party, it would appear, had
) retire from the contest, although the go'
i up the matter seriously. Several persons;
s, had been arrested ; warrants were
and similar measures were ordered in res)

HOLLAND.
, Feb. 4.—We learn that France and Ea
D consider the Scheldt as free for all 111
Mn, till convinced by facts of the contrary. ,
me two Powers at the Hague are said to b`
ire, that unless such were, in fact, the re
:11 Government, the said powers would tall,
neasures to secure the free navigation 0
elsblad.

ugh on Friday last there was not a sufs
bers of the Second Chamber to transact al3)
cted that by to-morrow enough will havd
limber to commence the discussions. Wei
nent has not yet received any answer from '
,!.spatches respecting the conditions on 0'
on of the Scheldt will be given also to Fri
)s.—Handelsblad.

Feb. 7.—lt is affirmed that an answer has I/
om London to the condition proposed b.,!
which the Scheldt shall be again open P 1
nch vessels. The two kingdoms are said 0,
g of the navigation previous to the relea;
ships, and at the same time not to have
I. Hereupon it is said our answer was rettili
-day by. our Government, in which, aece
?orts, the reasons are stated, for which thei
d the Scheldt cannot take place without
of our ships.
28.—We know also that negotiations
on the affairs of Belgium; but we lead
at the English Cabinet has rejected the
King of the Netherlands. Lord Palmer
?ptance of the proposals made before the
the cabinet of the Hague. Thus the 9
no means terminated. However, so $
ly been arranged, that we may hope thio,l
ted. The order of the day of General MP
d in our journals, and has had a good I
411yerneine Zeituny, Feb. 3.

HESSE.
3.—The number of members of the Assl
here is still insufficient to proceed ace%
in the choice of a President and Vice-ii
ioint the day for the solemn opening
)r-two members of the Assembly, only tirvi
The cause of this is partly the abse
)les, who are entitled, but not obliged, Ocl
and partly the refusal of bodies of
sties in the room of those whom the mi,l
ato the Assembly ; in many cases, hoe!
el
on the part of the ministry, which tf
the 25th January had been long beforfJ
r for the opening of the session. Prof
appearance in the diet seemed doulitir,
e had already left Marburg, when a
if the Interior arrived, in which he Iva°
t to obtain the approbation of the troli,
:;assel. Immediately on his arrival bi
tice from the ministry to justify himt
n the journey without permission. J"
T of the Estates has declared Professor
slified to take his seat, and we are novi
matter will end, as Jordan seems re°
xcept to force.—Nuremburg Correrpo

BELGIUM.
War has purchased from the French
une price which they originally costy
ns, and forage, which the French &Ili'
!pasture from this country.
t Representatives, on the Ist of Feb
a a report on the creation of Treasurl
ary great length. It proposed the ad°l
ilations:—
vernment is authorised to borrow
),O(X) of francs, at 5 per cent. intereo"ed
Cent. of the nominal capital, and the
be set apart for their reduction. 'coy
on shall take place publicly, and " _

t of 1:
the loan shall complete the budgeA" for i
833, and shall be specially destined set
yes of the war department, and slisi:6
f the Treasury bons, the issue of •
!sent law.
r the public service, and to facilitate /
lan, the Government may create Treof
'30,0005000 of francs.
ill become due at fixed dates, and be
per month.
ie for longer dates than six months.
uses of negotiation of all kinds cann
'1 per cent. per six months.
bons shall be subject, before they
f the Court of Accounts, which shall
preceding regulation.
unt shall be made to the Chambers
sed by the present law."
ebate will be fixed after the projC"
,ers.

ITALY.
XL—Yesterday we learnt from Rome
French Ambassador, after the arri
had hastily set out for that city. At)
rich, however, was probably unfourio
ral Cubieres had also requested Pe.c,
nce. Great dissatisfaction preys' pi
le dearness of provisions, and of the
are already introduced, and Bernet)
on of Zambone, stationed at MaceP
) march to Perregia, where the
r hand. It is observed, that since,4l
es many country districts, especiaw,4
ideated discontent, and some have e
tricoloured flag.
Aficers of the new Swiss troops hatej
intry, because their cantons have thEJ
sir property for having engaged wit'

rculation here that the French gar
inforced. The only French shte
Le Artenaise frigate.—Frankfort