Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30
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From the W. Y. Daily AdvertiSer, Sept. 2s' LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.


 LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
 Yesterday the ship Alabama, Capt. Price, arrived from Liverpool, bringing loose Lon don papers to the l7th of August, aud LlVer- pool to the I8th, both inclusive.
 It appears that every thing was tranquil in France at the latest inlelligence-thc govern ment was organized, a new cabinet appoint ed. and the country appeared to acqulesce cordially in the new order of things. Prince POlignac, the most obnoxious mem Der of the former cabinet, had not been ap- prehendcd. Various rumOrs respecting nun I were afOat. One was that he had reached London, another that he was expected there on the 18th of August. The probability ls' that it was not known where he was; but we presume he has got beyond the jurisdiction of France. One or two of his colleagues are said to have been arrested. If this IS true. and the charge of high treason, which had been brought into the Chamber of Deputies against them, should be prosecuted, 1t may l go hard with them in the present state Ol pup" lie feeling. Rumors of disturbances in Spain were cir 1 cuIatng in England, and great cOnsternatlon was said to exist at Madrid for fear of the ef- fects of the French rev oIution in that country Indeed, an instruction is said tO have actual | that the garrison of St. Sebastian had seized that place, and that body of troops which had been ordered tO the French frontier, Tor the purpose of assisting the late French gov ernment against the liberties of that country, had mounted the tri-cOlOred flag, and declar- ed for freedom. | London, Aug. 16.-No accounts are gwen respecting the journey the Ex-King Charles to CherbOurg. His place of destination was not yet known. The Spanish funds are tal- ling in Paris. RumOrs are spread that seve- ral districts in Spain are in disturbed state' NeU Ministers.-We have received an ex- press from Paris, bringing the following com municatiOn :-
 "Paris, Aug. 12.-As, at this important crisis, every eye is directed towards this cOun- try, and every person in Europe is more or less interested in the conduct of the French government, by which the tranquility of Franco and of other countries may be pre- vented or established, I send you (by ex- press) the following lists of the Ministers who have just been appointed by Lous-Philip the | First :-
 Foreign Affairs Count de Mole. l War General Gerard. Finance Baron Louis.
 Instruction 1 s";tput Pubiq%e, lif,% a. pon;,., ! l Interior M. de GuIZot. Marine Gen. Sebastiani. l Justice M. Dupont de rEure.
 Paris, Aug. 1S.-Tt is said, this evening, that Charles X. has at length embarked. He wished to stop at the Island of Jersey, but the Commissioners opposed this. It is said that he thinks to retire to Sax0ny, and to pass through Hamburgh. This at least was the report spread in the saloon of the Ambas- I sadOr or AusrrIa.
 About 100 persons had desired to embark with him, but as the two ships intended for him could not contain them all, it was found necessary to give him a third, with which he must now be on his way.
 From the Messenger dcs Chambers, Aug. Al
 Yesterday an officer arrived in Paris who quilted, at Wire, the cOrtege of Charles X. The King travelled very slowly, and would not arrive at his destination before Monday, the 18th. He complains bitterly, and ob- serves that he ought not to proceed faster than five leagues day, that consideration should be had to his great age, and that it is impossible for him to proceed more speedily. He has only with him 800 of the Gardes du Corps, in a state of great dejection. The Dauphiness is in a state of great irrtatiOn.- l uc DuCucSS Ol DeFFy tS SUluCieOtty calm, and is no longer in male attire. Her children are in utter ignorance of all which is passing, and salute every body. It is said among the suite of the ex-King. that the King of the French, Philip l.. had offered Charles very fine house and considerable estate, which he possesses tn the neighborhood of Palermo, and it is thought that the offer will be accept ed. The vessels were ready at CherboHrg, and l the authorization will take place as soon as the King and his suite arrives. ... l On the 9th of this month there was a re. port at Frankfort that M. de Metternich had made way with himself by stAing (asphixie,) when he received the news of the late events at Paris, at an inn, where he had been over. taken by courier from M. Rothschild. This account needs confirmation.
 The following is from the London Morning Chronicle of Aug. 17-Charles x had writ ten to William w to inform him that he was going to Chcrbourg, and requested him to pu, an English frigate at his disposal to convey him to England. The English ministry re- turned an answer to Charles K, that the friendly relations existing between France and England would not allow his request being ac- ceded to.
 The movements im France had produced some terment in the Southern parts of the Netherlands; and considerable panic in the German States. The Grand Duke of Baden on learning what had happened in Paris, ordered the bridge of Kehi to be destroyed. Bank Stock fell at Vienna more than SIX per cent.