Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-22
Sir Days later from England.


both inclusive. The New York afternoon
papers and the proof slips from tho morning
papers furnish the following interesting in
,elligence.
England had promptly recognized the new
government of France, and il was confidently
believed that this example would have N IA.
vorablc effect on the determination of the
other European Courts. The fact of the nc.
knoweldgement of Louis Philip by Great
Britain. had diffused great Joy in France.
Tho delivery OF his new credentials bv
Lord Stuart do Ro,hsay took place on We'd.
neSday, LIST Sept. when his Lordship went to
INC Mugs Palace in state, accompanied bv
the Secretaries Of the Embass, yin Quit
tng the Palais Royal, he was warmly ap-
plaudcd. ~
1t is stated that Count do Rayueval had
.et"ned rom vienna to Paris, with informa-
ZION that the Emperor of Austria was rul,u
disposed to acknowledge the new French
Government
Inc Court of Russia had not vet ockpow
lodged the change in the Government hut
on the contrary, had interdicted ali
intercourse between the two countries
not allowing any French ships to enter the
port OF Russia carrying the tricolored far
at the same tine the ,nterdict extends to all
French travellers
BRUSSELS are to the Sd September uclusive-
u would seem by the tenor of The latest in.
telligence inserted in the fnreiUn pnn,rs.
that there was prospect of an ARRANGEMENT
between the people of the Netherlands and
t"e KING. HE latter has nanilested n dis.
p"ron 10 o"I,gdlnate, and it is probable a..
harh'nY would DC TSv>~.-S a., ,neasures
of the States General, which were immedi-
ately To meet. Our former accounts of the
disturbances IN the Netherlands came down
to the 9th of August. All was comparo
lively quiet in Brussels on that dav, when
the news that a military force was approach.
ing renewed the agitation in the public mind.
This was soon allayed, however b, procama.
tons OF the commanders the civic ruard and
OF the troops of the provinces of Middle Bra.
bant, assuring the inhabitants that the troor.
| which were marching upon Brussels. wouId
mot enter the city As long as order should bo
preserved The deputation for the Hague
| set out on the morning of the Goth An ac
| count of the result of this visit to the KIM.
| AT the Hague, will be found i'm another COL
umn. On the Both the shops of Brussels were
open as usual, aud no excuses were com
nitied.
BY extracts from Partisan letter of ono
of the London papers, dated Paris. Both Ar
uust, il would see IL TO be the intention or
the actual Frnnch government still TO excIndo
from France the Bonaparte family.
The troops of the Algerine oxpedit;on
were much dispiiiied Great sickness had
prevailed amongst them. The tri-colored fac
and cockade had been assumed By both the
fleet and the army. 1t is said that 1000
troops would be necessary to replace those
VINO mad erher been killed, were sick, or
were disguised with the service. if il were
intended the army should proceed AGAINST
The natives who occupy the mountains
| An account from Naples says, aporeher.
sions begin To be entertained, and an inspr-
rcction Is expected To break out at Palermo
and Averso.
| The HarDeSt an Great Britain. Although
the weather had been uniavorable in some
paris "t Great Britain for harvesting, yet the
crops are reported TO be fine in QUALITY and
above the average of any thing of late
years.
Don Miguel immediately restored the Bril-
fish vessels captured off Terceira ON the arri-
val of British naval force TO demand it,
Con Nina left Paris Aug. Both, for the
F., Spanish frontier. He would pass it or not,
according to the prospect of success in at
tempting revolution.
Naples date of Aug. ID, mentions that
tho Dey OF Algers continued to attract alton
! ton there. When The news of the event.
IN Paris reached him he exclaimed, & God is
great that King drove me from my throne +:
now his people drive him away"
The greater part of the town Of Baden has
been destroyed by fire.
Intelligence has been received of the death
OF ALI Pacha OF Egypt; he died at Cairo
a Commercial lctter.irom Bale. dated An.
gust q, says, +" There is a report ofimpor,ant
events having taken place at Naples 1t is
SAID that revolution has broken out there.
That The Swiss regiment of Lowenberg was
dispersed, and that the Royal Family had
been arrested. n National Guard had been
immediately formed, and patroles were ira.
versing the city with cries Of" Vive la lib.
erie We give this news as we received il,
not we may state that it requires confirma.
ton. On Change to-day it had great eff.
fact o" he Ducats.
Young Ney, Prince of Moscow, is to
command regiment Of the National
Guards. Upwards of 100 General Off
ceis OF the Army, appointed in 1880,
are TO be removed, to make room for
the old officers who were TO be taken
from their retreat. The family of Boz
na2arie, in Italy, j, is said have claimed
the privilege of returning to France.
Goblet was giving puiIic lectures
in London on the French revolution.
and in fact exhoriing the British people
to follow the example Of The French.
1t is said that the ex-King OF France
wrote an autograph letter to his Males
ty William ". asking permission to
seek an asylum, for the present, in En-
gland, to which the King immediately
returned favourable answer.
The eldest son Of the Pacha OF Eqypt
IS now residing at the Clarence Hotel
Plymouth. He is said to be very fine
young man, thirty years Of age; and
understands the English language re-
markably well He has visited almost
every place in England and Scotland.