Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05
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i"o tyrs o' hh Europe seem to lie fixed on
preparation, Tor the approaching struggle bstwee
Russia and Poland. The has not We, actually be
ru"' out r"mor- OF war" are heard Ike the sound
thInders preceding The tempest. On the l7,b Janus
~, OF the Paris papers, lie Globe announced con
hdeuuy that severa engagements had taken pIss he
tween The Polish aud Russian vAoguards, in all which
the Poles had been vi orious having taken elk nj
OF cannon from the enemy, aod 1900 prisoners Not
wi hstanding the crcumsantiality OF this account il
does not ssem TO have been much cred ed and IL
not confirmed at the last dates.
In the time, the preparations on the part of the
Poles are going on wi visor A regular army OF
$4,000 men has been raised, and arrangements have
been MAIDS Tor increasing IL. Ii has marched to the
fion,iers, supp red by militia OF so 600
Another protocol oil the FIVE Great PJwer. relating
10 Belgium, has been laid before the Begc Cong
The purport of which s that the me taken by The
King OF the Netherlands obs ruct the navigation Of
the Schel are OF hostile nature, contrary to the ar
n's'lce and to the Previou, protocol recognizing and
.hicrcing this armsce. The five Power, Their fore
demand the repeal Of those measures, AMI add ,hat
they shai consider the rejection OF III demand a. IN
sc OF no tii'y against themselves. With regard to
Belgium, the Powers require ,hs troops to- Cease the
hostilitieS begun at Mg.rcbi and TO return To
former position by the Goth OF January.
ne qucslIon OF choosing chief Of hs state of Bel.
GUM 10 still under discussion in the Is lgc Congress
On ths IL Of January, Gsndehien commune ,ed
the result Of his application to the King of France 10
allow the Belgian to confer the sovereignty of the
State on his The following was the answer nj
Louis Phippe: "
M. Gend-ben, you are the father of a family.
nearly as numerous my own you are therefore in
q A In
The feelings which agi'aie my nd at this rnsmen,
You must feel ayr cable it must be TO the hear,
OF fdher to find his called the throne of Bel
GUM by the free and spontaneous wishes Of the peo
pl5 Of that country am even persuaded that the iib.
rsI education OF my would afford a sure guarantee
Tor ths maintenance aud deveopmeotsof hos. in u
tOos you have just created. IL is there,re doubIv
painful me to be obliged TO declare to you that
cannot aecede to ths wishes OF the Congress gene
raj war would be The inevitable consequence, aud no
consideration eau induce to txpose nyselt 10 The
accusation OF having kiuded a..
through the ambition Of placing my son upon throne
BESIDES hb ry rarely Pring, victorious out oil war
You, as well as we, have al interest In praservng
peace but If your independence attacked wonIJ
not hesitate, but consult oUIy the duties OF humanity
ana my own warm sympathy well IS The, Of all
r1aucr, 'or your cause. am persuaded that should
be seconded ny the whole nation"
40 eSPrfss has been sent to Paris to inquire OF the
Ffench Court whether The election Of tbs Duke de
Leuch'enhourg weuld meet with the APPRECIATION OF
mAl weT. IN express TeUrDsd Al Brussels on the
llth, b 'inging answer from Frmin Royier The
agen, OF the Pfovi-i nal Government of Belgium in
"hieh ne writes nat he had obtained interview
with tue french Monarch, Tho told him that il the
Congress considered The friendship Of France worth
preserving u u wished Tor her support aud protsetion
w hmes OF need aud particularly tor advantageous
treaty OF commerce, and total di4appesranee n IN.
line OF cusom houses, II IL desirsd in abort 10 uI,;
ply amcable relations with France Instead of
them on atego her, II shO I'D not be in favor of the SOL
oil Eugene de BehuharDais. The wisely informed
members Of the Congress, OF which is great nsi,tv
is composed, would, he said, be fully aware OF The
reasons "hy the French Government could not be con
tent at seeing Prince OF the family OF NsPoI. on
relgnin8 at its very gates. These reasons, he said
were 700 seIi-evident TO need further explanation.
was however point most positively and irrevocabI
detefmlnso upon, 'h't Ftaues would never sckaow
ledge the DUKE o. LeuehtenbsTg a. King Of the % l.
giaos; and, above all, the King would neyeS oivs hin;
one OF his daugh'ers as wife. He said bawev.r
mat ne sh9gd with sai''Son 'es the choice Of The
not hesitate to give him one Of his daughts,sD
The Augsburgh Gazst,e OF the 18Th Inst, eon.,;o.
the following under date OF frontiers Of Poland L.,
ary f." Letters from 81 Petersburgh announce hs,
We Polish puation received very ooldly by the
EnPetor re referred to his manifesto, aud said he
OSu Ean F3llnd tine TO reflect upon ill the lsi
o. Mete" The Gaz-ue alec gives the folio wing er.
nact o. q ,susr from Warsaw, dated jan. 81 4, is
eAPes'eu Ws' w. within four days. no satisfactory an.
s"sr from ~ Peterborough reaches ~ from which Al,
hmieable Arrangement may be looked for o, n no an
s"er az all should arrive the Dictator he d,te,mnJ -,
CONSIDER II asa declaration OF war. A. hsad'a,',,, :,
PeePaiHuons are making 10 move. Every day Russian
o"te's ano sodieTs arrive among Ne, who esve fIsI,
's"'' WIN ~ 'h'if arms The Russian army is rhres