Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20


advertiser are indebted to Captain Robinson for
les of papers, including London dates of the 9Th,
liverpool Of the 9th April.
The following, which is the leading article in
he Liverpool Chronicle of 9th April, gives a
uccint summary fthe news OF the week precod-
ng.
LIVERPOOL, April 0.
The accounts from France since our last leave
The question of peace or war between that country
and Austria as much in suspense Us ever. In the
Chamber OF Deputies, on Monday last, General
Lamarque demonstrated with considerable warmth
against tho pacific bearing Of France towards Rus
STA conceningthe affairs of Poland, and towards
Austria in reference to those Of Italy. The An
swcr of the minister for foreign affairs spoke of
the latter as still likely to be cleared up by expa
nations which had been demanded from Vienna.
In the mean while, the Austrians, Ms will be seen
by the account in tho letter of our London cores
pondent, continue their operations for the eXpu-
sion olthc insurgcnt forces from the Roman States.
The tone Of most Of The French journals is war
like, and the prriotic associations Glamour loudly
for hostilities. The rise, however, in tho French
fundsw would seem to indicate preponderanco IN
favour Of the hopes ofpeace.
A report was also in circulation, that commu.
nicatlon had been opened between the Poles and
the Sublime Porte, and that ENJOYS had been mu.
tually sent from Warsaw and Consttntinople The
French papers go the length of saying that had
actually been declared by the against Russia.
An instruction, tits also asserted has taken place
in Courand. These, however, arc, in all probable
lily, onlyto be classcd with the multitude Of ru-
mouts TO which the excitement Of the times ma
turally gives rise. IN.
Belgium still remainsa safJkkt of doubt and
dsquiet, to all who feel an interest in the spcad of
free governments aud liberal institutions. Agita-
led by contendinA factious and distressed popu.
lalon within, ana 4rom without, bullied by one
hostile power, heatnncd by another, frowned
on by medistors, and coldly encouraged by friends
il i$scWcsly possible that she can much longer
escape both the pcrilS Of war on the one hand and
the trammels ofdiplomatc intrigue on the other.
Between the rrocamltions Of the Regent Of Bel.
GUM, the operations Of the German Diet respect
ing the Duchy Of Luxembourg, and the COM
plants and thrcatenngs Of the Dutch Minister for
Foreign Affairs in his speech in the States Gen.
cral, Saturday last which ellis little short Of
declaration OF war agQHM the Belgans, no likeli-
hood remains for an aS'hnce ofhostities, but by
n yielding the part 81 the Belgium Government
10 the suggestions Of the protocols Of the five pow
ers which II has already announced to.bc incom-
paible with the dignity and independence Of a free
state. We confess, we look with no slight anxiety
| lOr Tie result.
The affairs of Poland, ifany reliance NAV be pa.
ced on tho concurrent testimony ofthe accounts re-
celved from various quarters---yia Paris, Berlin,
Hamburg, and other placcs--are Frightening in
prospect. letter was received in London late on
Thursday afternoon, by express form Frankfort, da
ted the 3D.. inst II announced that official ac.
counts had been received there from Berlin, with
Intelligence that the whole Of the Duchy of Samo
gohe far as Gcorgcnburp on the Polish frontiers
was in a state of open insurrcclion. II was rcpor.
ted that the guards whose advanced posts had ali
reached Pultusk, would be OBLIGED 10 retire. Gen.
oral Goimar was at Grodno ON rhc 2Gth, The
headquarters OF Field Marshal Diebisch were Oh
that day at sicuica, General De VIII was nj Phi.
awy, Generals Toll and Krcutz were at l.ubn and
round Hamosc. Into this latter fortress General
Dwornck had been, in consequence of the sr,nc.
rior numbers Of the enemy, compelled 10 retire.
This, if true, may operate as diversion IN ayour
OF the Italian insurgents, by compcnp Austria ID
provide for the Tranquility" Of her Polish BRO.
yidcnces and thus decide die question of nascr ~,
war between that power ana France.
From lie Correspondent oftfe LirerDool Cbron;.
cle.--LoNDoN. in, half past 7P. NJ
Letters from Milan, Of the aOth ultiioo. sta,o
that the Austrian corps, which had entered tho
Legations. wa, procccdno IN Nv ,nari r,';.9 ~
This corps is said 10 consist of twenty bn,t1lions
and twelve squadrons, with artillery in ,rono,t;n,
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