Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-10-27

The Moniteur Of the ]sh Septsnber, |,
'ays that "the army Of the North, i
shich entered Belgium 10 defend her
Independence aud neutrality, which
were guaranteed by the Grand Powers,
returns to France. A division com.
by General Barrels. about
Ia, 900 strong. will remain momentum
y upon the BslEic territory, at the
demand and at the disposal Of King (
Leopold. The head quarters Of Mar, |
shall Gerard 'and his Royal Highness
the Duke OF Orleans, will be transfer !
red to MaubeurHe, where . camp will
be formed behind and near that town."
Letters from Bucharest OF the 10th
August. give accounts from Constan-
tinople Of the 2d, stating that 1900
houses, almost the whole Of Pera, had
been destroyed by fre-that GO, 900
persons were without shelter, and
had lost most Of their property.
Late and important from Russia.
The brig Cronstadt has arrived at
Boston from Crenstadt-haviny left
that port on the 25th August. 1t is
stated in the Advertiser, that on the
day the brig sailed, information wac
received from ST. Petersburg that the
Russian government had notified the
French Ambassador that his presence
was no longer necessary, and that his
passports were ready to be delivered
to him. This information was derived
from the deputy Of the American Con-
sui at Cronstadt, who considered il
authentic, and was confirmed BY the
Captain Of tho Guard House at Cron-
stndt, who signed the passport Of the
above named brig" The New York
Commercial temarks:-"T This infor-
nation may be true; though it is not
sufficiently direct to DO received with
positive certainty. What renders il
somewhat probable. In the fact men
toned in our previous foreign advices,
that the French and English Ministers
at the Russiani Court had been instruct
ed by their respective governments to
interpose in behalf of the Poles, and
that the former was directed to insist
upon The cessation Of hostilities on the
part Of Russia. In fulfilling these in
ssructions the French Minister may
have pressed the Russian Ministry 50
sharply as to have given oHence-and
hence the tender Of his passports
We shall anxiously wait for further
advices; foe, If the report be true, il is
the most decisive movement towards
a general war in Europe, that has been
made since tho recent breaking forth
Of the revolutionary spirit. If the
French Minister has been thus dismiss
ed by the Autoerat, neither Psrier,
nor his master, would be able to res
train their fiery countrymen from the
onset"
The New York Standard published the follow
ing paragraph:
Letters have been received in this
city from Boston, in which it is stated
that the brig Cronstadt brought intel
ligence not only that the French am
bassador had been ordered to leave
the country, but that the Emperor
Nicholas tcas dead"
From the Baitimore Patriot Of Oct. %.
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
The brig Lady Adams, Capt Sta
Piles, arrived at this port late last even.
ing. having left Liverpool on the 18th
September. Our previous dates were
to the 9th, by the Birmingham at N.
York. BY the papers we have receiv-
cd we discover no news Of much i'm.
portance, except that the cause Of the
Poles continued to wear a most unfu-
vorable aspect.
The Hour market on the 18th was
one shilling lower than former prices.
A letter dated Liverpool, 10th Sept.
says:--'' Our Cotton market continues
dull, the sales this week have been
1890 and the import ~ 200 bags
In prices there is no change. The
sales to day have been 5000 bags with
no Improvement in the appearance Of
the market. In -four there is scarcely
any business doing, and our quotations
OF q and "a per Dbl. in bond are quite
nominal"
Coronation ofhe King and Queen
The papers are filled with details of
the ceremonies Of the Coronation, which
took place on the 9Th September. The
whole inner pages Of BelI's Life in
London, a capaciOus weekly sheet.
published on Sunday, are devoted to
that august subject. To increase the
interest Of its details, that paper pre-.
seats no less than four large engravings,
illustrating the various stages Of the
ceremonies Of the occasion. The first
gives Perspective view Of the Pro.
eession, through the Nave Of West
Minister Abbey. The second repre-.
sents the principal ceremony of the
Coronation Of the King. The third,
exhibits the King receiving homage on
the platform Of the Theatre. Ana the
fourth view, represents The King and
Queen enthrOned in state on the plat.