The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-16

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 iie i5ietatof mad issued orders farb;1a ssi1ple under the pain ot death, any person to p's frontiers oi the nelghborng States win ss'1 s,'e The severity oi the General serves to at'ns order and dtsclpliEc. 0Ae soldier had has. h.''ah for insubordlnation. siot
 1t IS stated from Warsaw, Decembeeo | tie activity and clergy displayed by the Iaa a,al tor, have elected the entire re-esabsE .e', public order. - "s
 Sttft Later-decidration ot RQssaa.-We ha, prepared the foregoing abrldgemcnt of the nss ,'a from Iolahd, before the papers Der the fanad, were put into ourhallds. fhe tollowi1a iaa' inaa. talit articie appears from St. peterSbuisI na ecmber ie: pe-
 His hlajesty the Emperor, by an ukass 4h 18th Instant, has ghcn 10 Eleid Marshal aaa. Dlebrsch, inc ctnel command of the army 0h'at Is assembling on the esterfl lfoier ot e a,, pire with all thepowers and prefogatiyesa attaeb cd to that othce. 1t the same time. his. AIa,as ty has declared the Gosellnents of C reaa 1sg;, na, hilhsk, iodolia, and Volhynia. and also te province oi Byaiistoek, Il. ;l state of var ,nSl placed them under the administg4tiaf af t,sa Commahder-il-6 hlet. He army in fbe 6ala will consist of tic detached corps of the {s,ep. adlers, the ist and I'd corps Of infantry. the sa and 5th corps o1 the reserve Cavalry. and inc detaeEed Lithuanian corps, which, with alltba troops belonging to 1t, will constitute tie glh corps of infantry.
 The Russian Guard, 10000 men. would bs ready to march from St. ietersbureh. for 1bo Polish frontier, on the @5th Dcc. Business # st. Petelsburgh at the date ol the latest ae. counts, was completely dead. The Goyerfiueat Is determined to send at overwhelming army i- to Poland, and to crush the lnsurree lIos to,te qei coate.
 On the news, however, being received at the Polish capital thatthe Russian Emperor had or dered the corps of General Rosin to eHtet po- laad, the Dictator (according 10 the Warsaw Gazette of to-day sent his Aide-de-Camp to that General to declare to him. that as soon as the Russian army passed the frontier of Poland he should immediately give orders to the To. fish troops to advance. itis said here, thatt Inc Lithuanian corps in Russiais ordered to with. draw from the Polish frontiers. Its place will be supplied by tie corps of General Saeken and Paplin.
 Rfpeffea to3b1esii. lR2ltssid.-T hefcpofse en slse London Exchange, of disturbances having brO- ken out in St. Petersburg, and which is sa4 tp be confirmed by some letters from ffafihargh, has caused much upeasiness to tic IkiSaaa DoftiFloltitfs, a tiiistt Stocks i.ae. ated good deal. It is said that the Emperor has leltthe CapitaIand gone to Riga and that most of the nobles, and many of therespectablo inhabitants have also left.
 Prince Galitzin, 1t is stated, a Minister Of State, had been discovered urging and pushing the people or, rl tiiesc disturbances, a.i been banished the country, as also had the Minister of Justice, for the same cause. The eoantfyis described as being in state of considerable ex- citation. Depredations were constantly taking place. and many Of the rneleaders hadat differ. cnt times been punished on the spot. The mill ! tary, it is said, hadnot taken any partin the pro ceedipg. One of the papers says a report PTc. 7 vailed at Vienna, that revolution had taken place at Moscow, In which several General off cers were killed. These accounts we believe to be great congregations.
 Be{giam.-From Belgium the accounts arc highly satisiactory--aii is euietness there, aft the London Globe says that q private letter, ad dressed to an eminent house in London states that the affairs of Holland and Belgium are like ly to be adjusted; that Belgium takes upon her self one half of the Dutch debt, and that in re- turn the free navigation of the soheldt is grant ed to the Bclgians.
 The French papers state, that Prince Leopold is to be called to the BeIgic throne, and, nor der to remove hejealousies of France, he s1o marry daughter of the Citizen King. Mar shal Gerard, the late Minister of War, is saidto have complimented Princess Mary on her aP' proaching nuptials and honors.
 f ~, cf nt 1l ter from koningsburg of the 18th Deeemoer,- ss ou may contradict all statements in Tegafa'o commotions having taken place here, ard 'lls1e IS not the least danger of such an occurrence@| be apprehended, nor do we fear that q war ss' Poland will take place."
 Haly.-The Courier Franeais says, that 'ls hs report of an instruction in Rome seems 'o " confirmed. 4 letter from Genoa says, tna.