Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-08-27
From the ChariestOn Courier cf August H.. LATER FROM ENGLAND.

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 The ship Robert Puford Capt Candler arrived yeser- day let Liverpool on the morning of the 2d ut and brings mes o London papers and Shipping Lists, down to the evening of the 2eh June and Liverpool papers of the t ult
 The most interesting intelligence contained in these pa ers the favorable aspect ofthe Polish cause. It ndenty stated in the London C0urer oft 28h June that syera of the Russian noby who had been serving the amy for the last three years, had retired their estates De- gtng for its ind6endence. This gives complexion the % hghy favorable to the of this long oppressed bu gallant people.
 The Robert Puiyford has made a remarkable passage. snt ei lusear on the Sh July which time her steering Charleston Bar yesterday What equally remarkable, erae the whole time, and without calm day
 Prince Leopold, in letter to the Belgian Congress- has accepted the Beglan Crown on condition that the Con gtss adopts the measures calculated consolidate the hihgdOn, and to obtain it's recognition by Europe.
 Great alarm exists in England the spread of the Cho- era Morbus on the Continent, F antic paed visit to una ha country Although physicians differ in opinion the Cholera Morbus being infections the reports of sasaung effects in Russia likely produce most dread m m l, pane ,n G. Britain The disorder said have extend a tG Arehange from which quarter all arriving mmgana wl be subject to long and rigid quarantine Jhe Flour and G Grain in England "''' '' ''i"'''~"'
 The French Chambers after the new electop ,re , have been on the 9h of the present month of the anniversary of the Kings accession but French metng and the 23d of July fixed npon for the purpose m object in making this change have government III July, the 27h, 2sh and 2eth The King placed at the head of the grand preparations which be in readiness for the qualification ofe plble enthusiasm in or der to be able to control and direct it.
 One ofthe grand ceremonies be exhibited on that occa- slon will be the inauguration of the Pantheon the bury
 gpaee o the great men of France, and the transerenee Of the remains of Benam in Constant with those of other patriots, from the of Pere-a baise to the new "IempIe of Fame"
 serious difference ofopinon is said tn exist in the French oa9het, on the subject of peace Marshal Sou is aid to be in favor of the ate but strenuuusy opposed by Casimir Percr.
 The reported disturbances at Antwerp e 16h June, are e9ntned and the new governor is said have given
 
 prNlOds to hombardng the city
 Lcs from Ireland, of the latest dates give the most hcart-iending accounts of the ufrngs from famine and wah'' m many Of the districts of that dcvdted country. MT Ewart the member in Parliament from Liver pol has given notice of bill abolish he punishment of death and substitute mider punishmen in ofsheep stealing, eate-steang and stealing dwelling house. no person being put ill fear of their lives hesein
 Don Pedro, inc Ex-Emperor of Brasil, Travelling under the title of the Duke of Braganza attended by his suite land cd a Dovertrom Cadz, the 25h June-tis under stood that he IS to take up his residence in England He wllh military honors and on the following day off for London m great style.
 WiHian ROscoe, Esq died Liverpool the soh June, m the 79th year of his age-wt known throughout Europe ph nnthropst, parot and gentleman of high literary attanmeuts.
 Paris June 22-The Messenger des chamires contains the following the death of Marshal Diebitsch:The grin caused by the dismissal from his command which m- mediaey preceded this event. joined his excessive ndu sence m the use of intoxicating liquors, appears have casoncd the apopexy which destroyed him Marshal Die btsch parook of much of the bucher He was rather more capable of combining plan of tactics but like Bucher had the complete of
 soldler and an active spirit He great eater, and had the deporbe habit of drinking daily after dinner raj bowls opunch in order, he said, promote dgeson and keep off the cholera morbus His military operations Poland were all unfortunate, either from mscalculaon bad execution IL Hishowexer, but just take in the unforeseen difficulties by which he asaled the first instance by the sudden haw and afterwards by the various nsurrectos which cut off his communications. At the same me thwart,d by the Russian Generals who his secret enemies, and by the Grand Duke Mehae Prince brave any other sodie but except upon parade-seeng an extensive tonagraton part of the empire lighted by his fau least, yexed by the failure of his attempts to pass inc Ysula his mind be- came distracted disposition apopexy could but be increased by so many overwhelming caes and by the mmo derate use of spirits; and the of his dismissal substitution in his place of the Russian Paskewtsc must have been finishing stroke to him. Paskewsch is said be the perfect contrast his predecessor served cool and sober He has hitherto only distinguished himself by conduct in the against the Persans Debtsch was only known by his campaign against the Turks. There is believe that Pakewitsch well pre- he