Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-06

| STILL AATEA9s~-kY Tuesday nght's ma
we have in P6Sscript 70 the N. Y. Daily Advertise
the account Of the arrival Of the packet ship JOhu
Jay bringing advices mLverpooltO the 9Th, seve,
days later than the previous accounts There appear
to be nothing very important The Daily says -
| The news from Enrope is Of pacific character.
Flour had sold high Is 81 shlings per barrel and
higher prices were demanded.
The riots and disturbances IN the agricultural coun-
ties in England have somewhat abated though nlany
outrages are reported.
In the British House Of Lords on the Gil, Decem-
Der, Lord Lyndhurst m0ved the third reading Of the
Regency Bill. Alter some remarks from Tie Lord
Chanceor the bill was read third time aud passed.
On the Cd Of Dec, Prince de Lieven, Ambassador
Extraordinary from the Emperor Of all the Russias,
The English Funds had improved.
The London papers are much occupied with the ev-
,dence which was given against the French Ministers
before the Court Of Peers.
Arrests continued in Portugal. The family Of the
lice.
An attemp. has been made to assassnate the tyrant
Of Portugal, Don Miguel. The person, who had
ly approached His Majesty, had a poignard in the
sleeve Of his coat. He was arrested.
The Americans and English in Paris have given q
dinner to Gen. Lafayetle-200 persons sat down.
The London Courier of December 4, says,-Iord
Ponsonly is to proceed to Belgium negocaie Gr the
settlement Of the Belgc affairs, with the sanction Of
the Five Great Powers.
Russia has addressed circular to the different Courts
Of Europe, in which he thai Russian soldier
shall pass the frontier except with the Of
the FIVE Great Powers.
The Paris papers OF Thursday, which arrived this
morning, are destitute OF interest. The Funds are
steady.
The London Courier o Dec. Z, says :-Therc never
was period at which grea.er confidence was display
ed in the judgment and impnriiaty Of the British
Government than is shown at the present moment.-
We understand that this feeling has been evinced not
only ny France, but also, I'M recent communication,
by the other Continental Powers; and although
friendly intervention was the utmost that in
iendedby the late Government yet the conduct which
the members of the cabinet have pursued has render
principle will he departed from, much stronger
than il before the late change Of Administration.
lf Belgium does but show the same moderation which
has been displayed hy her powerful neghbor, are
convinced that we shall soon have TO announce The
satisfactory adjustment Of nil matters now under dis
cuasioD.
The Brussels papers Of the 4,h inst. contain an ac-
count Of the Sitting Of the Congress Of the 3D. from
which appears that in addition the candidates for
the sovereignty Of Bcgium mentioned in the French
papers, the Duke Of Lncca, the Archduke Ferdinand
Of Reichstadt, have been proposed. No further all
vance has, however, been made towards dccsion.-
In consequence Of some father misunderstanding be-
tween the Provisional Government and the King, the
conferences respecting the point Of demarcaon OIL
Belgium and Holland had been suspended, and M.
Bresson had set out for the Hague, to make remon'
strances to the Dutch Government upon the subject.
The preparations for war, which are being made by
the Dutch, do not seem by these papers, 10 have crea-
ted the least uneasiness in the minds 81 the Belgans
Prince Leopold is talked Of as King Of Belgium
The proposition is that he marry one Of the French
Kings daughters-but the party Of Merode is the
most powerful in Belgium.
The London Courier Of Dec. z, says: We have
ceved the Paris papers Of Sundays they contain very
little news. letter from Rome states, that on the
2e'h "'' the Pope supposed to be at the point Of
death.