The Arkansas advocate., 1831-03-30

teN1fs'J sffv"ao"e0 "teft. pfo>ffiS, Atst lis impossible, that these corps could nov operate n junction; they would uos b, ffabie to stand against siil army. backct by the whole nation. Poland, withou an army. abandoned by fine whole world drove the Russians from Warsaw il f794; and the immortal Kosciusko cap tured their artillery with a handful o peasants.
 We have hastily translated these items, which, upon the whole, arc less warlike. Every thing seemed languid in Paris.-.4merican.
 La.er.-=T,ho most important article to America aontainedin the papers.by,iate arrivals ut New l ork; ..s ihe inlerma- ton that the boundary question, which was referred to the King of the Neither lands--is at length settled. In the se- .cond edition of the London Courier ol Saturday, 10th Jan. we find the foilow- ing article:
 HAGrE, January 10.
 s'Their Excellencies Sir Charles Bagot, Ambassador Extraordinary and Mirs T Plenipetentiary of his Britannic Majesty and NIT. Prebie, Ambassador Extraordina- ty and Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States of North America, have tliis morning received from the hands of his Majesty. the Acc which declares the deci- sion given by his Majesty, as umpire, in differences between Great Britain and the United States, respecting the determina- ton of the frontiers of their respective territories.''
 Latcst.-By the packet ship Sully, Capt. Pell, arrfved at New York, Feb. 2, Paris papersto Jan. 18th, and Hayrei to the 20th, are received.
 The Committee of subscriptions at Paris in favor of the Poles, is stated to have received already about 100000 francs. Lafayette subscribed 2Q,00O francs.
 One of the Paris Journals announces that an engagement has already taken place between the Russians and the Poles, which resulted in favor of the lat ter. Hisasserted that l500prsoners were taken and six cannon.
 They write f.am Berlin tiiai e isitha- anian regiment had gone over to the Poles.
 A French army of observation, consist ingof 40,000 men, to be stationed on the frontiers of Italy.
 4 letter from sarsovia says the Rus sian troops have for some days had to contend with the cholera-morbus.
 An expedition is preparing at Tercei- ra against Portugal. More than S,000 men arc already assembled. An Eng fish banker has loaned the Emperor Pe- dro twenty-five millions. The Portu- guese refugees at Paris are pressing for to London, whence they will repair to Terceira. A frigate, six steam boats, and some transports, are to sail immediately.
 Paris, lIaa. I5.@-The news from Bel gium which arrived last evening, has ve- y deeply occupied the Councils. Al ter'the turn given to deliberations of the Congress, there is no doubt that the Crown is to be offered tn l.onis Philippe, and already, in all probability, the de- putation which is to submit the wishes ot the Belgian people, is on it's route to Paris.
 Jan. l6.-Many citizens of Belgium, 1t is said, foreseeipg the embarrassment resulting from proposal of uniting Bel gium with France, gravely proposed to declare war against the country with which they wished 10 be united. By this means, they said, France would be enabled to invite Belgium without the violation of any treaties.
 Jaa. lS.-The news from Belgium received here, speaks of the renewal ol hostilities between the Belgians-and the Dutch. It is said to-day, that a Proto col has at length been signed, which pla- ces thestown of Maestricht provisional ly in the hands of King William, and re- linbuishesSthe citadel of Antwerp to the Belgians.
 Jan. l6.--The Turks have just sent an Envoy to Poland, charged with malS ing treaty of alliance ill the name O the Porte. The Turks are to make 6 diversionupon Moldayia and Wallacl,ia The Poles under Sobieski preserved tho liberty of Europe by beating the Turks it would be curious BOW to see them cs tablishing the liberty of the world b, an alliance with them-
 Havre, Jaa. I l4.-E 'is asserted tha our government has received positive in formation Of a design on the part O Prussia to attack the Poles on the ont
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