Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12
NEW YoRK, August 10.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Manchester, Captain Sketchley,
arrived at this port from Liverpool, this morning,
bringing London papers Of June Both, and Liverpool
of the list utmo. Their contents not very impor-
tant. tt
FRANCE.
The late rnmor Of another change in the French
ministry, is not confirmed.
1t has been stated in London, by a person of high
rank, who is known to possess the best OF nfor
nation that the French elections will go much against
the Minister'S and that M. Cassimr Perrier and his
colleagues must either give way the liberal party
or retire from office. The liberal party demands 1st
The full execution of the plans Of July promised to
Lafayette. Cd. The dminution by third, least,
Of the enormous civil list appropriated to the King
Sd declaration in favor of the Poles, and cordial
alliance with Belgium.
BELGIUM.
We have now arrived says the Times, at an im-
portant stage in the Belgic question: question
of no moment in iisojS put of immen' interest as
con.-:..itig the seeds Of peace or war. We have
got a King elect for Belgium. The representatives
of the Begic people, after knocking at The door
Of the Palais Royal, and being refused minor
Orleans by his father and guardian, have sent their
Crown to Electromagnetic and found Prince
of mature years and adequate experience ready to
putt on his head.
Prince Leopold, in letter to the Belgian Con-
gress, has signifed his acceptance ofthe crown on
certain conditions.
RUSSIA AND POLAND.
u Is IepOTieu ielu-hdTSndl SOuHt 4 ooA'
ewitch is i'll ofthe Asiatic fever at ST. Petersburgh
(The statement of the Posen Gazette that he had
arrived at wilma is not coniirmed) 1t is said thai
he has declined to take the command Of the army
General Toll is for the present at its head.
The detailed Report sent by the Field-Marsha
Of the battle of Osrolenka, states the Russian los
at 81 officers killed., aad liz wounded, subaltern
2gG 9r 6.s killed q sa above 5000 Of gboo
We're taken prisoners.
The Warsaw papers state that, on the 18th Gene
raj Scrzynecki put the main army in motion IN n,
direction OF Muir. The news from Litbuana and IN,
Ukraine's is good. The insurgents appear to b,
gathering strength daily, and several successes or
their part are mentioned in the French and Cermsr
journals Gen. Gielgud is now stationed IN Ssnooit;a
Lithunan district to the North of the Niemen. m
crossed this river the 5h June. near Kowno from
which place he drove the Russians. His fnrrr,
amounted to 5000 which were very soon
to three times that number by the junction of the In
surgens, and the rise of the inhabitants Rossieni,
and Telcha were occupied by the detatchmepts
The Russians retired with precipitation at all points
There were reports at Warsaw, through circtit.
Gus channel, of victory obtained by General Chrza
nowski over Gen. Rudiger, about 10 miles from Ram
csc. butwe have neither the details nor any ofica
confirmation fit. The cruelties perpetrated on tn
unfortunate Yolhynians have excited as much indig
nation in the Prussian capital, in Poland. Tn,
feelings of the whole mass of society are wound up
the hghesNptch, and it is impossible that any system
Of policy On be strong enough to prevent an interior
ence IN babAf of she heroic sufferers.