Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-24

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.-The ship York, Captai busey arrived at New-York brings Liverpool dates Of 25th and London of the 24th.
 We have only for the following items ofnews copie, from slps of several of the Eew-Yorl papers.
 The general anticipation ofwhch the previous arrival gav nornation that the parliament would be prorogued by kng has been realized. On the 2oth of October, ss went to tne foue oi Lords and delivered speech pro rogulhg Parliament to the 22d of November the subiec oi the reform bill, he expresses his unaered desire pro the settlement Of the question by an improvement il the representation.
 The propagation the 22d of November bu t,he December IS said in of the ministerial Journals be h, day when Parliament to for the dispatch of business The Reform Bi t expected will have passed through the ree readings before Christmas n the Commons and have bee thence transferred the Lords for discusso ht mean tune much excitement prevails throughout England Lords Lsss actual disturbance however, produced by lt than had been expected
 Sir T. B. Martin had been dismissed from his office Comptroller othe Navy account of his differing from the King and the Ministry m the Reform Bill.
 One of the largest failures known for long tmehas taken place at Lloyds The parties had been established for than forty years and always enjoyed great credit
 In all parts of the country meetings were held, at which pledges were gwen to support the mnisty in favor of reform. The Edinburgh Courant says thai meetings had been held in almost every in the purpose of addressing the King in favor of the present ministry and the bill.
 Lord sandon had elected Member of Parliament fol of and moderate Torie Whgs and moderate Re. formers His opponent, Mir Thornby, is declared be sncere and thorough going keformcr.
 Lord Ashley, anreformer, had been elected Member for porsetshr., in opposition to MT Ponsonby: prelude to the acceptance of office, the Globe, time will determine.
 Several Peers, ti.reorm Peers too have re- gently been large purchasers in the Ameran Funds One Peer who refuses all reform, purchased last week 3oooo American Stock his ancestors refused all conces sons the United States but folks there who forget nothing and learn nothng, be the experience what
 L0ndon Paper. Mir Van Buren had the honor dining with the King the 5th with select party among whom was our fair eoan- try woman, the Marchi0ness of Wellesley.
 The cholera had made its appearance in Hamburg Dur ing the first eight days only s deaths oceurred in popula- ton of l3o coo souls. The Leeds ades Eari Grey-Ths address, signed by 2o675 names was presented to the Premier on Thursday ny bce by @ Sir m to e ,e n on Wednesday Earl Grey informed, d, sired MT Marshall to return his warmest thanks to so large number of persons for the approbso they had of the sure he had brought forwards ad he particularly begged them that he soua propose the nest som of Par lament bill fully ,ren that of which the had SD generally approved -Leeds Mercury.
 The peeage stion in the French Chamber of Deputies ia decided in favor of the project of the Ministers by large An article in French Journal relative Greece says, that the Greek fleet was not entirely destroyed had bee announced Though Admiral NJ aus gave orders to bum every lining, the work of destruction partly prevented by the nterpostion of the Russian Admiral Itis said that there ouy four vessels burned but unfortunate they were the largest in the fleet Among the fine frsae Heas, and beautiful well armed steamboat
 From Poland the intelligence is only steps taken by the Russians the reduction of that unfortunate tnn,ry length arranged the which Holland and Belgian arrange their affairs, dividing their territories ca nesty, fixing each part of the large national debt, & and threatening enforce the decision by arms if either
 
 sters declare shall be adopted whoe and their is guaranteed by the Powers
 The Belgian Pltnipotentary NJ. Silvain Van De Weye declined axing his signature the 2i artcles ot the ground that they differed widely from what his ins ons requred and from the prelimnaries which ti in structio werefonned but forwarded them the 18th tober, to Brussels, for the Kings decision.
 Brussels papers of the gal Oct express doubts of the of Belgium, and intimate that the Minister of War has sel increased activity to his department since the arrva "A articles The Chamber had been closely occupied st the question since the 18th.
 POLAND-The cause of the patriots is for the prsen entirely lost fthe trcachery of part ofhe Polish leab is longer any doubt, and Krukowieck who was the is commander in Warsaw, seems to have acted in the sacrifice of his country Modlen hsdsurrelte ed the Russians entering the ath October aI the entirely dispersed. The rand Duke Miciaj and Mar shal Paskewitseh had rerned Warsaw ths 8th number of Russian officers of rank had arrived there, officers also of different grads in the Polish arBy Prince Czarturyski, General SktZyneck and Count Machowsk had retired into the Austrian territory; ChiopR, whose wounds yet healed, remains ip Craeow.
 FRANCE.-Ail was quiet The French Govehment has taken great step towards free trade. It has iiroduce law, aboishing prohibitions, and permitting mporta ton and cxportaton at reduced scale Of duties.