Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-22
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Four DAYS LATER FROM PARIs.-The
ship Alabama, Capt. Rocket, arrived
yesterday morning from Havre, whence
she sailed on the 18th August. We are
indebted to Capt. Rocket for French
papers to the nth. The only intelli-
gsnce furnished by this arrival is, that
the affairs between Holland and Bel
gum are settled-and therefore all fears
of continental war put to rest-and the
news from Poland more cheering.
A convention has been concluded be-
tween Gen. Belliard and the Prince Of
Orange, by which it is agreed, that the
Dutch army shall commence on the 18th
Aug. its evacuation Of Belgium--the
French army to accompany them to the
frontiers-The Prince of Orange is to
send an officer to Marshal Gerard, to in
form him of the route, which his army
will march, and to fix upon the stations
that each army will take at night. The
Dutch army is not to enter Louvain, but
provisions and forage is to be furnished
to them thence.
From Poland the intelligence is more
cheering for the cause Of liberty. An
investig ration has taken place in relation
to the conduct Of Skrzynecki, who has
been honorably acquitted! The Diet
has issued proclamation which stimu-
lates and encourages the nation, and the
utmost harmony and union prevails in
Warsaw-every Pole will oppose the
Russian force, and fear is a stranger to
their he carts. 1t is stated that the insur-
rection had again broken out in Volhy-
MIA.
The dangerous situation in which the
Poles were placed, and desire to know
the secret plans Of the Generalissimo,
occasioned the summoning of Grand
Council Of War, composed ofmembers Of
the National Government, the most ex-
perienced Generals, and eight members
Of the Diet, representing each palitinate
Of the present kingdom, together with
some others representing the Polish
provinces Of Russa-at this council, all
the members having sworn to secrecy,
the GeneralissImo explained his ideas OF
the campaign, which, it is said were ap-
proved, and gave fresh hopes to the coun-
Gil.
The Journal du Havre Of 17th Aug.
says. 1t is stated under the date Of Ber-
lin, Aug. lst, that positive information
was received that Field Marshal Paske-
witch had instructions to negotiate with
Poland, and that the negotiations were
to take place under the walls of War
saw. 1t was said that one of the condi-
tons would be, that the Poles should
extend their DEGREES Of exclusion to the
house of Romanow. Inreturn, they will
be permitted to select vice-roy from n
mong themselves, Czartoriski or Radzi-
WILL
This information, is contained in the
Courier du Bas Rim, and comes from a
quarter that In our opinion entities it to
some credit. We hope that it is true, for
the cause Of the Poles has come to the
extremity that negotiation alone car
save them.
AT Paris on the 18th Aug. an impress.
sion pre- vailed, that the affairs Of Poland
might have a better issue, than was q
short time before nticipated. The Po-
lish ENJOYS in that capital felt more con-
fdence. A paragraph in the address oi
the Chambers to the King, on the sub
ject of Poland, has given rise to hope
that the dependence Of that brave coun'
try may be acknowledged by France.