Southern planter., 1832-12-29

allied on the s2ult mp to which time W,
Al Ahe Liverpool papers. The London Sunda,
2isi ali add nothing from the cont
1O0l rdrh has not reached us through tho Paris
n And the markets continue the same as per
Ne nnies Carroll, arrived at Philadelphia.
ne United Kingdom" ofSunday Q contains
flowing remarks on the
D~' Hg KING OF HOLLANDS WARLIKE
SPEECH.
ne speech delivered by the King Of Holland on
ag he Assembly Of tho States General, is not
dniIk-and-waier quality that royal speeches
,nHyare. Il brealhes war and defiance. His
sJC0mplalns Ofiniuries, insults and pcrfdyt :
lug he has made concessions for the sake of
10 the extreme limits of condescension. g. as
ulhe honor and the interests of the Dutch ma
sal permit; but instead of these concessions
elwaen hgO an adjustment of tht dispute they have
idana bsen followed by more unreasonable demands.
AH''ea y demands, he says, cannot be acceeded to-
:, P. eIeloTe REJECTS them, and points to his guns!
oOaid as The Conference that he is prepared fr war
% tihe sormed on the whole of his fronler-thit
inial and military forces are g the most eli
niuSi Hmte-that his militia are in the held-that
. 70 Iuunleers are ready TO march-that his subs
ea'ds pr indignant at the wrongs he has suffered and
udy 10 make any sacrifice rather than tamey
{ o The conditions of the London diplOmaisl
lsspeech, therefore, has all the importance of
na declaration of war. II puts an end to the
ns at once The Conference are told to do
worst. In short, II puts an end to oil further
alon land now that England and France have
Fmimenaces; they must either carry these into
orreiire from the task of arbitrement cover.
nh oblOquy and scoFn The people of IIol-
undetermined to resist all attempts to coerce
az the King boasts ofreceving from foreign
-. Ns repeated proofs Of their sympathy"
hnceives no such proofs either from England or
-. -. anu and therefore by Foreign Powers he must
? ", fnfusia, Austria, and Russia. We have no
olpnihat ihis is the case. There is secret sup
aS' Dnewhere; positive promise upon which the
hgreles, and understood arrangement in which
enq places confidence. Meanwhile, England and
a. ice are preparing their fleets The pilots on the
sdl are ready to remove the bouys, aud General
Il ise, is sulleny sitting at his guns. The com
BED ieet is destined for the river, and its first ap-
HA annce there will be the signal for general war;
W ltAbe no trlflng affair, as some the gentlemen
fSg fheSiock Exchange imagine. To blockade Hol-
'als aisa farce; this would only iuure the block
$50 mgpowers, cost England the loss Of some Other
nA ships, interrupt the trade, and seriously affect
can fmanufactories of the country. No naval qrma-
'ef niean drive Chasse from the citadel of Antwerp;
OF M@emoment French military force enters Bel
unhe PrGssans; TO the number of 100000 men,
10 Mldohe same.
ouI Da while these embarrassing movements are
na mgplacefrom without, Belgium is distracted by
,laHine divisions. The following which is replete
: nh interest, will speak for iiself:-
Brussels, Oct i6.-YeTerday the triumph of
3 Jesuit party was consolidated by the installa
mofM. Gerache, as President of The Court of
taahon. There was meeting of the bar in the
~ aonlng, and it was resolved that they should not
~ present. at, the ceremony. 1t was agreed also
- na' no advocate or GDOue should plead or haveany
~ u ansaeton with the Court In fine, that he should
u a'sni to Coventry: What situation fort coun-
y y0 be placed in-what a dreadful responsibility
/ o"welghs on NJ. Raiken and his Catholic friends.
! Twas iOund necessary TO place three companies Of
nInuy round the Paais de Justice during the in
!. 4,aon The minister is openly accused oflalse-
4 s"u, Y ne has not the courage to resist it.-As he
r ~ 'ne streets the finger of scorn is pointed at
umy old and young. Tie had the hardihood TO
'u'ife vindcaiiOn in the Mnnture Beige ew
Gays since, but the dupiclty and cunning evinced
'ne aatice only tended TO lower him, if possible,
ln The eyes Of the world.
0 London, Oct 21.-By regulation of the Ad
; npaliIy, such persons that occupy government
0uses under lht Board, will only have repairs ef
ee'ed and defects made good under similar regul-
! aons as exist between landlord and tenent, and IN
Ngsid to private residences.
ftroh IN Chiaa.--Java papers. received by the
-suum Of the Dutch journals, state that this in
-ueeuon has been completely quelled, though
.e'1ng SO formidable appearance. according tC
'u1 last advlces from different quarter.
iae London Age ofOct 81 has this article;-
a nem6le and his daughter had played four nights
.New York, " hen the last American news arriv
wv y" good but not TO great houses. They opened
s'n Romeo and Juliet; Faso was the second op
snee and the School for Scandal the third
ie ankees prefering her Bincia, in Fazio, to he
suy feazel OF Charles Kemble's Hamlet the,
w by no means enamoured,' not thinking itvast
superior to the African ROscius who appeared
ale At the Coburg
MSS kemble, says the U nited Kingdom, ha
s'ue most successful de bat in America. TIN
~. appearance was in Fazio, and her performanc
me hilh act is praised by the critics as 'neve
'T0achedupon in the American boards