Litchfield enquirer., 1832-11-08
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

ana LlvefpOOi papers 10 the X4tn incnS've'
 By this arrival intelligence is received that Sir Walter Scott died 0n the 9s1 of Sept.
 The most important political news is the decided rejection by the King of Holland of the propositions of the London Conference.
 Letters have been received at Paris from Alexandria, dated the l8th of July. which state that trlcgraphic despatch had been re- ceived at that place. announcing the capture fthe Turkish camp at Hama by the Egyp- tians.
 LeiM, Sept. 18.-This morning at 10 O. clock, the United Kingdom sailed from New Haven roads for Hamburg. having an board his Ex Majesty CharlesX Duke de Bordeaux l and suite. , t.
 Deoth of Ferdinand of Spain.-Londom, Saturday evening, Sept. 22.--lnielligence has hren received through France to-day. of the death of the King of Spain. which there is no reason for doubting. though Asane persons have declared themselves incrcsiNlOus On the subject His healtl, has been declining for some time past. and he lately has had se- were attack of the gout. This news, if con Armed. is expected to hasten the approach of the crisis in Spain. Michigan.-The people of Michigan have determined by vote, not to take even theNre- liminary steps towards assuming the rank0fa a State. Tie Detroit papers attribute this de- cision to anapprehension that the making of 1 State Government would increase the taxa l ton. -%s as
 l A young man named Gregory was shot and instantly killed. whilst sitting at his frssde. on l the evening of the SOth ult. at Columbus. ln Ethe count ysof 2 Chenango, N. Y. The name of the supposed perpetrator is DenisOn, who 1 is now in prison awaiting his trial.
 4 $ Ftl :. t 1 Northampton, Nov. 1.---Man Robbery !-The great 1 Western Mail was stolen from behnd the Mail Coach this morning between this and Chesterfield, aud notwithstanding the vgilant exer,iofs ofonr Post Mas
 ter and the citizens ihe road trace of has yet been discovered. Three fellow were seen lHrking about the stage-touse just before the stage left, and they uDquesonaby the perpetrators ofthe robbe- ". The mail probably taken nuO the adjoining
 woods and rifled of it's t,e value of which cannot vet be kmowmy tong before this time. Every
 exeron is making 10 the mail and apprehend the robbers; and the reward of fifty dollars, offered
 by our master hoped will induce the young
 men on the mail route make vigorous effort to seS
 cure them. Il Unripaked Speed--The passengers who isf New.
 YorkOn Tuesday mornng, by the Camden and Am
 boy ralroad line, six o'clock and ten minutes arr-
 we'd at eight minutes before three in Philadelphia;
 and the passengers who iefl Baltimore that morning,
 a, half past six arrived a three o'clock, making the
 passage from New-York 10 Baltimore in IT hours and two nnutes.-N. Y. D. Adr. sl IngsnSity ef Yankes Gais.-We were s,owR yes
 ierayat Messrs. Rhoades' Hat and Fur Store, very
 handsome Ladies Cap" made from ths feathers oi , the sGuinea hea It exhibited much dexter'iy and
 cunning workmanship. and appeared to us qane as
 valuable as the :. far fetched and dear bought article
 imported from China last season, and sold at from ~ to 30 dollars each. It was made by young lady ol Ipswich.--Bost. Trans.
 Sevanly of the veterans of the revotnon appeared
 before the judges of this county last week. 10 snosan ,iae their terms of services. The county of Chau-
 tauqne, which did not contain single white inhabi-
 ,an, when these services rendered, and for 90 wears aGier was mere bowling wilderness, now boast of an active industrious population of 900. FredORja N. r. CensOr.