The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27

ae Damas, dc billele, ae I.at6ar 1fau- bourg, de pastarct, de Monihel, de Rey- ronnef. inc Emperor ot iisussia at taches himself 10 Henry V. and repelS the Duke of Angoulene. Besides iin- itating the example of Alexander, ne pretends to act the part of disintefest- cd magnaniinity in establishing Henry ! v. and his mother Regent for some dit- ference appears to exist on this pont.) He demands only the reimbursement, J in specie, of the expenses or the afnla- mcnt, and recognition by Europe oi the last ukasc on Poland, which has met,at NienHn with serious difficulties.
 F'England is considered by Prince Metternich as out of all question o4 Eu- ropean order; but tie 8eae,agcncnt which Austria owes her imposes delay. Thus, 10 cover itself on lhis side, Aus tria wishes 10 make France the aggres- sor. The presence of the tfi-eoIofed flag at Ancona win, it Is hoped, furnish the pretest. The Emperor of Austria 1 personally does not desire a restoration. ifs wishes are ia favor of the Duke of Rechstadt; and t is by fattering this idea, which he could not serve, that Prince Metternich sugmounts the hor- TOT of WET entertained hy Francis II. :; with the reservation, however, Of using the fortune of arms in favor of his lla- tfed against France, in which the i'm poror does not participate. Besides, the people of Hungary. Germany, lily ria, and Italy, arc in a state of cxalta- ton embarrassing 10 Prince Metternieh. All the efforts of this diPlomate were directed witha view to the notifications of the last protocol, containing the pre- else clause that the King of Holland should not be constrained by force of arms: will he succeed, or has l4e sue cceded? lam not aware.
 "En Paris (and tlis easllY yefilGied] lhc official coTrcsnondenf ard ..go.,a ei Holyrood is the Marshal Duke of Bel luna. You may regard tl4is infofma- ton, as well as tbe rest, as authentic. 5
 Ky very remarkable coincidence al the very ti4nc ti4is information reach cd us We also received from anothcr part of Europe (EngIand) q letter from tour habitual London correspondent. in which we read the following -..The important question of waF is again the prevailing topic. War, considered itn. possible q few days since, is much tallx- ed of at present, and well informed per sons appear to give eredenee to the re- Iport. They say that there exists q SC. crct treaty between Austria, Russia, and Prussia; that ty h5s frea{g, .qustrfa ts bouIld 10 send hes forces 1ato Halg, while Prussia and Russia shall invade France; that the momellt of atlas.., shall be thpt of the King of Hollands cam paigh to conquer Belgium, which has been wrestcd from him by the reyolu- tionary party; that although the ratif- cations have been exchanged, these ra- tilications leave William of Orange perfectly at liberty to net. The latter will either subvert Leop8ld's throue. or impose the obligation on France of as sisting her ally; that the government Of Italy, faithful to it's origin, cannot dis pensc with sending is army to the field, and that then the contlagation vii! soon become general.
 They add, that when tue time comes, Messrs. BouFmoHt and de Ia Hoehetac. I qaelin will repair to France with the Duchess of Berry; that the GeseTter ol Waterloo will place himself al the head < of the Royalists of the South, whlle tho hero of fidelity will occupy La Vendec, with the mothersof Henry v. Such are the reports accredited iu the saloons of the nobility. They are so to such q degree, that the Countess ol < Jersey thought there was no indiscre. T tionin consulting NJ. de Talleyrana as to their veracity: NJ. de Talleyraaa was at her house; she approached him, and begged him to tell her ffanA}g il decidedly it would be peace or war that ; would terminate the interminable pro- tocols, and would close the ConieFcnee. I do not know replied M. de Taliev- rand. However, to say the truth, do know how it will end sAAiad how is that? Why, by chanee.' This is what we submit to the mediation of poliii- cians, and to the solicitude of govern ment. I:ance awaits its explanations 3
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