The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-22
LIVERPOOL, J uly I6.

LIVERPOOL, July I6.
 Accounts from Madrid state that the French and English Ambassadors had received from their governments orders to demand their passports the moment the Spanish troops entered the Portu- guese frontiers.
 Accounts from the frontiers of Poland state that a considerable number of Russian troops were assembling in the enyirons of Cracow.
 In France tits evident that the King is abundantly able to control the capi- tai; yet it is surprising that so con tefnptible a number of insurgents, not more than a thousand at the largest es- innate, should be able to make the re- sistance which they did, to a really powerful army, that might have taken the field against nation. h. the West too, though the enterprise of the Ducf.- ess of Berri seemed so Quixotic, the struggle has not been unworthy of the Vendeans of former days. The ad- ventures of the Princess have been quite romantic. While another female was personating her, and de1uding the government agents on board of the Gar To Alberto, she landed at Rosas, enter tered France by the eastern Pyrenees. and headed the Chouans. We annex some of her proclamations, in the name of EIenry V., more as curiosities than as being worthy of attention.
 AReERs, June 5-S o'clocs in ase eue- ,iag.-The Chouans are masters of the Chalonnes, small town on the left bank of the Loire The steam boat coming from Nantes was obliged to turn back.
 June 7:-Events are mu1fiplving.- l wrote in great haste. The Chouans, defeated at Montjean, retired 10 La Pommeraye. They took GO0f from the receiver of taxes. A slight engage ment took place last night between Bonnuvre and Ancenis; I50 of the line encountered I,200 Chouans the militia ", after having four men killed and three wounded, retired 10 Cande. The Chouans suffered great loss; among the dead was numbered Laudemont, the chief.
 NANTES, June S.-The following documents, each printed upon paper seven and halfinches long by five and half, bordered with fleur-de-lis, sur mounted by royal coronot, have been numerouslv distributed during the last night in several quarters of Nantes:- stpRocLAMATIoN OF MADAME, DUcHEsE DE
 BERRI, REGENT OF FRANCE.
 sYeDdeans, Bretons, all the inhabit- ants of the faithful Western provinces! Having landed in the South, have not feared to traverse France, through the greatest dangers, to fulfil sacred pro- mise, and share the perls and fatigues of my friends.
 ssI am at last among the heroic peo- pie! Open to the prosperity of France, l put myself at your head; with men like you, victory is certain. Henry V. calls upon you; his mother, the Regent of France, devotes herself to your hap piness; one day Henry ". will be your companion in arms, should the enemy threaten our faithful country.
 s.Lct us repeat our former and pre- sent watchword-Long live the King Long live Henry V.'
 (Printed at the Royal printing office of Henry V.
 ordinance .jor Disbanding the .army.
 "Henry, by the grace of God, King of France and Navarre:-
 ssConsdering that the strength of the army is out of proportion with the re- sources of the state, that it requires heavy taxes to maintain it, and that il is altogether useless for our relations with foreign powers:
 eWe have decreed, and do decree as follows:
 .Art. |. The soldiers of the classes of ISl4, 'l9, and 20 are authorized te return, tto their homes.
 .Art. ?. The civil and military otll- eers are personally responsible for the