Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-10-11


Lord Privy Seal was instructed 90 insist up
On, yOu win perceive that Nieholaa has cum
ningly saved him the trouble and be hes |
made n virtue Of granting Mnasxed, what he
Knew would be demanded. We still look
forward TO the result OF the mission for more
substantial benefits; aud with the hope that |
Il will he SO far successful. as again to elevate
Poland to the same station that she held, pre-
vious to the breaking out ofthe revOlutiOD.-
The insurrectiOn 10 Lithuania still continues.
The insurgents kill all prisoners.
The Paris correspondent Of the London !
Morning Chronicle thus speaks Of the mar
riage Of the King Of Belgium 49,
The Princess Is young, handsome. aTniabIe (
--accOmplished- religious. !
Her character 10 that Of a young woman who I
has received virtuous aud finished education
who has been brought up by devoted and
affectiOnate nOther-whO had little taste for
courts and ceremOnies-and who never per-
sOnally aspired to throne. The princess is
a well behaved, gentlewOmanly girl, of twenty
years Of age, with mild and unassuminC man
ners, and who regrets with all her heart that
her father ever assumed the throne Of France.
She resembles the daughter Of your Wing no.
biity. She has no taste for Protocols or
Conferences. but loves primroses aud violets,
drawing, music. aud reading. This is her
eulogy. Women are, not all destined to be
Madame de Staels, or Madame Colauds. or
Madame Genlis-but for all the endearments
and enjoyments of domestic life. the Princess
Louisa Of Orleans is admirably calculated
and have never seen 10 the higher circles Of
life young woman more worthy Of happi-
ness or more entitled TO love and respect.
King Leopold is more than double her age.
He is reserved, cold, honorable, well inform
ed, courageous, gentlemanly, and sincerely
attached to the new dynasty in France. He
has knOwn the Princess many years. When
she was only sixteen, he avOwed that her
manners, appearance and character, delight
ed him; and Prince Leopold Of SAKE Cobnrg
was always fayorite Mt tho Palais, Royal.--
In the affair Of Greece, when residing 10 the
Rue Richelieu, at the Hotel DIES Princes, he
used to go daily to visit the then Duke Of Or
leans, at the Palais Royal-and his opinion
was always invited by the German Prince as
to the propriety Of his accepting or rejecting
the offer made him. The marriage is not then
one purely Of state policy or Of state interest
but if the royal pair are not passionately de-
voted to each other, at least they entertain
those sentiments Of respect and esteem for 1
each other which are essential even to royal
happiness. Their characters are suited to
each other. They are not enthusiastic or ar
dent, but they are contemplatiye and serious.
Virginia.-The Cholera RACES on the banks
of the Potomac with unusual maIignity. On
plantation belonging to Mr.. Brandt, IS miles
from Alexandria, out Of eleven persons, eight
have died, including Capt. Gibson, a Mr..
Washington, aud the Oyerseer. Mr.. Martin.
Ia letter from the eastern bank Ofthe Poto-
mac, go miles below Washington. ii 10 stated
"the cholera RACES here with great violence.
and is JatGl IN euery case. No premonitOTy
symptORs admOnish its approach. Pains,
cramps, vomiting, collapse and death in few
hours are its characteristics"
New YoRK, October 8.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BY the Packet ship Hannibal, which arriv-
ed Yesterday we have received London papers
to the lst Sept. els 4
Portugcl.-No new events of importance
have occurred in Portugal up to the last dates. !
Poland.-.The Russian authorities were
proceeding in their barbarous and shameful
treatment Of the Poles: transporting many to I
the frontiers. and Incorporating them among
their half-savage troops. 4
Engkand-The Cholera had increased 10
London within few days. There were 274
deaths by Cholera during the last week,
which showed an increase of 1853; and the
had increased ATT.
The Count dc S0rvilliers Joseph Bona
parte, Ex-king Of Spain) continues to reside
It Marshal Thomps0n's Hotel. in Cavendish
'quare. II is understood that the Count will
shortly proceed to Italy. where some branch
% Of the BOnaparte family have fixed their
abode. The Ex-king and suite drove up to
Marshal ThompsOn's in a carriage and four,
Ind ne is living at the hotel in style belit-
ing nobleman or gentleman oflarge fortune.
The Bonaparte family are allied by marriage
Q the English arist0cracy Lord Dudley
Stuart. brother to the Marquis Of Butte. hav-
ng united himself to a daughter Of Lucien
Bonaparte. Count Suryilliers is ID deep
for his iustriOus young relative,
he late Duke Of Reichstadt.
J0rG.-The Handelsbald Of Saturday, gives
10 account froaa the Java Courant. of great
nundatiOns and storms having desOlated that
sland. Mountains tumbied down-houses,
bridges. sluices, canals, and rice-Relds were
uined. and ON the 9th OF Feb. a large tract OIL
aud round Batavia stood under water-rna-
" ships were lost, and all intercourse with
he upland parts was cut Of.
Z IfipoA.-By letters from Tripoli ofthe list
instant. received at Malta, Il appears that
evolution took place there on the 26th ult.
md that Sadi-M Ohammed, the heir apparent
t the reigning Bashaw, was at the head of
ne insurgents. On the 9th the troops of