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SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

the Citadel Of Antwerp on the table OF the
Shambes OF Deputies BY the 18th November.
PA2is, Ger. Is.
Yesterday ~. Court OF Cessation rejected
the appeal OF M. Bascans. responsible Editor
o. the Tribune, against the Judgment lately
pronounced upon han, for Idol upon the
person of the King. whereby BIC was sentenc-
sd To - months imprisonment and fine OF
l0,0OOf.
The Hamhurrh Correspondent of the IIth
inst states that Charles y. and the Duke OF
Angouiemc, ON their way from SpaDdau Ia
Frankfort on tie Oder, breakflsted with
Prince augustus Of Prussia, at his country
seat at Bellevue, near Berlin. The Crown
Prince and all tic Members of the Royal Ia
mily now al Berlin, were present.
PARIs, Der. l9.-Mcssrs Berard md Dem
~, the former editor, and the latter printer,
at the Journal called Less Cancans, were To
have appeared yesterday before the Court Of
ASszcS On tie charge Of an insult towards
tie Kings person, but not presenting them
selves, the Court condemned, by default, VI /
Berar'' 10 years Imprisonment aud a fine
oh IuOO IL. and VI Dcniu TO one years impri-
comment and iine of 2rDg fr.
SPEECH or THE KING or HOLLAND.
The Session of the States-Gencrll OF Hol-
land was opened al the Hague on the / 9Th OF
October 10y the King in person. when his Ma
.iesty delivered speech, Of which the follow
ms are extracts:
Nigh MISUNDERSTANDING the las,
months OF the Session that has lust closed. I
hal some hope of being able, at the opening
oi TINS session. 10 announce tn you III. cessa-
ton of the state Of disquietudc in which the
country has been kept for these two Years, in
consequence Of tho Belgian revolution. NJ,
hopes have not been fully realized; the for
bearance which North Holland has dis pla,ed.
a ND Ia n a
stead oil leading TO q reasonable solution have
OF late only increased the cxactions it is sought
70 enforce upon US.
The communications that Will be made 10
you by my orders, respecting the state of the
negotiations, will convince YOU that the CON
descension of which we have given proof>
has reached its utmost bounds-thosc which
are hxed 10y the homo, the independence and
inc safety OF the country. In the meanwhile
am happy IN being able To- announce To- YOU
that have received from the foreign powers
i"sh marks OF interest. am equally happy
TO be able, in this state of things, to assure
Your High Mightnesses, that the inc ans Of
defence organized along our frontiers arc on
the most satisfactory footing, and that our
land and sea forces merit the greatest praise
Tor their discipline. their warlike ardo, r. and
their fidelity, aud fully answer 20 ,ne care
That has been constantly bestowed upon them.
u, contrary 10 all expectation, the interest
OF the country should require a greater dis
pay oil forces, am even now prepared for
mat purpose with all the necessary means.
FULLY relying on the assent of the nation"
Your High Mightinesses will perceive
mat We still occupy among CONNER ial ma
IONS inc rank that belongs to Us, and which
nope to preserve OF my beloved and royal
subjects, in spite Of all violent and treachor
o's attempt" Here the king mentioned
Tie iourishiaS state OF agriculture, the order
now prevailing in every branch of the admin
r,ration, the excellent state Of the canals
aud dykes, the Improvement of literature and
me sciences and the appearance Of the
eholera in IIolland.)
This speech has all the importance of for
mai declaration of war. II puts AN end 10
the protocols at once. The Conference are
toId TO do their worst. In short, il puts an
end To all further negotiation; and now that
England and France have held out menaces
they must either carry these into effect or re-
IRE from the task Of ArhItrament, covered
with ohloGuy and scorn. The people Of Iol-
land are determined TO resist all attempts 10
eoerce them, and the King boasts of receiy-
ing from foreign powers, repeated proofs Of
their sympathy" lie receives no such proof.
from either England or France, and therefore
Ny foreign powers he must mean Prussia
AIstria, and Russia. We have no doubt hun
That this Is the case. There Is secret supuort
somewhere positive promises upon which
the Ming relies, and understood arrangcrneut-
upon which lac places confidence. Mean
winnie, England and France are preparing
thcir ilects.
The Iiigue Journal Of the 18th contain. n
toOg article Of The new French Cabinet. Az
ter eSrrc s,ing an opinion that Marshal SouIt'S
haFing taken thc direction OF the Council IL
riuvdout To declaration Of war against
tt0i'aud, tliH journal adds" Let not tbe
fower' deceive themselves; for, however
rsirfow nay be the circle TO which the frat
shock Of arms may be confined il must ne
ecSarily become extended from the y,eorous
and formidable defence Holland i determin.
sd TO make, ard in which slps will preserve
an an energy which cannot faii, sooner or
later, IN shake all EUROPE
Tie British Parliament .tar,l. r,orc,,,.l q.
40 ITO Of December. bat The AIoruiaZ Her
AID cNPressc, a belief that Il viii b. te-a..
senD'F! 30 deliberate ON the AFFAIR." 81 BsIgi-
unl aud Holland, which has now eerisjnIy
CONG - "A CRISIS. The Liverpool journal ii
the 2uth says, Things on The continent arc
"faWms 10 "a crisis, which must ssentuate In
IA Lnroi ean war, OF permanent peace
rom Ireland there - nothing bat srcounts
VI 'ioieuoc, and 81 is causc-ths enforce
laont Of the 1.-THE claims.
GHERCF.
Extract from ne .n,n,,,to n N, .g,,,,,, On;
81 Court
GREctsSs ~ orr destiny is fulfilled
The COurts Of France. England. sn,l F,t.sia
~ TIE INSTANCE 81 the Greek nation. has. cho.
SCI go Sovereign. Their corporation. as
rihrieioWe o. u was disibierestcd. has coutri-
unied - tic independence II Greece; the
'hotce thry have made viii CONSOLIDATE, Il
under tie sceptIe 81 Prince Ohio Of Bavaria
Sreocs has nov becaIac a k,nglofn; sLe
Aas nov become allied 10 orc Of the most an.
70 = and iiiustfsous II the reignink families
~ Europe 10 fau,iiy which saccorrd Ler
we 'i't "rasslo--wbich aided Der IN her
incnt At hes scgeaerat,oo. A.. A., 20
|.ee.e VIII not delay strenafhes,D~ tie Ii,,t
which binds him a. tie n.fLo,. ~,