The Arkansas advocate., 1832-12-19

place since the 20lh ut. The Walcr Witch sailed this afternoon, with the despatches, for Portsmouth.
 We are sorry to state that the choie- ra has considerably increased at Dunn fries, Edinburg, and some other parts Ne understand that in some of those places this augmented activity canic ol immediately after the dscontlnuaHee oi oi gratuitous supplies of food to me poor had taken place, measure which the exhaustatlon of ail the funds which could be received by the authority oi the priyy Council, unfortunately ren- der una, ,oIdable.- .Hegscol Gazette.
 The English newspapers, Vt observes are full oi wild surnises and intercn- ccs respecting the affairs of the late Sir Walter Scott. A paragraph quoted from magazine tito the Times says, with most unjust and absurd sarcasm, that Scotland will permit Abbetsierd to be brought 10 the hammer to satisfy tue creditors of tie iilustrious deeeassti.- 1 'Flie truth is, there vii! be 10 need for either Scotland or England iuterpos. ing 10 prevent such a catastrophe. Of the debts included in Sir Walter Seott's trust deed of February, Is26, .i f2i ,0Ge remain unpaid, exclusive of interest; including all other debts, the expenses of his journey, death-bed, &c., the whole does not exceed E30,C00. Now such are the pfosE eets of further profit | from the cheap editions of lis writings. that the family are enabled to come for, ward and offer to the creditors upon t,sa trust the whole sum still due, dedueting interest, which, there is no reason to doubt, will be accepted.
 The above, we believe, is strictly correct. Our contemporary adds, that Sir Walters family may even be enrich ed by his writings. if Parliament grant q renewal of the copy right; and this nsay also be tFtle, but il depends npon too many contingencies to eHter into cal cuiatlons at present.
 FRANcE.-The Courier of Saturday i evening, Oct. l3t1, 1,says:-ssAlltllep paris in the new Ministry ol France are DOW hlied up, and the Cabinet is formed.- Marshal Soult and the Duke de Brogiio remain ln the offices whit | were eH- abled togive as delimtively settled on the 5th inst. The former as President of the Council, and Minister of War de partmem; the latter as Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
 The composition of the entire Cabinet stands thus: Marshal Soult, President of the Council, and Minister of War.
 Duke de Broglio, Foreign Affairs. Gin the place of Sebasiiani.)
 Nj. Thiers, Minister of the Interior, Gn the place of N. Montalivet.)
 M. ilamann, Finance, (in the place of Baron Louis.)
 Nj. Guizot, Public Instruction, (in the place of Girod de l'Aain.)
 Admiral de Rigny, Marine, (remain as before.)
 NJ. Baflhe, Seals and Justice, Gre main as belore.)
 Count de Argout, Commerce and Public Works, (remain as befare.)
 G these, isi s; i,u5,fsi4i,, N. \. s:i Nj. Gulzot, and NJ. Barthe, are Mem beys oi inc Cbamberof Deputies.
 NM. Louis and Gifod de l'Ain are made Peers of France.
 NJ. Aiontalivet, late Miaister of the Interior, assumes the lhtendaney or the Civil List.
 The composition of the French Cab met suggests al once the idea of it's in- stability. That parry, of which the Duke of Broglio is the head, can out vote the friends of Marshal Sour.- The President of tEe Council, there fore, IS, as the French emplsaticallv de sigaate |, fi;.!!se position. ileiss!f is tic official Premier, without the predomi- nant influence which should accompany tie office. Moreover, uiiei, We exam inc tlrc state ofpublic opinion in France. We fine 1t decidedly opposed to the par ty of Doetrinalereswhich at present over rules the Cabinet. Neither is public opinion in favor cf Marshal Souit, as i'resldelt of the Administration, how. socvcr much 1t might be inclined 10 ad- init his pre-emncnce in the conduct of the military organization. Thus it seems that the present French Cabinet is rot strong from it's own integrity, and that neither party has inc outward support of the national good will.
 PARTS, Oct. l4.-It is said that the Baron IsageI, the Dutch Minister at l,aric l.ld i Lie ..4