The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1836-01-16
TWELVE DAYS LATER FROMx
FRANCE.

P"S~' sup @A'o""yS noW AAo"ic,
Dec. Sd, arrived at New York Wednes-
day evening, bringing papers Of that city
ofthe end of December, and Paris pa
pers ofthe same date, containing Lon
don dates to the 80 of November.
Mr.. BARTON, our Charge d'AfIares
to- France, came passenger We
make the following extracts from the New
York papers. Naval preparations were
gdng forward rapidly in France.
<she American of the Gath inst contains
the following details fthe movements in
the port of Brest -" The Gigates Didon
and Terpsichore have been put upon the
war establishment by the completing of
their crews. Yesterday, the liflieth per-
manent company embarked on board the
ship Of the line Jupiter, whose crew will
be increased to 800. The 80 gun shin
lena, and The Sanli Pelri are beng rap
idly fitted out. The ships Did on, Alier,
Loire, and Recherche, will sail on the
first favorable wind. Great numbers Of
Seamen daily arrive at Brest."
The Censeur of Lyons has the follow
ing :-"Tho Sardinian fotilla, whose des-
Inaton' is not known, will be composed
of five 60 gun frigates, three frlgates,
from "A to so; sloop, cutter, two
brigs and SIX gun boats. A levy en- masse
of seamen has been made on the coasts
of Piedmont, from Nice to Spezzia which
includes all adults between 13 and 40
years"
LONDON, Nov. 2s.-The stocks closed
yesterday at 81 SO.
A letter from an intelligent merchant
IN Paris, received on Wednesday, says
81 think that the American affair is
extremely serious, aud however absurd,
am by no means satisfied we shall not
como to blows. The Governments seem
now to have taken up their respective
positions in such way, that one or the
other must recede to bring about an ami
cable arrangement. You know enough
Of jackson to be able to Judge yourself
whether he is likely to do so for my part,
| rather expect him to hurl another vlo-
lent message at our heads. AS TO our
Ministry, retraction would be as much as
its existence is worth, for any trucking
would be doubly obnoxious now that the
windy arrogant language ofthe Americans
among others of Mr. Barton, who quail
flies the pretensions of our Government
as flagltious," has excited good deal
of irritation here.-My last hope there
fore is, that the matter may be allowed to
drag on, painfully but without collision
until time and doucee President soften
it down. y Times.
A letter from Antwerp says -" The
insurance companies of Antwerp have
given orders to their agents respecting
ipsurances against the dangers Of war
we are assured they have forbidden such
insurance, or, at least fixed the terms on
which they would consent to undertake
them. y Standard
General Sebastiani, and the Charge d.
Affairs from the United States, transact
ed business to day at the Board ofTrade.
Albion.
The Paris correspondent of the Hnvre
Journal, writes by the last estalette, eve
are assured that M. Boisle Compte, the
diploma,ist, is about to depart in fast
sailing vessel, on mission to the United
States. We are not acquainted with the
nature ofhis Instructions, but hope he
may be more successful than he was in
his mission to Turkey, in 1888"
There had been an excitement in Paris
by report Of revolution in Sardinia, in
favor of Don Carlos, but the stocks which
went down in consequence, had recover
cd at the last date.
PARIS, Nov. 3O.-The Eclarem Of
Toulon Of the Goth instant annouces that
the Maritime Project had received orders
by telegraph for equlpng and armingtho
.hgesiras of 81 guns, the Scipion Of 80,
aud the .f'temise irigate of 50 guns, for
the purpose of forming part of the squa-
dron OF observation. The Eclaireur, up
on this, observes, that according TO all ap-
pearances, this squadron will assemble in
the ocean, and hold itself in readiness to
act agains, the Americans.
PARIS, Dec. "A letter Of the 9eth
ult from Monlreuil, says Our coast is
in state of agitation. A considerable
levy of men for the navy is being made in
all the maritime ACCOMPLISHMENTS, We DO
not yet know the number, bu, the admin
Isration detains every effective man, from
/ 8 to 36 years Of ogc who has not ye,
served"
The Impartial states, that no fewer
than fifteen ships of the line and fifteen
lrga,cs have been ordered to be armed
and equipped for active service.
London, Nov. o7-The Paris papers
contain accounts of the naval prepara-
tions making by France to meet the con-