Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-02-16
FROM ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

FROM ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
The packet ship Sgicie dc erase, from
Havre Jan. 2, and from 1orbay England,
jan 5, brings Havre and files of news
papers OF the latest dates
THE CANADAS IN ENGLAND.
The Odd Highlanders have received or
ders to embark for Nova Scotia, in a ship Of
war. The 23d Fusileers, and list Light
Infantry will proceed, il is said, to the same
destination early in the spring. "All Off
GERS or leave of absence from regiments at
present serving in Canada have had their
leave cancelled, and are ordered to proceed
forthwith, via New York, TO join their res
pective corps"
All the regiments in the Cuuadas are to
be strengthened, each with one captain,
subaltern, and 100 rank and file, with pro-
porionate number OF non commissioned Off
GERS. A number Of half pay officers, of va
rous ranks, have also received orders 10
proceed Immediately to Canada, for the pur.
pose Of being attached to the different mill
tia reg iments, TO assist in improving their
discipline, &C. Many are TO embark by the
next packet.
YET LATER.--We see by the London
Morning Post of Jan Sd, that another arri-
val from New York had alarmed the Brit
lsh authorities yet more as TO the condition
of things in Canada The disposition of
our citizens 10 interfere in the quarrel was
putting new lace on the contest. 500 OF
the Grenader Guards, and 500 OF the Cold
stream received orders to hold themselves
ready to embark. -Four companies of artl-
lery have also been ordered 10 hold them
selves in readiness to embark for Canada
VIA New York Two troops of horse ar.
tllery are ordered to Ireland, one OF which
will relieve the Rocket troop stationed there,
which will proceed to Canada. In addition
TO the above troops brigade Of guards, two
regiments of cavalry, six regiments Of the
line, and two batalions ofthe rife brigade,
are under orders for the same destination
These troops are to be augmented by two
regiments Of the line from the Medilerra-
mean.
The leading English journals are full OF
discussions upon the Presidents Message,
the n. E. Boundary of Maine, and the af
fairs of Canada.
FROM FRANCE, there does not seem 10 be
any thing of Importance
The French journals of all parties, as is
natural, manifest lively interest in the af
fairs of Canada.
The Gazette Of France, (CarlisD has a
long article in favor of direct intervention
of France in aid of the Canadians, as an ex
cellent line of policy to injure and humble
England The Gazette says that such
would be the course Of Henry 4th, or q
Louis 10th, or a, meaning by this blank
Henry 5th."
The Bon Sans, Journal Of "extreme o
pinions," contains the following paragraph
upon the present affairs of Canada "a
number of French volunteers propose form
ing Themselves into an auxiliary legion to q
to Brit America and assist the Cana
dian I'd Fiots in their resistance to the do
minston of England J" adding, 1.-THE French
who love liberty remember that these insur
gents are Frenchmen by origin, that the,
were given up TO England by the goo,
pleasure of Louis XV and that the treall
of 1868, by which they were delivered owe
to that power has never been ratified by tn
people Of France"
The opposition to the despotic projects @
King Ernest seems to have gone on ihcreas
ing. The Gazette de LeipSie of Dec. l0t
states that on the preceding day the advo
Gates of that city were required to sign tn
declaration OF feal.y but that the principal @
them refused.
At Osnaburg there had been commotion
growing out OF the arrest Of one Of the buI
gomasters, who refused 10 administer tn
oath OF lealty. The populace attempted
rescue him, but the military put them dowr
The turgomasters Of State had unanin
ously protested against the Kings manifesto