The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-06

tTus ANoUe SN"feSrs " ~ JSHu"tst""
6y the British arR,s-- Defsnt of tleI
.R.ssiGas il Ciredssis D. Gcultiss of
Nh. Jaadsn - FaHcf Cotton.
In advsnce,as uslA, all our weekly
contemporaries, we publish below oil
ssthe impor'An. intelligence bought by
the British Queen, which Vesesl arrived
a, New York on Saturday night abou,
2 8 O'Clock, after an unusually long voy-
age Of twenty days. The news, owing
TO the non,aHival out Of the Liverpool,
lie not Of the interest We had expected,
nevertheless il is Of such Importance az
TO entitle il 10 considerable portion Of
our sheet. The Intelligence from the
cast will be found particularly inleres-
ting; and in order 10 have i, more fully
understood We have caused an engrav.
ing Of the scene of action TO- be made
for the qualification Of our readers. Ii
is very probably that by our nes, we
shall have the intelligence BY the Llv-
.~erpoul, which vessel sailed from Eng
land on the 10th, and 10 therefore due
at New York early next week.
The British Queen sailed from Lon
don on the first, aud Portsmouth OH the.
third, givingus news ofthe highest inns
> portaRce.
Ths:British army have gained signal
victories in Aighans'an and Cabool,
And all that coun ry is now reduced un-
>. der their power. A full account will be
found 10 the annexed extracts accom-
PANIED ~ithsa map ofAsia. The Rue
-eians. have been defeated in Clrcassia.
10 a commercial pon, Of view we
t.have important news. The Liverpool
had not arrived when the British Queen
sailed-nor was their any Intelligence
ofthe suspension ofthe United S,a,es
BaDk-great anxiety was !elt for arri-
val. According to orr accouts by let
: tsrs and paper, i. YOU d seem that Mr..
Tjnudou's difficulties are not over. The
loan on London for GS00, 600 had no,
3sbsen filed up beyond dispute and Q
- great controversy had broke out in the
press respecting lie character, The
negotiation Tor The ivan in Holland had
failed. Cotton had fallen three e,gh,>
of . penny 10 Liverpool, audyarns one-
hall penny m Manchester mos. unlock
.esd for and unprecedented decline and
!. fears were entertained that new diff E
cul,ss lwuaid bieak out in the money
markets Ii such was the condition oi
eraoRey sRd commercial affairs before
the arrlvstof the Liverpool, what will
they be after the ARRIVAL She carried
4ou, $3.50, 900 ~ specie, part OF which
was for the Untsd States Bank. This
~steamcr is now on her way to New
York, having eaiied on the 10Th inst,
end i- out eight days. IN another week
swe may expect her.
tThe long passsge Of The Queen has
fsbsen caused by her southern route
The weather generally was moderate.
&but she gos into the Gulf stream ono
sthus was retarded al least two days
The action oftba clean was e4Aai Il
.>250 miles ofloneIiude.
The British Qusen's Marriage
%Tners is now no longer any doubt Abou
1hs intended marriage Of the Queen VIII
. Prince Albert Of SAKE COburg. He il
constant, with her; eats.Wih her, taik'
with tsv, walks with her and rides will
he. This factis to be told to- parlis
sment next December, and the marriage
rs TO take place in April.
The Queen's MarrIage-Flying ~
~m,rs begin TO ripen iu,o certainty as t.
tho marriage ofthe Queen; and it seen,
that Vctor,a will not, like the fotme
maiden sovereign, he teazsd with tepet
ztsd applications # rom parliamenttc ente
,rssu,eba matrimonial circle. Prince Abe
n,post critical cas-! the aacs which is hkel
f-a.tne; and as our fair reader
knay be curious to kaow some
al the form and bea'ing of til
10 can win the band ofthe Quee
y. y. add that he is described as
hoble-loeking fellow, with bl.
alr and whiskers rather sand
gall, Of cheerful dispoaitio
iaffec,ed in bic manners, and
loEuglish we'll, but with somethir
in In Hccent."-Sm.
Victoria reviewed all Il
wiEpops, the l4th light dr.
PctOfa rice Brigade: in Il
prov indsor. on the 81 Vt
SSuwas in fac health al
Iiod by prince Albert.
ea1side is on visi,
k.nit WArwick Ca
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or inf dead.
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