Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-02-22
TEN DAYS LATER rgpM EUROPE.

We hasten to lay before our readets The intelli-
eet,ce received by the packet ship Pafrich Henry.
which, arrived at New York on the lst inst. from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on The 26ih Decem-
Der. She brings dates from London TO the 25th,
| and Liverpool 10 the 2G,t, Decemlrr. American
cotton had declined l-2d, in the Liverpool market
sales moderate. The news is 10, particularly
important
Nsw YonK. Feb. /.
TEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The British Queen arrived on. and landed her
rsssengets At GravesenJ nj 10, a. IN. Oh the 25th
| If December. and letters hy her were in Liverpool
At An early hour OF, The following morning. Her
long passage. - days. vas owing 10 strong head
winds. SHE was advertised to sail from London
on the first Of Mach.
Nei,he, the Cambridge nor the Independence
! had arrived out when the Patrick Henry sailed.
The winds bad been eas,erly for several weeks Oh
the eoas. Of England.
The Livetpnol steam ship was 10 leave Liver
| pool on the Goth January.
RI. trea, Western was advertised TO leave
! Bristol on The 2Dth january.
IN t.nss,te de France apnouices that the
Fore had issued lpttets nj Tuturum rel memort-
nm, prohibiting The slave ,taJe. The apcs'ol'cal
| letters are dated Dec. 3j.
The London money market remains unsettled.
hit cannot he said 10 labor under any great de-
p,essinn, United States Bank shares were sell
ling \, EIa-an advance Of los. over The latest
previous quotations. Money was plenty a, Paris
and Hamburg. at three per cent.
American cotton had declined Id, in The Ii
ve,povI market. Sales moderate.
The London Times says The Queens msrtiage
will take place on the 4th Of Febthary-Tuesday
nevt. The papers abound with announcements
of VIVA, is to be done m the grand cccasion-fo for
example, that gold snuff boxes will be given teall
the foreign ambassadors -(Quese, the connection
between snuff and mairin "y')-that ,be crown
Jewels are 10 be reset &c.
Lord Palnerston and the lowager Countess
Cowper were married on the 10th of December.
The lady is sister to Lord Melbourne. and in the
53I wear. Lord Palnperstpn is in his Doth.
Tbe United Service Gazette says tiai The
Queen. marriage will be signalzet. among other
things. by a revival of q female order Of knight
hbGA-1t faiher OIL lnaI hth1Cb III se ufutt VI IL
| garter which was established by Richard II, and
included he ladies' Of The knights.
The report is again circulated in papers, that
| Lord Ponspnby il TO DO succeeded by the Earl OF
| Durham. as ambassador OF Constantihople-aid
| as usual. the change is ascribed 10 the influence
of Russia.
I. is reported that Lord Normandy is 10 he sp-
pointed Governor General Of India, Ms successor
TO Lord Auckland.
It is reported ,ha, Mr.. O'Connel intends to re-
sign his seat in parliament. II the report is true,
lis object can only be to devote himself esclu-
sively TO The work of agitation. That he is about
commencing n new career in that line is evident
from the following notice, published in the Dublin
papers,
J nMEHater SeuaRE. Dec, -.
81 request a meeting of my constituents At the
A,lelpl,i Theatre, Great Brunswick street to-mor-
row. tuesday, the Gath inst, Mt half after three
o'clock. in order that | may communicate to them
80, y;,,y, rf the neraasity nf t,kiuu jmnndiaip