The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-02-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
FIR, m the ". Y Herald.
FIVE DAYS

Fir, m the ". Y Herald.
FIVE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Probable Rapture bef'ocen France and
Russia, and Geil0e n France aad
Spain.-t'rm, from all parts
Of Europe.
The packet ship Burgundy, arrived on
Sunday night from Ilavre, with five DAYS
laler intelligence thai before received
SIZE saIlc,l from lllvre on the 9th ult and
we have advices to that d y.
ENGLAND.
The Conway from China, entered the
destination wa. Portsmouth. She had
on board two millions of dollars, and
some invalds from the squadron in the
China seas. She was al the Cape ot
Good Hope, on the Isl OF October. Or
course, she brought no intelligence which
had not previouSl v reached this country.
FRANCE.
On the third Of january, the members
Of the Chambers Of Deputies assembled
for the purpose of elecling the Commit
tee to draw up the Address in answer to
the speech from the Throne. On this
occasion there was discussion on the
foreign and domestic policy of the 60
vernment. The ministry were attacked
for the convention of July, for its polio,
as regards Spain, for the reduction Of the
navy, and several members, in passing in
review The acts of the government bes-
towed on them unqualified censure. NJ,
l.. flerbetle spoke wit, great animation
against the attacks upon the press, ant!
blamed, with much severity, the recog-
nl'i"n of the right of maritime search, de-
manGed by the British Government.
Nj. Sdllzel has taken possession Of his
official residence in the Palas Bourbon
as President of the Chamber of Deputies.
The "Consti,ulinnel' has the follow
Ing article on the message of the Ameri
can President:-
I'VE see in this documen,a policy and
language worlhy the government of a
great nation. We will not compare II
with that OF our Ministry, for the blush
of shame would mount too rapidly 10 on,
cheeks. We also have Ina navy and
81 'rlouS nag, aud yet the E IgIish exer-
else over our vessels The right of search
which is energeiicaIIy resisted by PEG,
pie who are NOT ignorant of lhCir ma i,
tine lnie'iority, but who rely on lhe.l
cnu aye and PATRIOTISM. II is contcnde,
i a. lhiS eXhor liant ri.rill is rer:;...oca!
lHis, however, is Il mere illusion, lur INC
Is hSh fla dominates III every sea There
Is n0l one ct her seanlen who does no
sing 'Rulc Britannia, britannia rules the
waves. '-There will however, be at lea,
one lag which she Will he forced To res
pe't--ihr flag which protects the land q
Fla I'm and ashlngton."
The OoservaIeur OF Brussels saws
"The iIl-hunnr Of the King OF P.uSsf
towards Holland continues. TIE P. lis
sian monarch, gong To london, will no
pass thro gil Holland, II { King OF w'hicr
CO ihtry is hi, near relation, bat thruugt
Belgium. The LeIpslc Gazelle says Una
his Majesty will visit Elns burg, and tn,
Highlands ot Scotland.
The Debates states that the Vlscoun
de LHulahn has had the diamonds leit III
Possession ol HE Tribunal ul Tuelle 10 be
s'ld, and the proceeds distributed among
the poor Of uele and L. Glandler, , 90.
Madame Eaia,ge!
The government of TIE Swiss canton o.
aessin", initiating that ol A.gau, has JUS
rtpressed convent oil CuldrleIs.
1.-The King" says tie Debates, has
committed The sentence against Qieais> Is,
into tfahsporIatl"n ani against Columole,
and b azler, Into hard labor at The hu!ks
for life.
OBlrUARY-The Count de Marelhus
The Counl de VI ,ntIlaJ ID Fac Ba-
ron Desplays-The FIscounl Ducrest de
Observation-Disclosures de Curza,.
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