The Sun.
London, England, 1833-01-14 00:00:00

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LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11, 103.

The answer of the King of HOLLAND to 0.1
project of Convention by France and thn
country, was received yesterday by Lord PAC
MERSTON, and was immediately forwarded I'
Prince TALLEYRAND, who is at Brighton
The answer, which is dated January gth
is precisely what we some days sip(
stated, upon the authority of a communicatic,
from the Hague, it would be—conciliatory
terms, but as distant as ever from accommo&
tion in spirit. The King of HOLLAND,
he generally insists upon his right and that of hi
nation to resist all overtures, declares that be'
nevertheless anxious to preserve peace by!
arrangement, and that he is therefore will
to negotiate (the expression of the Dutch Alin
ster for Foreign Affairs, in a demi-officl
letter is, that the KING "ne demande
mieux que de negocier") but will on

do so with the five Powers in CO
rence. The proposal of Great Britain al
France, therefore, even if it were agreeable
him in every other respect, is not s
miscible, as coming from two Powers or
of the five, who have hitherto interfer
between Holland and Belgium. The 10
submits, we understand, a counter project, whi
is so different from that of Prince TALLE'
RAND and Lord PALMERSTON as to leave
hope of a satisfactory settlement of the dispol
unless his Dutch MAJESTY should becol
more reasonable.

In consequence of the absence of Prince TA
LEYRAND nothing has transpired as to the 04
taken by Lord PALMERSTON of the proposal
the King of HOLLAND ; neither has any
mal communication been yet made to the Cor
Diplomatique on the subject of the answer.
is not at all probable, however, that the couill
project of the King of HOLLAND, the sole 0
ject of which is delay i❑ the hope of some eve
occurring which would improve his position,
be accepted.

It appears by the accounts from Brussels 1,1
the King of HOLLAND does not intend to de
the navigation of the Scheldt against any oti
than French and English vessels. The sto
page of the Austrian vessel is now said to 10
been a mistake ! Probably France and Englal
will, ere long, convince his Dutch MAJESI
that he has been labouring under a mistake vsl
regard to their vessels.

The French Papers of Saturday contain
counts of the KING'S reception in the Nol
which was very enthusiastic, as will be S
by the extracts in another part of The Sun.
Some trifling disturbances took place
village adjoining Paris named Clichy.
that the authorities had closed and seale4
doors of the Eglise Catholique Fran,
new schismatic or sectarian establishmei
position to the Roman Catholic Church
in that hamlet. The seals were broke
mob, and the doors of the church thro
Barricades were erected, " resistance to
threatened, but the magistrates, supp(
troops " of the 1111 e," restored order,
rested and sent prisoners into Paris the
rioters.

The Journal du Commerce contail
interesting particulars respecting Marsha
sox, who has been lately appointed
sador from France to St. Petersburg
Marshal, it seems, is a keen, quick-w.diplomatist, who is familiar with all
trigues of Courts, and likely to be of
service to Louis PHILIP at St. Pets
from his perfect acquaintance with the
of Russia, which, as we have alw;
tended, have been wondrously ex;
throughout Europe. Indeed, ever
reign of CATHERINE 11., it has
sort of fashion among statesmen to
each other in their apprehensions of the
power of the CZAR. The North has bee;
bear to the South. Barbarism has set
quaking for her very existence. The
du Commerce in an able and temporal

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