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London, England, 1833-06-11 00:00:00

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LONDON,
It/ESDAy EVENING, JUNE 11, 1833.

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"'orning paper of yesterday stated that
TALLEYRAND is to leave London for
)tie about the 20th inst. This statement is
icktkieti. No preparation is making at the
1;1 embassy for the departure of the Prince,
448 he yet announced any intention of
g. Some months ago he had made arrange-
a .
for quitting England in May, but the
tl4 the settlement of the Belgian question,
h
e difficulty of fixing upon a successor,
ted this arrangement taking effect. It is
idle that the Prince will remain here two or
months longer.

iNgle!al ROMARINO, whose name is cele-
, '0 the modern history of Poland, had a
:Inference this morning with the Chevalier
1.1, the representative of Don PEDRO in
i'untrv. General ROMARINO has been
I(34'e time past in treaty with the agents of
AEDRo
of
; but as most of the arrangements
,44hai SOLIGNAC for assuming the offen-
.o4ltlat now be completed, General RONIA-
' should he decide on proceeding to
tO, will probabl arrive too late to be ma-
-ouseful. y

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riling Paper, which was among the first
'lgratulate the country on the preliminary
with Holland as an indication of the
Y settlement of the Belgian question,
slat,l
es that M. DEDEL has really been re-
-411)Y the Dutch KING, with a view to prevent
tetial progress being made in the negotia-
i'ttween the Dutch Government and the
Bof France and Great Britain. Without
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.411$ the fact of M. DEDEL'S recall, which,
kr '
has Foreign-office,
been positively denied by the organ
t;oreign-offiee, we cannot coincide in the
pien of that recall, supposing it really to have
124") and on political grounds, by our con-
tY. Absurdly as the King of HOLLAND
1(1 ed 011 many occasions, we do not think he
,:tel so ridiculously as to recall M. DEDEL,
Pr t° show his dissatisfaction at the execu-
,Atilt Preliminary treaty which was signed by
114 48saclor in virtue of special instructions
Vfrect, and which was subsequently rati-
IV" King of HOLLAND. The object of
t; ltes absence is delay. The King of
.01it4113 is desirous of seeing how things
, in the East before he proceeds in a ne-
iNti for the independence of Belgium by
itql and it may be exceedingly convenient
1 13 Ambassador absent on some excuse,
rollthent when TALLEYRAND and PAL-
are pressing for a final and conclusive

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Abe remembered that when nearly all
1e temporaries lemporaries were indulging in a belief
0%.t Ste concessions by the King of Hoz,-
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4 °Uhl lead to an early settlement of the
Question, we stated that there was
to them which affected the main
41;11der discussion. The King of Hof,
48 been heard to declare that he will
tol4,eknowledge, otherwise than by force,
tteignty of LEOPOLD, or allow the
tittil to deduct from their portion of the
,kt °ll the joint national debt, the charge
Vecupation of the French army, and the
t,,,a,0f the Belgian army on the war foot-
touered necessary by the refusal of Hol-
tt,if°lnply with the conditions of the
(11Ce 'e• These are the essential points of
' and on these there will be no con-
.. lirwhilst Russia, Austria, and Prussia kti
°4l taking part in coercive measures
I 4
t 0 °lland. The concessions of the Dutch
ilitilto ill-.i the preliminary treaty, were conces-
Ohils Own merchants, n ho were beginning
111141 e at the blockade, and not indications of
141,14114e5s to make personal sacrifices for the
16 WeLe of what is called the peace of Eu-
ii;itiit"_ern the
.King of
.HOLLAND shall see
ookorte a acting cordially with France in
Oito , °f those principles which are placF
di/, by the bold proceedings of Russia,
iytt he'rd GREY as strong in the House of
104 Is in the House of Commons, his
% JEtTY, having no wish to provoke a
Nat home, which would be the inevi-
Ole of a joint attack by Great Britain
'lt e (fur al thutc are, eir
lti()141(1
t , not losyufficeas toe recDonchile them to
oei' commerce, and the occupation
htllitly,t4 army), will consent, however
“itilh° acknowledge the independence
1141-, and to repay the expenditure
IttitAt „been caused by his own obsti-
.l tt ''tesem, the King Of HOLLAND IS
hilllailelit of the Holy Alliance, who
the last prop of legitimacy ; and
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