The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-09-15 00:00:00

lOREIGN INTELLIGBNCI.

FRANCE.
, alarm was created at Paris, on Thursday,
he f;,overninent had resolved on completing
of the city, and that an ordinance, appro-
millions for that purpose, would appear in
The funds fell on that report nearly 3
he Three per Cent. Stock went down to 71.
in; but war was talked of—many declaring
• would not proceed to so extreme a measure
linty that hostilities were imminent—and all
rfnl was at hand. Our corre-
o its source, and

mnethi

•om the fact, that government,
ititc of powder in depot at Yin-

prepared, into which
be removed. The word
ication, and thus, like the three
having an additional powder mega-
icled by a complete fortification.

the plxri of fortifi'cation, which
ild not be, executed under three
of the report will be at once

odnel contains the following official docu-
tays it has received from a secret correspon-
ia. They are worthy attention, particularly
of the four consuls, as in it are explained
which :Mehemet Ali is to be tempted to
ins of the conference.

'OUR CONSULS OF TIIF CIRCULAR OF

HIS EXCELLENCY BOGHOS BEY.
undersigned have noticed the circular of his Excel-
lios Bey, dated the 18th instant ; they cannot corn-
the wishes expressed by the viceroy, with regard to
s of Syria, as, according to article 11 of the conven-
luded at London. on the 15th July, between the
Austria, Great Britain, Prussia, and Russia, and
[me Porte, that province, with the exception of the
of Acre, is to he considered as returned under the
ent of the Sublime Porte, and they are called on to

ncourage and support by every means in their power those
ibiects who manifest fidelity and obedience to their sore-
" LAURIN WAGNER
HODGES COMTE MEDALII.
Iria, 17th Aug. (21 Dzemzaziel ahir, 1256.)"

FROM TIIE FOUR CONSULS TO HIS HIGHNESS

TETE VICEROY

" The

rsigned having been invited on the part of his
Viceroy of Egypt to state to him in writing the
. .

reflections and observations which they have to make to him
on the serious occurrences of the present moment, hasten to
xis wishes, and have the honour to submit to him
document on the subject. The only object of
ned is to withhold nothing from the knowledge
,ess which may tend to enlighten him as to his
, and to avert from him, if possible, the dangers
will expose himself tw an absolute refusal to
•minations conic to between the four
Lime Porte, for the pacification of the
-be,, his highness to accept on this
cession of their profound devotion.
" LAURIN WAGNER
HODGES COMTE MEDEM.
Alexandria, August 19."

the folio

sion the exr

e tone of the whole Paris press is warlike, and the feel-
people likewise have become excited by the pro-
sof Commodore Napier on the Syrian coast. It is
we want to hurry on matters so as to prevent all
, und that our real plan is to exasperate the Pacha
) something- desperate, in order that the Russians should
The old story of Copenhagen is revived, as well as
by which the perfide Albion can be reviled.
_al papers go still further, and denounce the
.ient for not avenging the insult offered to the rights
'ions by Commodore Napier, and they contend that war
ie can place France in its true position before Europe.
The French government, it was said, received on Thursday,
for the first time, a copy of the quadruple treaty. Whether
it was communicated by any of the parties to it, or obtained
by irregular means, our correspondent does not say.

ings of a

alleged that
adjustment,

every other toy
The ultra Tiber

SPAIN

We have Madrid papers of the 3d. The peace of the city
is for the moment preserved, but there is no depending on
the continuance of that tranquility. The provisional autho-
rities were doing their duty. The municipality expected that
several large towns would declare in its favour.

EGYPT

:t is stated in a letter from Alexandria, of 26th ult., pub-
ied by the Quotidienne, that the French brig Maree,
and from Cyprus to Syria, was visited, while on her voy-
by a cutter, sent by Commodore Napier, and that the
)f a French vessel of war on that station demanded
nation from the commodore upon the subject. The
1 message, that he was not aware of the
French ship. The French captain was
verbal message, and requested that the
mmitted to paper, which Commodore

not sa
stater
Naoic

FOREIGN

AND COLONIAL MISCELLANY,

.ke shook the town of Hartford, Connecticut,
e 9th August, and so terrified the inhabitants,
ngregations rushed out of the churches.