The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-01 00:00:00

INTPLLIGrEN

FRANCE.
rlaval. force of eight ships of,the line, and frigates, accord-
he account-s the French papers of Satui-day iast, was
ua Iritteu out with great expedition at Toulon, destined, it is
• -r6toon, for the Levant.
pa.:i.Ltle.t.opics which now absorb the attention of the French
to ill are the conduct and the IeWS .0 Russia, with regard
e contest which now in piogress in Turkey.
• Apt,,
-las IN 11-11.. it.Abl.-1• or seine tune past the Courts of
the ~,ttersburg and Vicuna have closely watched tire, allatfS of
(I•4,ust, so as to be prepared tor ere; y event. The French
114,
.Luglish Governments, almost entirely engaged by inter
Live sil'uggles and the Belgian question, appeared less atten-
to the issue of the conflict between the Suitan and the
tFk hi Egypt as they considered the danger remote, aud
intereAs not directly comproMised. Conn of St.
i.d.s iengthlalien the lead. One of its first steps
144LSt comic to en underslanding with the Court of V ienna, and
of the mission of Count Yu4zo cii,liorgo to
;"t t-u,::L was to concert a declaration to be made jointly, with
• to the measures to be adopted by the Powers in the pre-
critical situation of Turkey. Such a declaration was agreed
1", aud after tne necessai•v intiticatious sent by Ivl. de 't ads-
14iSsiau Aulhassauor at Vienna, to M. Phut) di Borg°
, ,at the tame time, received orders to proceed to London, to
\,,lL'utanicate tins document to the British Cabinet. In the mean-
dl9,e, the measure wirrili the two powers were going to adopt
tiauspifed. i-riuce Ithley rand and Lord Palinerstun then
• to pr el;reut it, 1):. drawing up, in the name of France
a uvehicatitAl aecoruing to the view which their
governments took of the 'forkish question. This de-
dated Let ember 14, was immediately forwarded to
h• . .n (le Wassenourg, the Austrian Minister, in order to induce
-,,b..t!
tiOtrit „,-;aie it, it. 'Drat Minister immediately declared
'o'l4 tie had no ,n,,tiu,tions en the subject. It was in the midst
th''se eunimuuitaileus duet Count Fozzo di Boigo arrived at
:4(104 decla;atiou of the twO Imperial Courts, which
44,1, del.:.v.ict, to toe English ministry. National.

HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
btu aFu JAN. 20.—1 t is sant that Prussia is endeavouring,
'`aids cud London, to 'obtain the assent of those two
".11,2ts iis ploposals :or the pacification of Holland and
Ui:.1g`4,... It is said that Engiand strenuously supports their
proposals, especially uecalige it may expect a stormy
ut i'atliament, and its domestic interests throw foreign
:ars tufo the back ground.
trk ou the other n said to•isist on the entire
of the Scheltit for Belgium; thence nsideration that
i'it.. brood of its soldiers ought nut to have flowed in vain may
t:tatirra it in this view of the case. With us the wish for war
ilr4 'Putt passed away, and hopes and desires of a continuance
N!?:lee are more cud more prevalent.—liambutyli papers.
ttl.4.Z',. have heard from private sources of great respectability,
15,414 e. Dutch answer is of a nature to replete the itilnir of the
it 461,4. t upon the same looting as it was previous to the shutting
all nations ; and that, although While the
of
*IL b',"-the part hnglaud and 1, ranee, their ships of course
at
-` eXt!iudect, the pronibition will not extend to litigant', or
d•"Btetnn is not mentioned. The news trout Hui-
Zotlinie-niwhose satisfactory. Even the Dutch ministerial
au adjustment of the points in difference.—
' 7' ie
...tita E • • Jan. 29.
&enang,

ViEN 'TURKEY.
qtit, -a-19 ' 4N. ls.—Yesteniay evening a courier from Con-
,-11°Ple artived at the French Legation, whO brought the
Defiligenee that the main Turkish army had sustaineu a total
eat, and. that the Grand V icier himself had fallen into the
411cas oi the Egyptians. Great agitation prevailed in the ca-
-11441 at the c4""ute of the • drier and it was feared that trod-4'.ez,t wutncl break out, in this critical state of things the Sultan
44 applied to the itussian Ambassador, M. '4' on baleniefi, and
Lequested his assistance, which was prornised him. Ocders
i.,ere immediately dispatched to the Russian Admiral, at Se-
atopot to place a large sleet, as speedily as I, , sitile, at the
ti.tisPosai of the Sultan., It Was, believed, at-Coust-Inetinoille, that
‘uirty Russian men-oi-war. ttoubld come to the bosphorus to
ibi.ahini to pass the
%Pose ally attempt thilat might
General'R be made
AblY
II:41nel. The ilussia
AO; who had ar-
„,‘!d at Constantinople on an extraordinaurr)aw
Z.,lttg to proceed to Alexandria. to enter into' ItT°ell-'was 1"1". i.. 6. uons vvit i
war. Should no revo-
Wuctuet Aki for the termination of the
of"u4 break out at Constantinople, and, consequently, the tits:
ti'e,Su_tau nut be in danger, it was generally bc.io•e.a that
• irlurawieff will succeed in obtaining a suspension of coins,
Itlitti `he t:ession of Syria, hitherto announced as the 6 the object
114} 'me tgyptia.n expedition, must now he agreed to. it mast
Mehemet Ali, in the intoxiea-
4, -, howt,,er, be concealed that ,
1,414 vl victory, may raise his demands stiff. higher.
~ , ac-.
hit 'lt' have had great effect on our exchanges. Ihe funds
Love risen considerably in conseiptence, of the:high,e.r.iriecoeisist
T 4400 and Paris, but this morning they. fen. . II
ietlees ot these extraordinary events' are 111. caletliaLh.e* . 1 hcY
.._(;l4Ye,Lts.:iy have an essential influence on the state of Europe.
~.„ ls 1 apers.
4,:,kaute, England, and Prussia do not tou,:h upon. Turkey at
1u...)' 'ill', point; nor can either of them lay a hand upon airy' of
ra-.' 801,5. The course to be pursued by dipunnatiAs is there-
t„_;,: clear and evident, and we must expect that. it Wilt he it al .
to-t.'.; it consists in supporting the Ottoman empire as necessary
vtit,4e Policy of Europe, and in promoting in con-in-lon, dud
ri,o4out sett-interest, the pacification of the East. At the pre-.
d daY social questions must prevail over Material or tetrito-
Iles. Let there be assigned to the Pacha of Egypt-tinch