Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-08-22
FOREIGN.
LATEST EROM ENGLAND,


The paiket ship Dover, Capt. Nye, has arrlv'
ed at Bosbn, bringing London papers to the eve
nng of thy 18th, and Liverpool to the 2Oth June
the following extracts are principally from the
Boston pPers:
The IRISH Reform Bill was under discussion
IN the Hose of Commons, and it produced some
warm debates between Mr.. O'Connell and thu
Einisters. The London and Birminqh- Raj
hoa3 Dfi was read third time, in the House
on the 18th, and passed. Earl GREY had beer
all, but was said to be considerably better
Mr.. p. Thompson, in moving in The House O,
Z mmons committee to consider The Custom
Daies ACES, mentioned number of duties which
he proposed to reduce. For the benefit of Brit
ish shipping he proposed that the duty on hemp
should be entirely taken off Many candidates
had declared for the approaching election under
the Reform Bill.
The Duke of Wellington was assaied on the
anni' ersary of the battle of Waterloo, whilst re-
turning from visit to the Royal Mint, by an
immense mob, hooting and shouting, and pelting
him with dirt and filth, till some of the ringead-
ers were made prisoners and the rest dispersed.
The report of the Liverpool Board Of Health
for the 18th, states the number of new cases of
Cholera to be 43, deaths s. Total from The com
mencement, new cases 336 deaths 1l2
Don Miguel has been some time at Samaria
and Salvatore, hunting, and has been badly hurt,
it is said by ball. Letters from Lisbon state,
that in consequence of the arrival of two United
States ships of war, and demand of million
of dollars from the Usurper's government, for in
juries to American commerce, these claims had
been adjusted.
vessel had arrived at Lisbon from Tercira,
which reported the sailing of Don Pedro's squads
ron In high spirits. His arrival was expected
every moment. Don Miguel, it is said, had
$4,000 troops to oppose his landing.
l. is now stated that ST. Jean d'Acre surren.
dered at discretion to Ibrahim Pacha, on the 26th
of April, and that safe residence in Egypt.
with an annual income of 700 piasters had
been assigned to the governor of that fortress.
The marriage of King Leopold had been post
poned.
Tie talk is revived of a company for estab.
fishing steam communication, in IL DAVIS he-
tween Liverpool and Boston, by way of Tercei-
"a and Halifax.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 2O.-The triumph of the
government, in the last attempt Of counter revo
luton In Paris, has been complete That the
affair was fomented by the Carlists, or promoted
by foreign influence, both appear to have been
'unfounded reports, and were, indeed, from the
first, destitute of probability. There was too lit
tie plan and combination to allow of a previous
conspiracy, except what might have been got up
up on the eve of Lamarque's funeral. There
was indeed, no correspondence between the re-
puhlicans of Paris and those of the provinces.
This would arise from the vain confidence Of the
former. They thought that, as Paris rules
France, they ruled Paris, little dreaming but that
the heroes of July in one year must be the CON
querers in the June of another 1t is clear that
they depended upon the troops, and especially
upon the National Guards, and their mistake in
this respect has been their discontinue.
Courier.
Accounts from Paris of Saturday evening rep
resents the state of affairs there as much more
settled-not but that many of the recent acts of
the French government kept it in bad odor with
part of the people. The sums taken to main
tain public credit had been successful, and con
tidence was so far restored that the facilities of
raising money were restored, Martial law. how.
ever, continued in force, from which it was in,
ferred that the government apprehended another
explosion. Some important dispatches had been
received by the French geverument from ST.
Petersburg in the course of Saturday, on which
a council was Immediately summoned, and which
sat in deliberation for some hours The repor.
of triple alliance between Austria, Russia and
Prussia. to the prejudice of other powers on the
continent, was very current, and believed in some
OF the best informed circlcs-Lon. Nor. Chron.
4ALGIERs.
The French papers contain an extract from
the Moniteur Algerin, of the Goth ult giving the
particulars of an action between the troops an
der Lieut.. Gen. Baron Boyer, commanding the
DIVISION OF Gran, and several thousand Arabs.
VINO attacked the town and its forts on successive
days from the Sd to the 9Th uIt The Arabs dis
Payea great Doidness; but we're continually re-
pulsea WIN great loss, and ultimately they, on
The loss OF the French was very triling. =
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