Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-07-24
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Advocate of the royal court of Paris, and
iother tunctlonarics, denouncing, upon a le-
gal presumption, the declaration of mar
Irlage by the Duchess of Berri, her preg
nancy and delivery, to be false and suppo-
Isitious.
The Constitutional says:-SThe frigate
with sealed orders. That she is gone to
the Bordeaux river, is certain, and there
fore it may be presumed that she is desti-
med to convey the Countess Lucchesi Pal
Ii from Blaye to Sicily, as soon as she has
recovered
TURKEY.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, 23d April.-(By an ex-
traordlnary conve~nce.)-l hasten to in
form you that the negotiations with ibra-
him are entirely broken off, and that they
look here for the commencement of
hostilities.
Ibrahim has received orders from his ia.
Their not to give up the district of Adama,
neither will he evacuatc Anatota, before
the Sultan has coded that district. But
the Sultan will no longer hear of that ces-
sion; he has on the contrary, declared that
having given sufficient proofs of condescen-
sion, he retracts'all his concessions.
Thus the Sultan considers as null all the
recent transactions, gnow that Russian
army has arrived to protect him. He has
full confidence in Russia, and admiral
Roussin is greatly deceived. | have often
told you in my former letters, that the
Porte only treated for the purpose of gain
ing time. Still it appeared this was not
understood at the head quarters at Konah,
nor by the French embassy. Now they
will reproach themselves for not having
penetrated the real intention of the Otto
man Porte, because Ibrahim dare not at
tack the Russian camp, and if he loses
time it will be difficult for him to keep the
held. The principal corps d'armee of the
Russians, will arrive by the 18th of May,
at Constantinople, and will Immediately
act on the offensive. The most complete
understanding prevails between the Rus
sian troops and the Turkish authorities.
On either side they overwhelm each other
with pollteness, and the Sultan manifests
peculiar care for the auxiliary army.
AT this moment, there are I4,7G0 Rus
slams in the camp near Scutari, and to-
morrow 400 Turkish engineers will Join
them. Russian officers have been to the
)ardanelles, to put the castle in state Of
defence. Thus war appears now to be in
evltable. What events shall we behold?
The most profound tranquility reigns in
the capital, and certainly the presence Of
the Russians powerfully contributes to it.
FRANCE.
PARIS, May 2l.-The Quotidienne of
yesterday has been seized, in consequence
OF the publication of letter from M. de
kergolay, to the minister of the interior.
and in which the ex-peer speaks of the ac-
couchment at Blaye as falsehood.
BREsT. April l6.-The corvette La Sa-
one, called, it is not known why, since she
has been appointed to take the Duchess
de Berri to Italy, will shortly arrive under
the walls OF the castle of Blaye. She will
wait there until the Princess has recover
ed from the effects Of her accouchment.
The cabin has not be fitted up in a way
at all extraordinary; nothing more than
would have been done for d superior Off
Ger.
The last letters nom Bordeaux stale
that the Duchess has almost entirely re-
covered, and that her departure for Paler-
mo will take place early in June.
PORTUGAL.
The Lisbon Gazette of May ?, states
that the schooner Caroline and schr. brig
Fayalance, loaded with provisions for the
constitutional army, were sunk by the Mi
guelite batteries at the North of the Do,I-
70, as they were attempting tc make their
way into port.
LONDON, May lS.-It is stated that the
squadron af Sartorius was still at anchor
in the beginning of the month. near the
Bayonne Islands, Sartorius having receiv-
ed part of his arrears, but the sailors be-
ing yet discontinued.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, April 25.--Ibrah;m
still insisting that the district of Adana
shall be coded to him, and the Porte refu
sing to yield the point, the hope which had
been entertained, after the return of M.
Varennes from Kintaia, and the publica-
ton of manifesto, ceding the pachalics
Of Syria to the Viceroy of Egypt, that the
Turco-Egyptian affair would be amicably
settled, is unfortunately disappointed: for
lbrahim has suspended the retreat of his
troops.
On the 23d, the Sd division of the Rus