Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-04-24

Tun HAGUE, Feb "a. We learn that in-
,truclions have been sent by the government
- Baron de Zuvlen van Nyevelt, on the sub
loot Of the note of Lord Palmcrston, and Prince
'Calevrand, recently made public, under date
of tho ith ,nst 1t is aledgcd that our 60
rorntnent is disposed to renew the negotiations.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-The reports of dissen
lions In lie Cabinet have lattery gained more
credit. Il is said that two of the Ministers oil
lreatest influence are engaged in an intreague
the result of which will be a rupture with the
leaders of the whig party and an a lance with
the ,,4rics. 1t is asserted that several members
ol the Cabinet, with Lord Grey at their head
have threatened to hand in heir designations
If such state of things continues.
Nothing certain is known as 10 !he result OF
the communication made to the Dutch govern
meni on the part of Lord Palmcrston and
pslnce Tale rand j. he mean time, The des
patches Of the British Charge d'Affares to
6rassels are OF a nature to briag about SOLD
ZION ol The Questions pending, toI they confirm
he reports which have cen in circulation OF The
.sappoiu tment and dlscouragemeni to ~hlch
the King OF Holland finds himself redu
| . If diplomallc agent asserts that many oi The
most influential persons in Holland begin t'
erceive the folly oil longer resistance, and
dylse King William 10 lield.
The letters recel.ed from Lisbon this morn.
ing concur III representing the army Of Miguel
as in such slckiy and disng niged state. hal
Ii is generally supposed the siege OF . 'orto "u'
,on raised. Wagons or Transporting the
sick were arriving from every direction. 1t Is
asserted that The forts aud advanced wor6s
were about to be constructed in the enVrons 81
Liston, in the anticipation that the army OF
Dan Pedro would morch upon the capnol.-
Globe.
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
PARIS, Feu. % The Augsbnrgh G yet OF
the 10th lust brings us intelligence of the 18Th
from Vienna. Accounts had been received
there by express from Constantnople, to Jan
aary 81, from which it appears that the agents
despatched 10y the French Charge d'Attalrs at
c nstautinpple, and by the Russian general
MArawiel, to the headquarters OF ib,ahim Pa
ch t, pen negotiations, have returned to
|Constantlnople without accomplishing the OBJ
iect Of that mission. A kind OF armlstice had
Ii is true, been concluded, but the term of it had
nearly expired at the departure ofihe courier
from Constant, ople. The representatives OF
the European Powers are said to be hgly dis
satisfied with the state of affairs, as they ey-
pecied more favorable result from their pro
p sals to Ibrahim Pacha. 1t was thought al
p ns,antIuonle tha; if an ARRANGEMENT he.
ween Turkey and Egypt should not be effect
I'd soon, France would take an active part ia
he affairs of the East.
PARIS, Feb. %. The Augsburgh Garzette
al the 18th instant, states, that the t rksh
fleet had entered the port of Constantlnople.
and that the Persian Envoy has frequent con
ferences with The Refs Efiendi.
Every thing is perfectly tranquil at Com
stanunopIe, and it is generally Believed thai
Mehemet Ali will accept the propositions which
the two Pienipoten iaries of Russia and Tor
key have gone to Alexandria to submit to him
From. the Hnure Journal Of JHarch %.
VIENNA, Fec. 20. by an eXTaordinary con
vevance we have received news from Constan'
tinope, that Ihrahim Pacha is continuing his
march, and that the man body Of his army ha,
arrived at Aschkebir, and his advanced guarc
to Knlahia. He declined entering into any
negotiations, and would not suspend his militia
ry operations except on positive orders from his
father.