Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-08-07
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
From the Mercantile Adv Ind N. Y. Advocate.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

by the packet snip Firgihian, Napt.
Harris, from Liverpool, we have Liver
pool papers to the 9Th, nd London to the
9TH June, inclusive. TIE ship sailed on
Sunday, the 9th. And By the packet ship
Sully, Captain Forbes, We have advices
from France to the 9Th ult.
The news of most immediate int rest
is the favorable account of the cotton
market at Liverpool, where the sales had
been moe extensive than at any former
period since the year 1925, and prices bad
advanced in the last fortnight about SD
per pound.
The abolition of colonial slavery was
still under discussion. Ministers have de
termined to change their plan, by adopt
ing the one which was before brought for
ward by Mr.. Stanley, and received here
by last arrivals, namely, to give the l5,-
100000 pounds to the planters, instead
Of making it loan-the interest on theI
I5,OO0,Oool, TO be paid by an additional
tax of three sbillings per hundred on su-
gar.
An address to the King had been sent
from the H. of Lords. underst 1od to en-
sure the conduct of Ministers, TO which
the King had returned very laconic and
dry answer, stating that he had taken his
measures, to maintain the neutrality
which he was determined to preserve in
the affairs of Portugal 10 the House Of
Commons, Col. Davis had brought for
ward a resolution, Of exactly contrary
views TO those expressed by the address
Of the Lords, approving the conduct of
Ministers, and OF the measures pursued
in relation to the rival brothers, of the
House of Braganza, this resolution pas
sed on the 9Th, by majority of 263.
Lord Althrop had declared that all fur
Their proceedings under the Tithes act,
had been ordered TO be suspended, until
he had an opportunity oftaking the sense
OF the house on the subject of which he
had given notice.
Lord Althrop had made propositions to
the Bank, which they had agreed to &C
cept, as conditions attached to the renew
al Of their charter for d years, subject
to condition to limit TO ten years, on 2
months notice, by the then existing gov
eminent.
The disturbances in Germany were not
quieted; atNeustadt a skirmsh had taken
place between the Bavaran troops and
the people, in which more than one hun
dred of the latter had been killed.
The French Ministers had been left in
e. the minority on vote of g millions of
francs to defray the expenses of the juno
ton Of the Tuilleries and the Louvre,
which was defeat Of Ministers, was
deemed important.
Sir Stratford Canning arrived on the
Sd at Paris from Madrid, on his way to
London, having left every thing quiet on
his quitting the Spanish capital. Duke
Of Rovigo (Savary) died on the Sd, al
Paris, Of cancer in the tongue. The
Scheldt was thrown open on the LIST OF
June.
At Constantinople all was quiet. Ibra-
him had received orders from his father
to commence his retreat and repass the
Taurus, and the Porte had issued what
they called memorandum, endeayoring
to satisfy the French and Russians. though
they appeared to be fearful of offending
their protector, the Russian Emperor. A
letter to the Editor of the London Cour-
ier, Of the 9th, represents them (the Rus.
sians) as walking on eggs.
1t appears to be the opinion, that the
Dutch King William has much the best
Of the bargain in the settlement Of
the Belgic question, and great curiosity
il expressed to know what Leopold will
say on the opening of the sessions of the
Belgic Chamber, which was to take place
very soon.