Richmond palladium., 1833-03-09
Foreign Intelligence.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

)iOAIc, arrived yesterday from Liver
pool, whence she sailed Oil the 10th
uitimO.
The editor Of the Courier d En-
quirer has received BY this convey
ancc, London journals of the 18th
and Liverpool Of the 10th January.
The reply Of the King Of Holland to
the last proposals ofthe British Gov
crnmcnt had been received in London.
but the precise contents had not trans
pired. 1t was believed, however, that
the advances of England had hcen met
by counter project of the Dutch Gov
ernment, for the arrangement Of all
diffic uliics and it IS added, rs had been
before stated, that Holland had rcquir-
ed as. preliminary step, the liberia
ton Of the garrison Of the citadel Of
Antwerp, the removal Of the blockade
Of the ports, and that permission should
be given to the Dutch vessels sent into
English & French ports to proceed to
their destination 1t IS even said that
these demands will be complied with !;
that France has reluctantly considered
Chase and his gallant garrison as Pri-
eoners Of war, but that their refusal to
pledge themselves not to serve against
Belgium and France. left that latter
country no alternative; and that the
British government would also raise
the blockade and iberate the vessels
detained, both powers thus giving to
Holland proof Of their anxious desire
to return 10 state Of amity with llol-
land.
Jn the meantime, the closing Of the
Scheldt is rigidIy enforced by Holland.
Al the present season when the Davi-
CATION Of that river is impracticable
from the ice alone, tho effects of this
measure are prehaps not much felt,
but this natural obstacle removed, it
would seem impossible that Belgium
could remain tranquil, with her princi-
pal-indeed almost her only-sea-port
shut up. with no outlet f1r her indus
try or commerce.--The London Times
calls upon TIE British Government to
compel Holland to give up, what it
terms, a lnischieyous course Of policy.
but we do not see how this can be done.
unless it is by attacking her on some
other point. On the SCheldt she is in
vulnerable. The expedition 10 Nalch-
ercr and the attack on Bergen op Zoor'
et later period. will not soon be for
gotten IN England.
The Chamber Of Deputies Of France
rs engaged in a Law exclusively relating
10 the internal policy Of tie ccuntr,
~t~ hor
\ squadron is hitting out said to be
destined for llayti. for the purpose of
compelling the government Of that is
land to make some arrangement for the
payment Of the price she had engaged
10 give for the acknowledgment OF her
independence.
We copy the last news from Oporto.
The English papers contain very
volum,nous correspondence from that
place. from which we gather, that the
position Of Don Pedro is not very envi
able. 4 plan is spoken Of, to restore
tranquility in Portugal; II is, that both
brothers should quit the country and
Donna Maria assume the reins Of gov
crnmcrt. This, If true, has prabably
been concoc ted in the cabinet ofLou-
is Philip, who looks forward, to marry
ing his second son to the young queen.
TIE new British Parliament will
mec, ir the end Of February or early
in March.
\ great fire had taken place in Ii
yerpocl, in which 10 to $4,000 bales Of
cotton we're consumed. The total
damagc said to be l5O, 900 pound, ster-
ing.
The state Of Ireland, according to,
the accounts before US, is most lamcn-
cable, and VIC fear that matters in tia.
.ntere ,,inc country are fastening OF to
a fearful crisis. \ large additional
military force is on the point OF being
cent thi,her by the British Govern
ment. The county Of Kilkenny is in
a very distracted state. y houses
had been attacked. by the Whitetcet.
principally with view ofdispo>>es ssing
bolder- OF land taken in opposition 70
the regulations OF the Nhitefect. 81
persons were committed to the county
Ia.i. during the month Of December.
tor alleged offences against the Gov
crDme,,. Near Newport. in the coun-
" OF Niaro. ard near market, in
the county of Cork. the Police and
Pea>antry had met and blood had
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