Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-15

coueii. alton. II of.er u ,feet % smcnoe arrange
| tneni between the Two powers (fiollsnd and Bel
GUM, his Britannia Majesty in concert with the
King Of the French has resolved that if within the
first IS days ef the month Of March next the King
Of the Nethcrlan docs not transmit 70 the Foreign
Office a note, explicitly setting forth the principal
/ bases upoG WI ch TO found iiaaiy Of commerce
/ between INC teo bei'icereni powers, the French
Army, supported hy an English squadron, will a.
/ gam pass no he selgsan lcrrtory, and this time
will not retire until the treuty OF the 18th Novcra-
Der 1881 ne fully accomplished
Art, 2-The embargo upon the ships Of war and
merchant vessel. Of Holland will be maintained,
bot, IN France and England, until the execution Of
the uhove mentioned treaty.
Art 3--Franc and England, previous To having
recourse 10 oocrcive MEASURES, demand of the Dutch
gov,rament,hc abolition Of the toll; leeenty estab
,ish Il.
Al III governments of raaee arb Eng
LAID, desl.ds 1f esseis' my the cona,eicih' bases
Of two governments :. hose re.ItiJ'fs should hence
forth be completed, h.nicailc, nd rot wishin that
the irraiy wach is 10 be medo short be burden
either TO the The other power. will labor
TO cnnciliate the interests Of the Two bclliser,n
powers IN such manner that the treaty may be
signed and rn,lfed ut the Hague and at Brussels
in the course ofthc sad month OF March OF the
present year
Art 5-Thc undersigned representative. Of
France and England conclude by repeating 10 the
Dutch government what ia set 10 IN N the first ar
,cls OF this note, and hope that his Dutch Majesty,
percevng the real necessity Of terminating qucs.
ton that keeps the commerce of all Europe in s,s-
pcnsN will cut the Gordian knot and transmit US
admissible propositions ]"
The Hagus, frb. 24-Wc learn that nstruc-
tons have been sent by Tie government To Baron
tie Zuylcn van Nycvclt, On the subject ofthc note
Of Lord Palmerston and Prince Iallcyrand recent
ly made public, under date OF the lt,h inst 1t is
alleged that our government IS disposed TO renew
tho negotiations.
ENGLAND
London, Feb % The reports Of lissenlions in
the Cabinet have lnttcrly caiacd more credit 1t
10 said that two Of the Ministers &c greatest nnu
encc arc engaged III ,ntl .uc, the result Of
which will be rlptu,c w,i tbs .calcr, ot the
Wing party, and ar alliance viii The Tories ii
is asserted thu. several u..mb,. cf tie cobine,,
with Lo d Grey at t'.c'y bead, have threatened 10
hand IN their designations, if ,uch state Of ,hngs
continues
Nothing certain is known as to the result Of the
communication made to the Dutch government on
the part Of LoId palm.rston 4 Prince Tnllcyrand.
In the mean time, the dispatches Of the BRUSH
Charged Affairs 10 Brussels are e q nature to
bring about n solution Of thc questions pending
for they confirm tha reports which have been in
circulation Of the disappointment and discourage
lnem 10 which the the King Of Holland knds him
self reduced. Our diplomatic agent sss-rs that
many Of The mos, Influential p,r..c.s in Holland
begin to crce'v" N" f'iy #. longer resistance
a;.d a1yisc ~, N'i'i,l.u & yet
| The letter, r.ce.v, u isau L.,han his morning
| rO Il, he / ION NJ II
in such sieky snd dlso' ~snzsI STATE, that il 10
generally supposed III. sl""e e Oporlo will soon b.
raised Wagons Tor Transporting the sick were
arriving from eyGy 4 a,cir"n. 1t IS asserted tha,
the forts and advanced works were about To be con-
s,ruc|d in The cntifoa, ~ L.brn, IN tie unici-
patton hat the htLlJ Of Den Pedro would .narch
upon the capital. Giobe
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
Paris, r.. e.3.-''hs Augsburg Gazette of the
lSth 'ust ing - 4 'csg'ncc Of the 10Th from
Vicnn,. h.roonis A.. bccn received there by CT
| 1r,s fom astao.i.oo!e, 10 January 81, from
whl, ~, SO -, t..e agents dispatched by tn.
Frc"or Case. lf,ns at Cons.antnopic, and
by tns Rna..s .-ea,yal Juraw,h, to the hcat
qnartere Of I5ranlm Paela, to open negotiations
have returned 10 Cans.antineplc without accom-
plshing the object of their mission. A kind Of ar
mstice had, it is true, been concluded, but the time
Of had c>ry expired at the departure Of the
rler fOm Consantnople. The representatives. OIL
the European Powers are SAID 10 be- highly dissn-
tshcd with the state ef affairs as hey expected a
more ovo.a'te suit ftom their proposals 10 bra
him Pa Ina II was said at Conslantiroplc that if
M arrangement between turkey and Egypt should
not be effected sesn Trancc would take an active
part in the affairs o. the East The above accounts
add that the army Of lbrahm Pnta is suffering
| from want ofpro,islons. and regular pay. The
discon,en,~i soldiers receive ro:he, but promises
! Paris, Feb. % = ch- Augsburg Gazette, of the
10Th inst. states rat 'ne Turkish fleet lad cn.ele
the port Of Con. ,an'norlc and that tn. Persian
Envoy has frequent conferences with the Il lis III.
| fcndi.
From he Mere journal, - March,
Vienna, r.. -. BY m extraordinary convey
nnce we have rere,vo4 news from Constanlnorl,
that lbrahIr Pseh. IS continuing his march, aliC
that the man oa'Y II his army has arrived at AXIS
; chsbr, and his a.v.nceI guard to kuaha II.
! itcncd entering .o,o cay negotiation, and woul,
not suspend his military operations, except on posi-
tive orders from lis fuhcr Unuer thc.c cicum-
STAGES tho nt,n had recourse 10 the Russian Am
bassadc,, who Immediately sen, o1,icrs To Scbasto
POI, foe n Russian squadron TO JOIN the Turkish
| h,ct IN h. Us ,horus Tho Sultan likewise ask
cd for body Of Russian sndcrv ,hc,i bad arrive.
at the Danube, hus t .s all ,hc Amiass olor retiis
cd Every thing Is perfectly tram, all al constan
tinope, and II Is generally believed that Mehenc
An VIII accept the propositions Whit the tw,
PIeniPotcntiares Russia aud Turkey have gon,
TO Alexandra 10 submit 10 dun.
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