EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
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By the packet ship Caledonia from Liverpool, whence she sailed on 1si June, we have received London papers of 3lst May.

 Turkey aud Egypt.--The rumsred peace between the Porte and the Pacha ot Egypt has taken place. The London Times of 3lst May, commenting on ths fact, and the pacfcati0D of Holland aud Belgium, says

 1t is with the greatest satisaction that we can an- nounce the paccaon of lbe East, nearly tn the same breath ihai we announce preliminary treaty for see curing the peace of the west. The accounts from ConsianOopIe % tic 8sh inst. censain assdgpDce of the concession by ibe Sultan of those points which ihe Vicerov of Egypt had originally demahled as the fruits of his conquess asd the codions Of his rsat His Hiehness OI tho SubEe Porte could not, indeed, formally enies inio political contract equal terms with h,s Hghpe,s the re6s! raens ot Egypt: oos hs treaty between equals could be expected ts accom-. plish. He has granted his imperiai beneyOience" to his vassa along with the government of al the countries for which he eonleRded. Of course, the Vicea6y ot Egypt haying been always accuSoyied to the language Which his late master employs and being himsefn the habit of usng the same terms to his in- feriors cannot quarrel with the of words when he secures she enjoyment Of rea substantial and inde- pendent power.

 Ths satrap of Egypt is now more potent monarch than tic Head of the Faithful, who grants him his pardon a6d promises him his clemency. He possess es not 0nly the domn0Sa whose sources have enabled him to extend his power, but the whole of CTeie, whrh had been before granted him, and the Hcly Land together with she country @nd the pQris of the Levani from the limits Of Asia Minor to the mouth of the Nile. He has thus obtssaed sea ports Tor hls n- w. great accession of contiguous territory and pop ula,ios necessary for hs permanent sscsriiy, and nalura boundary easily defended sganst ioregn az. greSsiOO. ,. Four Powers, is published. by which the seiasons be- tween Holland and Belgium placed on such tnei-

 ing, preIiminary to a de6"iss sraogeMfnt, !hai the embargoes and counter embargoeS are Tems"edy and the navigation of the Scheldt opened. .r