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 We copy from the New. York papers, some additional articles of foreign intel ligence. No authentic account is giy- en of the precise tenor of the Conyen- ton, with regard to Belgium and Hol- land, which has heen signed between Great-Britain and France. The jnnc- ton of their fleets were ominous for Holland, but no blow was yet struck, and 1t remains doubtful what course Prussia, Russia and Austria intend to take. There is no evidence that those Powers had acceded to the entrance of the French army into Belgium. The contrary is affirmed from Paris and Der lin. The conversion Of the Spanish court to liberalism is among the wonders of the day. Don Pedro's position was negative.

 The London Albion, of the lst No yember, gives the annexed postscript, dated r. NJ.

 We have this moment received intel iigeacc from all authoritative source, that Russia has withdrawn from the Conference. The orders have been given 10 the Russian fleet to be in readi- ness to sail for the Dutch waters at a moments notice, should the French and English forces proceed 10 execute de otpe force the terms of the late coaven- ton, and that similar orders have been sent to the army now assembled on the Prussian frontier. We have no time to state further particulars, but tomorrow we shall state more in detail the new circumstances which have arisen in the way of the settlement of the Belgian question. In the meantime, we may leave it to the public to judge what chance there is of the surrender of the citadel of Antwerp, by the 2d of No. yember, according to the imperious de mand of the French and English Go vernmcnt.