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The reported capture of Don Migu. els fleet ij not confirmed.

 Portsmouth, Nop. 3.-The difficulties with regard to the settlement of the Dutch question, apprehended by the in- terposition of Prussia in favor of the King of Holland, are removed. It is now understood that ..,e King of Prus- sia IS not only moi aar'-iiiic to tine resolved measures of coercion of the two Powers (France and England,) against Holland. but that they have his perfect concur renee.

 The Convention ratified by the Eng fish and French Plenipotentiaries, has been ratified by the French Govern ment, and was returned on Saturday, clothed with the necessary formality of an international contract. The condi- tions of this Convention are drawn up with precision.

 The two rival Governments were re- qnired to cvacuatc by the 2dins.ant, all the places which they respectively occu. py in the territories of eaci, other; or, in other words, Belgium was required to surrender Venloo, and Holland, Ant werp.

 If they refused, or if Holland did not consent at that date, the combined fleet was to sail to blockade the Dutch ports; and if by the 18th of November, Ant. wcrpis not surrendered, the French ar- my willthen enter Belgium, and con- mence its march towards that city on the 18th.

 Hord Ffghting in Portstgol. The following is an extract of letter dated Oporto. Oct. 20, written by a Portuguese officer in the army of Don Pedro.

 q pass over the circumstances com. mon to every combat. but must inform you that, since our bloody and unfortu.

 