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 shock to be surrendered to the Belgian troops within ten days after ratification.

 ?. The navigation of Mense to be subjected to the same regulations as those recently established for the Rhine.

 ,. The navigation of the Scheldt to3 he entirely free, tlll the conclusion of q final treaty between Belgium and Ilol- land.

 1. fine transit of Belgian nerchan- dlze 10 Germany to be free. with tho ex- ception of moderate tolls for support of roads, &c.

 ,. lmpunity for all political offences in yenloo and Luxemburg.

 (. Evacuation of yenloo and the Dutch portion of Luxemburg by the Belgian troops.

 '. Reduction of the Dutch army 10 the peace establishment.

 8. Reduction of the Belgian army to Ethe peace establishment.

 9. Restitution to legal owner of Dutch property eontiscated by English. and French Governments.

 EIAGuE, Jan. 5.

 The refusal of the King to accede 10 the new propositions of France and England, IS approved of by all loyal Dntclmen, and yesterday at the theatre he was warmly applaudei.

 M. Van Zuiten has received orders not 10 deviate from the line of conduct expressed by Efol!aud, in the treaty made in answer to the twenty four artl- iFs,!es (!

 Orders have beensent. to transport to Lilo and Liefkenhock 400 men and ;;.a.aaitiops '. of war.

 Propositions have been received from Paris for the restoring of our prisoners, so ridiculous that we are ashamed to mention them.

 A Courier received by Sir Robert Adair, announces that Leopold is aus thoiized 10 conclude a treaty verbally with Louis Philip, in ap interview to be had in France, which is to be submitted 10 the English cabinet.

 1ascc days 1ster from Iraaee.-Tae. ship Sarah Caroline, from lIayre, whence she sailed on the 18th Janslarv, arrived last night, & brought our Paris lllles fo the l ItI inclusive. We receivs5 cd Havre papers 10 the i1ih, but the contents of either are diyested Of inter. est. Every thing seem disposed for peace. On the 18th, the French Gabi-' net had informed the Foreign Cabinets that tic troops had evacuated the Bel gian territory. The note delivered to tie pfiissian Cabinet claims, bv virtue of all anterior negotiation, the immedi- ate removal of the corps of observation stationed on the Rhine and the Mouse.

 A statue Of Napoleon has been, by crder of the King of Prussia. placed in the hall of military illustration in inc Koyal Museum, opposite tlle statue of Cesar.

 The opening of the British parlia- ment announced for the 9th January. is postponed to The 4th Feb

 We have transcribed from our files every thing of interest.

 LONDON, January 6.

 He base, the naughty, and the ma hgaant, were all eoci-a.srAoop at the news from America, aud ehackled at the prospect of n division between tl4e provinces of the iafgest and most tbriy. Ing commonwealth on earth. Already phrases, sentences, and diseourses on the instability of republican institutions were on the anvil in great forwardness and .preparation. The Esrc.identss speech may possibly, like the elections. and the fali of Antwerp, change tbe tenor and check the pride of these mas. terry performers in the chorus of adula- ton and sesvility. The temperate and Judlelons language of General Jackson. seems the forerunner Of concIlia,sen and concession. The tariff will. all probability, De ereiinsiu iisiisea. CT soltens.sl down sufficiently to reconcile the infer. fests of the Southern States. lis. ner. haps, early insle day to anticipate the result, but the prospect is very different from that which the disturbed vision of the enemies of afi freedom contemplat. ed. We shall see-and perbans the world, including our good friends tbe Dutch, will be able to judge-whether 'fee and popular governments do not possess i'll the very form and essence of their institutions, spirit of selfpre- servation, or, if they like tl.e word bet. tef' aconseryatiye principle, which the oPPressors and dlslocators of Europe were not able tointuse into any of the members which composed their cele- hrated but perishable patchwork of isi1 and 1915. We may at least be pretty confident, that whether this dis