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 at Paris, in consequence ofthe still pro- longed silence Of the King of Holland upon the subject of the 24lh article of peace proposed to him by the Confer ence of London. inc report that ne had made an appeal to the Emperor of Russia against the slight intended to be put upon his family was, of course, re- garded seriously by the French, as the consequences were likely to prove of great importance to them. There was reason to believe, however, that the de- Alterations of the Conference arc moi likely to be influenced by the charac- teristic obstinacy of the ''enllghtened

 King, and that treaty would be forth

 with, if 1t is not already, signed, with

 NJ. an de Meyer, for the King Of Bel

 gium, which would secure to Leopold all the advantages of the protection oI the great Powers, without making them contingent upon the caprice of the Dutch King. There was an improba- bic report prevalent in Londoil, on the 10th, that the king ofHolland had laid an embargo on all shipping in the Dutch ports. The report was supposed to have originated from two of the steam packets being some days due; but th;s might arise from the state of the wealth CT, and one of them, we have heard, had had her destination unexpectedly changed, and was gone to Hamburg.

 Spain.--Some unimportant move ments in the armies of Spain have be- gunto give some little uneasiness to the French politicians, who are but too much disposed to regard the equipment of handful of men upon the frontiers, as q part of the general conspiracy amongst the European despots against French liberty. These apprehensions appear to have arisen merely from the orders of the Spanish Government for sending 300 quintals of gun-powder to Barcelona, 200 to Pampeluna, and l50 to Sarragossa. This powder is to be taken from the magazines of Cartha- gena.

 RUSSIAN PoLAND.-St. Petersbmgh, October 22.-The journals contain il very long report from Prince Paske- witsch, on the storming and taking of Warsaw. The report which details all the operations ofthe two days, con cludes with an account of the cannon, &e. which fell into the hands Of the Russians. Among them are l32 pie ces ofcannon, two millions of cartridges, a vast quantity ofmiiitia stores of every description, immense magazines of pro visions, including I0,000schetwerts of oats. In the city were 4an arsenal, cannon foundry. powder.miIl, salt petre manufactory, several manufacto- ries of arms, in which d2,000 muskets were nearly finished; there was an hospital with LOGO patients, most of them wounded Poles.

 During the action, 5000 prisoners were taken, among them were GO staff and superior officers; many more must have perished during the attack, by the burning ofthe buildings and the des- tructive fire ofour numerous artillery. which during the two days expended 29,00D cartridges. Besides the above number of prisoners, ahoye 4,000 soldiers of the Polish army have come to us, and l,200 generals and off cers have quilted the ranks and the service of the insurgents. The loss on our side, in the two days desperate conflict, could not be small. Among the killed are Major Generals Van Brl- gen and Jesimalbitsch, and nine Colo nels; eight Generals, among whom is Count Witt, and i2 Colonels, received wounds or contusions.

 Ten artillery and 40 staff and supe- rior officers were killed and wounded. among whom are eight commanders of brigades or companies; 100 artillery men were killed,and 300 wounded 800 artillery horses were kiiied,a and s pow der wagons blown up. The whole loss ofthe army is 3,000 killed, including 63 officers; and 7,500 wounded, inclu- ding 445 officers. Half of the latter have already joined their regiments again, and it is to he hoped that a great number of the wounded soldiers will soon be able to return to the ranks.

 Vienna, October 2S.-Letters from Lemberg say that General Rudiger has repeatedly demanded that the remains ofthe Polish army which have sought refuge in our territory should be given up. But this demand has been refused by the Emperor's commands. Several Generals nffhe Palish army Rnnn.,r;