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!, -xx NEw-YORK, Oct. %.

 LGtesl from Fr1nee.-By the packet ship

 France. Capt. Funk, from Havre, we have

 received our files OfHavre papers to the goth,

 and Paris to the 18th of Sept.

 The news is not very important:

 POrtNgdL.-NOthing new appears tO have

 taken place in Portugal; hut reports through

 Spain are more uniayOrable to Don Miguel,

 whose army Is said to be greatly disafected. BeLgiWm.-The project submitted to the

 Conference by Lord PalmerstOn, for the de-

 finitiye arrangement of the affairs of Belgium

 and Holland, has been rejected; and after

 further delays, it is stated by French paper,

 the British and French ambassadors assum-

 ed very threatening attitude, and menaced immediate military measures, to bring the important question t0 decision. Particulars

 are given hut the truth of the story is not

 yet sufficiently authenticated, and other ac- counts do pot t-apFear to correspond with it. France.-The Duke of Brunswick has been

 arrested in Paris, for attempting to raise roy alist troops.

 The Duchess of Berry is said 10 be still fn- cognita in the south. The ministry remains in statu quo. -.

 Paris, Sept. 18.--AhOut six o'clock this

 morning, tetachnlent Of the Garde Muni- cipale, accompanied by the necessary author iiies, repaired to the residence of the Duke of

 Brunswick, on the B0ulrya:d IialieD. Two | travelling carriages were in waiting. Two "f

 the guards praceeded t0 the door ofthe apart { ment, and having gained admittance without violence, desired the Duke. who was still in bed, to dress himself and accompany iheM. No violence was used :; and the Prince, ac- 1 companird by an nllicer of the Municipab { Guards, preceded and followed by a detach- 1 Tnent of the same force, drove along the BOu l levards and Rue Lafayette at rapid rate to- 1 wards St. Denis, in one of the carriages which 1 was followed by the other.

 Itaiy.-A letter of the 9th inst. from Rome ] gives details Of the new will made by the mother of Napoleon. in consequence Of the

 death fthe Duke of Reichs;adt. Alter giv- 1 ing comparatively triAing lcgacies to hrr younger children and grand children. and to some pious foundations, she directs that the 1 great bulk of her property should be formed 1 into Majorat to be held in perpetuity for the l eldest male of the Bonaparte family. If the 1 family should become extinct, she devisesthe

 property to the capital of Corsica. She re-

 commends her sons and her brother Cardi0-

 al Fesch to follow her example, and thus in-

 crease the Majorat, so that the name of Bo- naparte may iO the latest posterity be attend I ed with distinction aud lustre.