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 .quirer, arrived in town this morning, from the Havre packet-ship Rhone, Captain Hathaway, with our letter bag, sthe Agents letter bag, and dcspatches for Government.

 We have received by this convey ance Paris journals of the 18th Octo- Der and llavre of the 20th, containing Paris dates of 10th.

 The speech of the King of Holland at the opening of the States General of that Kingdom throws little or no.light on the subject of the threatened hostil- ties Of England and France, or of the probability of an intervention of the other powers. There is. however, all article from Antwerp, which, if true, would place beyond q donbt the inten- tion of the King of Prussia 10 make common cause with Holland. It must be kept in view, that there is strong Dutch party in Antwerp, and that some of the newspapers (perhaps the one with which the article ln which we al. Jude, originated,) are openly devoted 10 the cause of that country.

 PARIS, Oct. %. The London jour- nals of Thursday the 18th have just ar rived. The following are extracts.

 4 cabinet council will be held to-day, -at which it is expected that His Majes- tvs assent will besigni6ed according to form 10 the resolutions of the cabinet in respect to the immediate coercive measures to he instituted against HeI- land. As such measures involve the question of peace ofw war, and effect the Kings pFerogatiye, it is necessary that His Majesty's assent should be given il the accustomed form Courier,

 Wagers have been laid at some of the naval aud military clubs at the west end, that not a single shot will be fired in the threatened expedition to the Scheldt. = Herald.

 Prince Levan, Baron Wesenburg, and Baron Neumanll, are said to have forwarded d species of carte blanche to the Hague. purporting that Russiaand Austria having signed the protocols and resolutions of the conference, will go hand inland with Great Britain and France. This agrees but i'll with re- port abroad, of twenty Russian ships of the line being ordered to the Texel. ---Herald.

 The speech of the King Of Holland, in which the late Belgic revolution Is ouly spoken of as the revolt, brealhes ws,r and defiance. Indeed the last pa ragraph leaves no doubt on the subject.

 Latest from England. By the arri, val at this port oi the ship Carroll of Carro'lton, Capt. Bird, We have our ] London and Liverpool papers to the 10th October; two days later than our news of yesterday.

 The British Parliament stands pro srogued to the Ilth December, but the Morning Herald expresses d belief tha, it will be re-assembled to deliberate O. the affairs of Belgium and Holland, which has now certainly come to a crls sis. The Liverpool Journal of the 20th says. ''Things on the continent art drawing to crisis, which must eventu- ate in an European war, or d perma- nent peace"

 From Ireland there is nothing but ac- counts of violence, and of it's cause the endorsements of tine tithe claims.

 The London Herald of the 20 says

 As usual, in the absence of official 1 information. numerous eports hay eheenl industrioasly circulated, both in the l City and upon the Stock Exchange, re- latve to the state of affairs m Holland. 1 and the line oi policy which the Go =yeTnment of our country really intends i 10 pursue but, as sufficient time have not elapsed, they must be considered as wanting authenticity. We also con- tinue without any furtheraccounls from Oporto, thai may be relied upon; 1t has. | however, been reported at i.loyd's that inc Mlgneite army had retreated from before Oporto, in order to go into win- ter quarters. The Miguelite squadron entered Vigo bay on the 20th Septefn- ger, Sartorious entered on the 2d Oct. l and was blockading there at both mouths of the bay. In the morning il 1 WIS reported the Sabo, d steamer ia the employ of Do: Pedro, had been burnt, off Blackwall, to the waters edge; bul It appears she had received but very little damage. The private accounts from Madrid say that Ferdinand is bet ter, and that he has succeeded in get ting rid ot obnoxious Ministers, and has determined upon assemll tAe Cortes. 10 sanction his .daghter's succession to xl, #, ,<>f T