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Her cndeayors to Vie Ill rcclprOcal freidshlp with all nations, persuaded me the prosperity of one is not only compatible with, but contributes { to, the safety of al!-( (cheers.) have the hon. or of proposing ssthe Hoy .4ttidncea ia loud laugh)--of nations-Q loud cheers equality of rights, liberty all over the world, and the inn provement and happiness of the human spe- cies.''

 ! Several other toasts were afterwards drunk. The company separated at rather late hour.

 From the Paris Quotidiene.

 The Germanic confederation has published a declaration describing the ties by which the members hold themselves bound to each other They openly engage to assist in the suppression l of insurrectonary movements in any Of their States-to hold their contingents constantly in a state of readiness-and to letter the press from 1 publishing any intelligence of revolutionary movements in other countries, under heavy re- sponsibility.

 Spaiss.-The expedition intended to bring a. bout revolution in Spain, appears to have to- tally failed.

 Foir, (.4rwege,9 .Nop. 25.-The column of Spaniards which has returned, is composed of 3S9 nen, with I9 horses, exclusive of staff and the equipages; they have been disarmed, with the exception of the officers. 4 company of the 55th regiments appointed to take care of the arms, which are at Saan, the last village of France. The 3s9 men have been sent to Seix, i Oust, and St. Girons.

 Lisbon, .Nop. 20.-The steam packet of the l6th has by its news, produced something like a political earthquake. It was fully expected that the Kings Speech would contain an absolute recognition of Don Miguel, but the word aam nestY" introduced into it, has led to an explosion of his partizans, from which we are suffering ev- cry sort of apprehension. They are crying out yehemently against the English on all sides; and as a commentary on the text of ''amnesty,'' not

 less than 100 persons, male and female, have been arrested since its arrival. and conducted to prison. A Lieutenant of police, ore in the special confidence of the usurper, has been wan dering up and down the street, proclaiming that fsueh is the amnesty for the Constituencies.

 Presburg, Nor. 20.--On the 18th November, the address of the States on the levy of 4S.000 recruits was laid before his Majesty.

 London, Dec. Eff the great military gre parations of the Holy Alliance do not mean war, those despots have certainly warlike way of showing their intention 10 remain atpeaee.- The rulers of Russia, Prussia, and Austria, have been for some time past most actively occupied in raising armies and making other hostile de- n1onstratons.

 1 AFFAIRS OF THE NETHERLANDS .4atacerp. Dec. There are at present six teen small vessels which are taking on board cannon, &c. from the citadel, whence we may infer that the citadel will be evacuated. We may add, that the Dutch are also removing from the citadel stores, &c. which they have at their disposal.

 Brussels, Dec. 2.--Among the various pro jects, petitions, &c. addressed yesterday to the Chamber, a Nj. Auguote proposes the Duke of Lucra for the sovereign of Belgium; Ylscount x proposes the Archduke Fc rdinand of Aus tria, grandson of Maria Theresa; another pro- poses the Duke of Reichstadt.

 Yesterday, the Provisional Government, on I the certainty that the blockade of Antwerp was not raised, judged that its dignity required the suspension of the conferences which had taken place for the provisional demareation of the l boundaries. 1t will not resume them tiH it shall have received satisfactory explanations re- 1 specting the non-executon of the suspension of arms.

 | Ii is said that Holland is arming--that 1t has sent for Swiss troops, &c. for money Swiss may be had, but money will not procure the courage and herosm of our soldiers. We have no req son to fear taking the ield-we have already 30,000 infantry and 1 JOG cavalry, organized and filled with martial ardor.

 l Next Saturday morning at half past ten, the Congress will assemble, to proceed in body to attend the laying of the first stone of a monu- ment to the brave men who pershed in defence of their country. twill then attend the funer- al service in their honor. 0nits return it will examine, in general committee, the question of the Senate, CT of two Chambers, as points to be inserted in the Constitution.

 The statement of the Gazette ae France, that NJ. Oh. Rogier, member of the Provisional Gov ernment, has arrived at Paris, and that he is commissioned to offer the crown of Belgium to the Duke of Nemours, is without foundation.-- NJ. Fermin (not Charfesl Rogier is gone to Par Iis h1t has no aficial mission The National