and Madrid, is now said to nave sailed from Palma on the 18th of September, on board the American vessel which he took at Algiers, for Gibraltar, where he intends to make ashort stay. He is ac- eompanied by two of his sons and two servants

 PARIS, Oct. l6.-The foreign rela- lions of france assumed strength and consistency. Most of the Governments have accredited their Ambassadors to, or officially acknowledged Louis Philip as Kinq- There hasin fact been 10 change in the Ministers at our Court--- The Belgianquestion, thought presents some difficulties, has not divided the sev- eral Cabinets which are interested nit. We are assured that France, Prussia, and Austria, have come to an under standing upon the principal points, and will actin concert to accomplish desi- fable termination Of the crisis which ag- itates the Netherlands. The principal of non-intervention rules in the whole diplomatic relations. 1t has been upon this principle that France and England have founded their renewed relations with each other, and this once admit ted, the peace and liberty of Europe are secured.

 PARIS, l7th Oet.-The King has re- mitted the sentence of three months im- prisonment, and the fine, pronounced OH the :35d inst. by the Tribunal ot Gorrec- tional Police against Bfessrs. Hubert and Thierry the President and Treasu- Ter of Societe des Amis du Peuple.

 The Ex-htinisters are still at Yincen- nes, and some time will elapse before their new prisons in the Petit Luxem- 6ourg will be ready for their reception. The outside of the palisades is covered with placards, demanding the death of NJ. de Polignac and his colleagues, and in many places it written on the walls with challz-Deotb to the E&-Jhtnssfer. ALaiEKs.-hiortaiity has ceased a. l mong the French troops. The inva- ding Arabs had retired, and q guard of 200 Arabs was organizing for the regu- lating of the interior. 1t is proposed to put the territory into the hands of a company of capitalists.

 l BRUSSELS, Oct. I7.-1he Prince of Orange keeps up at Antwerp his llttie government, which is without authority, and signs the acts proposed by hiessrs. Ursel, Lacoste, &e.

 From the Courier des Pays Bas.

 Tine Antwetp Journal of this morn- ing contains q report in favor of juries, signed by the Prince of Orange. We cannot too often repeat, this parody oi a government is shoekingiy raaiadroit. The Belsians recognize 10 authority bat that of the Provisional Government; {; and inc Prince Of Orange ought to feel how much his attempts to reign at Ant werp injure him. Let him dissolve his pretended goyernment-his prctended ministry; hoist our coiors, purge Ant werP and Maestrich: of the presence of the Dutch, return himself for time into the ranks of private citizens, and permit the provinces of Lemboure and Antwerp to proceed freely 10 the choice Of deputies in the National Congress. We can assure him, these measures would be more advantageous to him thanhis government in partibus-his or ders which are not executed-and his good intentions which false measures compromit. Ii seems to US that ship wrecked man, to whom a plank of safe ty is offered, ought to consider we'll be- fore rejeeting,i..

 The Central Committee of Belgium, On the l2th of October, issued decree for regulating the election of Deputies, and for determining the number to be sent from each district. By this de- cree the elections are to begin through out Belgium on the 27th of October. South Brabant is entitled to 9 depu- ties; Lembourg to IT; East Flanders to 35; West Flanders to g, Mons to 30 i: Namar to 10; Antwep to Is; Luxen,. burg to i6;-in all one hundred and elghty-one. The National Congress is to assemble on tic third of November. The Congress is to be installed under the Presidency of the oldest member. the four youngest serving as secretaries. A Alter the members shall have produced their credentials, the Congress is then to be definitely organized.

 NAPLES, Oct. 5.-An amnesty and several acts of grace had been announc- ed, but no individual condemned for political offences, had yet been pardon cd. The prospect of an amnesty. how.