The following lively article upon the affairs of Trance and other foreign na- tions is from the Joha BuH.-s'i5oes a. ny body suppose that old Talleyrand would come here, at his time of life, to be craned out of steam packet, carri

 ed up stairs at the Ship Of Dover, pack ed up for London, and hurried about town after his Majesty's Ministers, if he lancied things would go on smoothly in France? Not he-he is too cunning by half tosHcritice all his comfort, and sur render the place and popularity he pos Sesses in Paris, to enter upon a foggy winter in London, where lle. is either not known, orif known, hated and dis pissed, if he were not sure that the thing w!!l tumble topieces; and anxious to be clear of the ruins when it falls, and ready in England to take his ttlcenA oath of allegiance to some new power that Will spring up in the course of the next half year. ltremains to be seen what effects the Belgian insurrectiou will produce upon the affairs of France but of one thing we are certain, that II the government should, in the event oi the condemnation of the Ministers. thInk 1t right to proceed to execution. the moment in which the axe falls on the neckof the first victim will be the last of the present patchwork mouar- chy. It Is quire clear that events have fully justified ali we have always said on the subject of Spain, on her prosper ous state, on her increasing wealth ard eomtors, and on the peaceablc and by