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FRANCE. The only intelligence from this country of any importance relates to the plan of the Finance Minister for reducing the interest of the National Debt. This measure, which had been carried by a large majority in the Chamber of Deputies, was on the 5th instant rejected by the Peers, on a division in which the ministry were left in a minority of 105 to 130. Some ascribe this result to the personal interest of the Peers in the five per cent. Stock, while others impute it to the influence of the clergy, who, as they were likely to be the greatest sufferers by the law, became, of course, its most strenuous opposers.

NETHERLANDS.-A treaty has been concluded between the King of the Netherlands and Great Britain, for regula ting the trade and intercourse of their colonies in the east. The two parties engage not to impose any hurtful restrictions on each other's trade; but to allow a free commercial intercourse, on payment of such reasonable duties as may be agreed on.

SPAIN. The long-expected amnesty, or act of grace, was issued by Ferdinand on the 1st of May, but the advantages hoped from it have been so far from meeting with fulfilment, that it might be termed a list of proscriptions rather than any thing else.

The following are the description of persons still designated for punishment:

"1. The Chiefs of the military insurrection of the Isle of Leon.

"2. The Members of the Cortes who proclaimed the dethronement of the King at Seville.

"3. The Chiefs of military insurrections in different parts of Spain, at Madrid, &c.

4. The assassins of Vinueza, the Judges of Elio, and the authors of the massacres in the prisons of Grenada."

The exceptions are ranged into fourteen classes, and all of them are so indefinite, that the Government may, with the utmost facility, under their sanction, harass, with vexatious trials, at least, every man who shared in the revolution, and did not desert it; and not only may this be done, but the fifth article ordains, that "the respective authorities shall proceed to the examination of the conduct of such individual, as may have given evident proofs of their adherence to the Constitutional regime; and if their present conduct shall be found to be that of faithful subjects, they shall not be disquieted in any sort. But, on the other hand, if by actions, writings, or speeches, they are likely to trouble the public peace, they must be judged and visited with all the severity which is announced for the guilty in the preceding exceptions."-This way of punishing men for crimes which they may commit, is certainly the most effectual one for preventing the commission; but it is monstrous