FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 76, 19 August 1843, Page 302

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

' In France the .press is chiefly occupied in discussing a .proposed vote oh the Secret Service Mofaey BUfc .The opposition intended making a determined .attack on the Ministry, and some were of opinion that the Guizot cabinet would be overthrown- • , ' '*. ' '' " The latest intelligence from Spain states that the siege of Barcelona, which was imposed On the 4th of December, had been raised, and the civil authorities reinstated in the exercise of their respective functions. Prince Jerome Bosflbarte had paid a visit to Madrid, where he was wlen received by the Regent. , „ . , ' In Portugal a company has been sanctioned by the Government .which will have entire control over the port wine -exportation. The measure is considered unfavourable to England, and" the negotiation for, a tariff convention between the two countries has been broken off.

The Greek Government has demanded new succour from its allies. The finances, of thisunforr tunate country appear to be in a most pitiful state.

It was reported in Germany that the Prince Royal of Denmark intended to adopt the hereditary Prince of Oldenburg, who would thus unite under hU sceptre, all the dominions of the King of Denmark. The branch of Augustenburg wouM obtain,; 40 a compensation, the grand 'duchy of Oldenburg, and the Prince of Hesse receive 2,000,000 of- crowns banco. According to a another version/the Prince Royal will not ascend the throne . after the death of the King of Denmark, Jjpt abdicate in favour of the Prince of Oldenburg On the Above-mentioned conditions.

The Augtbwn/ Gazette of February 20 stales that* in consequence of the conspiracy in favour of Prince' Michael discovered at Belgrade, twenty persona had been awested and brought to trial by court-martial, and condemned, one to death, the outers to impritonment for different periods.