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LONDON,
THPIIB4AY EVENING, SEPTEMBER SO, Isso.

the news from Brussels, of which we have
given copious accounts in other columns, is in
the highest degree important. Contrary, we
believe, to general expectation, certainly to the
reports contained a few days since in the Paris
Pipers, the Belgians have succeeded not only
is defeating the Dutch troops, but even in driv
leg them upwards-of a league from the capital.
Brussels therefore for the present is free, though
that freedom has not been purchased without a
terrific carnage.

It. appears that on Thursday the 23d the
hutch troops presented themselves at the Fortes
khaerbeck and Louvain, where they were speedily
tlvrized of the reception they were likely to meet
Pith from the citizens. Nothing daunted, they
*Ned to persevere, and with considerable diffi-
. and only after having sustained great
losses,. fought their way to the Park, where they
tntrenthed themselves in the wood, and sta-
tioned,artillery in the most commanding situa-
tions.. Here the Bourgeoise surrounded them!
*id by repeated but desultory discharges of
kusketry thinned their ranks to a serious extent.
Nleanwhilea-strong body of hussars and infantry
tttered ilit'city'.by. the Porte de Flanders ; but
°jilt aa; thought the Bourgeoise poured on them
by dnsens—by scores--by hundreds; those who
*ere. !tsit Ingaged at the upper part of the city
in the Park,: flew, to the assistance of their con
Potions the lOWer part, 'so that here too the
batch troops were beaten, and numbers of
them, including. an Aide-de-camp . of Prince
IItEDEnICK and a Colonel of Hussars, taken
By this. time the day was wear-
ing) the Belgians victorious on all sides, had,
itotil an early hour in the morning, dis-
Mod the ground inch b.y inch with the enemy ;
tntil at four o'clock a reinforcement of, 204
tolunteers came in from Wavre to assist them,
1'64. they renewed the.conibat with more despe-
%on and in more formidable masses than
hefore, nor once paused in their exertions till
night put an end to the conflict. So passed
Thursday, the 23d.
Early on the morning of the 24th it was found
that the Dutch troops. had not only received
considerable reinforcements during the night,
hut had. entered the Rue de Namur, and
ttrengthened their position in the Park. From
bath these points they were, with difficulty'
mid by degrees dislodged ; the citizens were
resolute, and, what was more to the purpose,
unanimous ; and -notwithstanding the red-hot
shot which the Dutch artillery kept pouring,
torrent after torrent, upon the city ; notwithstand-
ingthe fatigues—the anxieties—the continual ap-
P!ellansion which they must have felt for their
wives and children—notwithstanding all this over-
-11)10'100g Man of excitement—the Bourgeoise
actoolly found time to discuss the terms of a Pro-
ti*Mation appointing three provisional com-
Minder* for the city ! The night of this day
Passed without disturbance. •
• The morning of the 25th presented an ani-
mated spectacle to the citizens. From each town,
linage: and. hamlet in the neighbourhood, fresh
reittforeemonta kept hourly pouring in to their
intatteo, This gave new life to their exertions :
they instantly resolved on one general attack
on the Park, which they succeeded in wresting
rrtirntheDutch. They captured also two pieces
of artillery, and in the course of the day con-
fided the military command of the city to Don
auAl`i VON lIA LEN, a Spanish Colonel.
The whole of the next day (Sunday) was
Passed in conflict with the enemy, chiefly in the
environs of the Park, which was strewed thickly
in •
every part with heaps of dead.
On Monday the Dutch troops, who had con-
trived to re-possess themselves of the Park, were,
by a rminitriaus attack on the part of the citi-
ns,driven from it at all points i
er. n most ad-
mired disord" From this awkward moment
the .
y seem to have given up the case as hoe-
: ;hey
p
0, . and accordingly resolved on a retreat,
which they commenced at the very hour when
the Bourgeoise planted the flag of Brabant in
the Park—,where,it now
It is impossible -on reading these details not
to be struck With admiration at the cool perse-