The Sun.
London, England, 1831-08-15 00:00:00

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LONDON,
AIONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1831.

The Times express from Brussels gives an ani-
rtiating detail of the late military skirmishes in that
leighbourhood between the Dutch and Belgians. It
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eenis 'that after the engagement of Friday, which
be
NI at day-break, on the road leading from Louvain
to.Tirlennobt, and in which the Belgian officers showed
1111()re cowardice or treachery, we know nct which, but
leave them to settle the point among them—than the
lldiers, great anxiety was felt for the safety of King
g-"°L", of whom, for some hours, nothing further
as known than that " he was the last man in the
sod
un d attended by not more than twelve per-
>>k »
tortunatdr, on Saturday morning, it was
, • -
t '4ll that he had arrived in safety at Mantles, a
ofVitulation having been agreed on between the city
'°tl ri and the Prince of ORANGE, by which
thjeildgian army was allowed to retreat with
arms and the honours of war, when
r g I-1:01)01.15 retired at the bead of his troops
;tr°fil that city to Mantles. The French Princes
Zr.e burning to make their first campaign in arms ;
their troops had concentrated • at Wavre, and would
o lv"s expected appear on Saturday before Lou-
aiH' so that the Dutch will be speedily com-
Pelled to evacuate that city. The Moniteur Beige
\‘hieh
ritriitis a semi-official account of Friday's battle, in
a the coolness and intrepidity of King LEot'oLD
6130ke1l of in ardent terms of admiration.

French Papers contain the answer of the
of the 'FRENCH to the address voted to him in
lePly to the Speech from the Throne. The answer
with evident satisfaction on the late " prompt
phd ‘lgorous" measures taker, to " check the in-
re•" of Belgium," In no other respect is it
rirkable, dealing chiefly in generalities.

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Hutch Pa
era to the 12th inst., which will be
fo I.lund in another column, give the official account of
the negotiations between the King of HOLLAND and
of g
e Conference in London, respecting the evacuation
little to
•
e 1 glum
by the troops of the former. There is
this state document with which our readers
Ore not already acquainted. Sir E. CODRINGTON'S
squadron's re ported to have reached the Scheldt.

hi'
.he Prtuslan State Gazette mentions that the
trclie Poles are as enthusiastic as ever, and
.that
th„t " - -
their Comma icier in Chief urges them to continue
niggle to the last extremity :
• WAtisseve, JULY 29.—1 t is reported that General Roth
Itabbesieging Zamosc ; other accounts, hfowLvetrh,e seanyent,lyia.st
t e environs of that place are quite free. re .
':°_°P!', and that the health of the garrison, is
iv,e,riroigioito, good.
.es iv ,
usn officer lately arrived at Warsaw frc I
'loot ted by the Warsaw Courier to have
.statedm that part
of the insurgents of Podolia and the Ukraine are collect-
ing or. the frontiers of Bessarabia, and mean to attempt to
Join other fresh corps perhaps even with the insurgents in
Owrusz. It is said that in the district of Komir, in the
Province of Kalisch, the Lantisturm has been organised in
Vest haste, and consists of citizens and peasants.
t. The Committee appointed by the Diet have already re-
G‘'Ared a complete report of the state of the country from
eeational Government; and the Commander-in-Chief,
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teateral Skrzynecki, continues to urge the struggle to the
extremity. A proclamation, calling Upon the nation
'll`4 to relax in their efforts, was then determined on, and
4s....ttirtee been made public. The particulars of General
i: -'' neekes report have not been published ; but the
nrohers of the Diet have evidently assumed a more cheer-
, aaliect since it has been communicated to them. Yes-
ei. .
art•lY the Commander-in-Chief inspected the new
I,it' iarY east in 'Warsaw. The names of Colonel Haucke,
Captainetetiant-Colonel Olendzki, Major Crevinski, and
lie, Trenibecki, have been struek out of the army
'let Lieutenant-Colonel Zulinski, who lately command/
s
tow "ell corps in Augustowo and Lithuania,. has reti.irne,
te„, 4441 c. His conduct is spoken of in the highest
left"!' and lie is now (organising a fresh corps to act on the
of 120
of the Vistula. His corps in Lithuania eonsiste I
tr' d' °°.
TheFle, when abandoned to themselves, he ordered
kitr:aPerse and endeavour immediately to return to Warsaw.
AY have arrived.
110, .tePort has been madeto V.the Diet by the Committee
tut A
t.te ' to confer with the National Government, and
kavithecr °nlander in-Chief. Few details are given, publicity
ite. Peet to the plans and combination of Government
Itlesi' °f course, extremely unadvisable at the present urn.
glee.: Tile report breathes confidence in the
eventual
SitCa cis that holy cause, whirl, we are now defending o
t ("I,lr bl"ds and in which the civilized world, ti:ough
Uati();:. us no support, is nearly as much interested as
Itial'°:4°ll VttONTIEILS, AUGUST ;i.—The Russian
4r hea4d-
1 lie in
' Ice hear, are at Lowica ; the Polish army is said
atemv.autl about Blonie, which is only a few miles from
L RA ,
" es'"'"Go AUGUST 6.—For two evenings we have
1)555:.-illedisturbances in the suburb of St. George, chiefly
t.,ies I:f4ed hY the concourse of persons attracted by nio:
"vin. Curiosity, as often happens in great cities. 13;
It'ln,4 Fi.otit part of the military, this trifling disorder,
ft ~,euuld not extend beyond the suburb, was suppressed..
ii*ther.," °llly late in the evening, and all was quiet dur-
Ilitt "Y.
that h:tAtj, Attu. 4.--According to private accounts
j°tral ii‘l'leti.licen received here, the Russian corps undoegrthGeo-f
,41y, at 'ger, passed the Vistula on the 28th and .at th
~.ttefow, about four and a half (twenty) miles
'34 th, e trontiers of Gallicia, in order to attack Warsaw
iltitaoUth side.
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ik° r l'h most extravagant reports have
bete'
coll%d of ne.w.3t7oubleesitaving broken out at Kcenigs-
s,"'llY t,„fe 29th ult. in the evening, but they prove to be
ttiNroeil-t %Wed. A proclamation of the Provincial. Go-
tt: hurl: Put led'
on the 30th, thanks the citizens and
11444 ' en for the zeal with which they repressed the
- " the 28th, a:al had since preserved order.
26th1 P , CHOLERA.
J "-"Bur cri J , -09 On the morning of the
J, eIY there .• .' I'Ll -... •
I).....izirclained 1,916 patients.
e,3 0.....••. A ases. Remain. Deaths.
-.. .. 99 ........ 104
............. KS ............. 11
1.. lt,-; . ...... .. 85 ... :::::::: ...
:: . : 159
NI-n-40:1:1w on the inorning..ofthe '.29th of July, 1,541.
stein,t(ouaencernent to the 27th of July i--7.
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peter ................................................... 4, -i
hilt stur9h Journal gives the name's of nine til,4 tea;l_ tand surgeons who have died in the course of
I.,44Pereiniu° attention to the cholera patients. Among
14-1 t'%.,5 lately carried off by the cholera are—Lieute-
4, 51' ; \j'al Rostenetsky • M. Riszantsori, a celebrated
48iitti '4,; li• J. CilasOnactor, the oldest of the
oloselleis in St. Petersburgli. The Emile- '