Star.
London, England, 1830-10-11 00:00:00

(The signatures, seventeen in number.)

Aerie Ear, OCT. 7.
To.day at half past one o'clock the Prince of Orange reviewed our
Communal Huard This fine body of men had a perfect military ap.
peanuace. The Prince spoke in the most gracious manner to the officers
on their seal and successful efforts in preserving public tranquillity.
The Journal of Antwerp contains a proclamation of King William
for a levy en matte of the inhabitants of Holland. This :thews what
fears the state of Holland excites in the !Sovereign, and what violent
meatuses he thinks necessary to preserve that part of his dominions.
The same Journal announces that M. Ducpetiaux has been act at liberty
on his promise not to leave Antwerp.
" We, William, Prince of Orange, seeing the Royal decree of the
4th instant, and particularly Art. 4 of that decree; seeing our prods-
mation of the sth of that month ; desiring to surround ourselves with
all the information that may enable us to fulfil the intentions which we
have manifested in that proclamation :
" On the report of the Ministers, provisionally attached to our go-
vernment, and by virtue of the powers confided to us, have decreed and
deaee

" Mt. I. A Committee of Consultation shall propose to us the mess
sures of conciliation which the state of Belgium calls for.
"Art. 2. This Committee shall be composed of Messrs. the Count
d'Aerschot, Count de Celles, J. F. Collet, Baron Ssrlet de Chokier,
Charles de Brouckere, Henri Cogels, W. Goelens, Veranneman, Then.
phile Fallon, de Gerlach.•, and Charles le How, as tar as the functions
confided to them by the Royal decree of the —of this month shall
permit them. We reserve the faculty of adding other Members to their
number."

LUXEMBU RO, OCT. 6.

The Magistrates have ordered that no person is to appear in the streets
after eight in the evening without a light. Four hundred men, chiefly
recruits, arrived on Sunday from Teem, to reinforce the garrison, whien
is 6,e00 men. Chests of arms arrived with these troops. The day be•
fore yesterday the Burgomaster and Magistrates published a proclama.
don, calling:to mind the peculiar situation of the city of Luxemburg,
and the necessity of its abstaining, under present circumstances, from
all public demonstrations, the result of which would be that the town
would be immediately declared in a state of siege. Some inhabitants
of one of the suburbs thought of hoisting the Brabant flag, but they
have desisted. The proclamation concludes by inviting the inhabitants
to wait fur the cruse of events. The Provisional Government has sent
a letter to M. Governor of the province of Luxemburg, in.
ruing him to act in conformity with the decrees of the Provisional Go.
vemment, and as if the Grand Duchy were an integral part of Belgium ;
that is to say, as far as the relations of the provinces with the Gt.r.
man Confederation will allow.

GHENT, ()CT. S.
The Journal of Antwerp adds, after the proclamation of the Ps tiler
of Orange—such are the remarkable words of a pacificating Prince,
who comes with the olive branch of peace, to put an end to our discoid
and our misery. Let us seize with eagerness the means of safety ; let us
assemble round the Prince who offers us peace, with the public liberties
and the reparation of all grievances The creation of a new State, in the
political system of Europe, cannot be obained without the consent
of all the Sovereigns on pain of a war, and we can affirm that all pru.
dent and moderate men at Brussels, renouncing the idea of a pretended
Federative Republic, irreconciteable with our interests, and with the
political system, desire only to unite under a Prince who has so many
claims to their love and their confidence. We are assured, that in the
Council of State, the Prince always opposed the employment of force,
and that having read a memorial drawn up in that spirit, he tore it to
pieces, saying, use it to make cartridges for your cannon.' "

BIUUZLO, OCT. b.
Now scenes of horror have been divulged here, since my last commu-
nication, and It is now proved, beyond contradiction, that Prince Pie.
perk, to encourage his troops, gave the town up to them for plunder
during two hours of the first day's assault. The Dutch had something
else on their bands than pillaging during the three remaining days of
the combat ! Thus this Royal Minister of War, himself, effected
the demoralisation of his own army. Had other objects been
thought of than plunder, the city, in its defenceless state, might

have been taken in the morning of Thursday. Punishment followed the
criminal (susses of the Royal Brigand and his satellite Dutch with
prompt and vigornus step, as we have step by their disgraceul retreat.
An eteinal line of division between Holland and Belgium has now been
tratad out in a river of blood; and the cord, calculating j 3
doomed, with his descendants, to limit his Come sphere of action to ti e
marshes of the North—a fate worthy of a tither who ordains the n.:is-
mere of his children, and of a s( n vho dares to execute his barbartms
orders. On the persons of some Dutch officers, taken prisoners, have
been found large quantities of diamonds and other precious ob-
jects, which they had plundered from the houses of the English
and others. Those " authoriser'" robbers wi;l, of course, not et ape
the hand of Belgic justice. Tile hinpita.. :Intr. erp have become
perfect bazaars, where regular sales are dr. end ..very day of the plate
and jew:ls taken, with vieenee, iron: the •Ilsia of the English ^nJ
others by die officers of Prince Frederick and amt: . The
new system here works well and vigorously; the Centtal Committee
proceeds cautiously and with firm steps,. Tre patriot arn:y is aittativ
well organised and well equipped in every nip t. They have an in:.
ntense " materiel!!" The pride of indepemteme. and the high sense
of national existence, manifest themselves in .se: t act oldie new govern •
ment. Ildgium wiU seek the friendOtip of England; and will never
degrade her recent victories by becia:.ing a province of France. 1).
fart, we see here a prevalent jealona, it% France and of Lie French.
A head of the Ex-King crowned with a hollow Dutch cheese and
bomb, inscribed " Cadeau fait i son Pettple ma le KM," arc exhibited
in the Rue Madeline, and though they create a 'mile, they are still the
serious and sure emblems of the Fall of the House of Orange.
P.S. 5 P.M —The Central Committer of Bigium have just pro.
flounced their independence. A Federative Gov•nnmeat will be forth-
with nominated, to exist until the litl,;ic nota'lles have decided (et the
future form of Government. H. K.

Hmx-rArr Fiva O'CLOCK, P.ll.—Tl:z F....nch forces have order,
to match into Belgium from the fronticts. nr, !.,e ippeasaare of
of the Prussians !!! 25,000 stronA at Ait-tt-ei,spellc.—Lettcr /4-
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