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London, England, 1830-10-26 00:00:00

THE NETHERLANDS.

DMZ HAGUE, OcT.• 19.—1 n the sluing of the Second Chamber to-
day, there were fony-three members preseet. After examining the
validity of the election, of the new members, the (Umber peoceeded to
ballot for three candidates, to be proposed to the King for the dice of
President. The three members so cheers were Messrs. Van Toulon,
Sypkens, and Clifford, the firm of whom was subsequently
approved by the King. The Chamber thew adjourned sine dk.
Of all the members for the Soothes Provinces, N. &delft
alone was present. Accounts from all parts of the Southern
Provinces speak of the seal with which, since the publeadon
of the royal proclamation, the inhabitants came forward to ether chefs
services as volunteers. The latest accounts from Brands represent the
situation of that city as vsey melancholy. The Offsimmment edits
merely in appearance; the mob and the club me unease.. De Potter
and d'Hoogvarst, whoa tew days ago were Mabry essesmsd by tbe pm-
, pie, seem to have lost much of their intone& Of the hot we beet
nothing ; the other has thought It to take wp his abide with the Phd-
sant, who is so often meowed, when be lbflib Idmeeltibe met eats.
Tbe Club exhibits the most extravapat seems. Very vision debases, If
they may be as WWI, Aso own. The whole Is meetly Ike die dubs

in she Freneh revolution. All business in Brussels is at a stand ; shops
are open, but nothing is sold. Only the lowest people are seen in the
streets, and these eonattit all sorts of excesses. The voluntary gifts for
the national mow are the produce of extortion from the more wealthy
inbabitaws both in the city and the country. Meantime, the armed
bands which chiefly commit these excesses grow more and mote nu-
nietous They are estimated at needy 30,4100 men. consisting of all
sorts of rogues, vagabonds, and strangers. At Liege the state of things
is equally melancholy.
HAGUE, OC r• 21.—A Congress Is spoken of, which is to meet in
this town, end where tho albino of the Netherlands will be discussed.
lt appears that the greet Powers begin to take into more serious con.
sideration the events a hich take place in this kingdom.
FLUSHING, OCT. 19.—Our fortress is declared to be ia a state of
war, and nobody is allowed to enter it without a pals issued by the
Police.

TOR HAGUE. OCT. 22.—The second Chamber met this morning
to proceed in the usual form to draw up an address in answer to the
King's Speech. Last night the Belgic officers, subalterns, and pri-
vates of the lit battalion of 'lagers, in garrison here, to the number
of about two hundred, left this place tor Breda, where it is said they are
to he disamted and sent to Belgium. It was late in the evening when
they received the necessary orders.
ROTTERDAOCT. From all quartets we receive accounts of
the proofs of attachment to the Prince and the country, which are given
by our countrymen in these troublesome times. At Amsterdam a corps
of 1,800 men has been formed, who are ready to march at the first sig.
nal. Ar.other corps is forming, far which there are already men
sufficient.

ANISTIRDAN, OCT. 22.—Aetual Debt, two and a half per Cent.
40, 401.—Detected Debt, i 15.16 —mAntort Syndic, four and a half per
Cent. 64 651.—Amon $y misc., three and a half per Cent. 52, U.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON.— 11„ 73-2 M. 11, 70.—Date a Papers,
Wolter 23.