The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-08


 c..anicatc3 b7 shells, ns onIhc previous evening the fire ceased, and the night was tranquil. On Saturday the 2oth, .ll.e ceashat { began anew ahout ' o'clock in the morning. To the taking of the Parl, all efforts were thendirected. The volunteers made repeated attacks, and entered many parts of 1t. As wcllirom the side of the mountain of the Park, as from that of the Place Royale, the Brabant flag was borne along the middle of tEe Park; but 1t appeared that tiic confusion with which these different at tacks were made, did not for the mo. nent permit of their being followed up with advantage The Volunteers were several times obliged to eyacuate the Park. and it is even said that by q fatal mistake. two troops of citizens fired up- on each other. However the Dutch troops enclosed iT the Park l lark were dreafd- fully fatigued, and they lay down in 5 thcir positions for rest. Such was the exact state of things yesterday eve ming; nothing has this day changed it; the troops remained always in the Park, and at this moment the fire of the Ti- raiIleurs continues.
 A superior officer was taken prisoner on Friday morning. Another was sub sequently taken: they were both sent 10 .the Artillery barracks, from thence to L'Amigo.
 Hospitals have been established in the chapels of the Madelaine and St. Anne, and in many other public and private houses. Every where the brave inhab- itants are receiving and succouring the wounded. Reinforcements have arriv- cd from all the neighboring towns, and tii ttiiieT combat ssiitA great ardour and at once, notwithstanding the fatigue of. their previous marches.
 By an order of General Wanthier,i the soldiers employed in the citadel of To.lrnep, received double rations, as in a campaign. On the morning of the 2lst, the cannoniers, instead on contin- uing their works on the bastions, have abandoned their tools and departed.
 A NEW W.yIcgoRY.
 LouvArN, Sept. 24. skDespatch to .M. Barron tande1fsnden
 DHoog0orst, Conamaasder-sn-ehief of
 she Bourgeoise Gaard of Brussels.
 At ' o'clock yesterday morning the Dutch attacked Louyain from the side of the gate of Moulines, and discharged several shells, when we advanced to re pulse them. At 10 o'clock we re ~ceived the news that part of the Dutch siii oi Eo;gfeess had had set set Gut foi. Loisgv- ain in great force, and with many can mons; about II o'clock the troops were in fact, already before our town, upon which they began an immediate attack by a discharge Of cannon and vollies of 1nnsketry. We sustained this attack and our brave inhabitants made sorties which was attended with complete suc- cess; for at , o'clock retreat and conlu- sion were in the Dutch army, winch was fariously assailed by our brave patriots, and driven to Tirlemont where their route becamesa race, owingto the val iant resistance of the people of that town, who would not permit them to re tire through it. We have many pris- oners, and our loss is triilng.
 sSigned by the Commandcr-in-C Chief of the citizens of Louyain.
 a NRLr.''
 By farther accounts we learn from Paris, by our letters of Tuesday eve ming, that on the 27th the Belgians had attacked and succeeded in driving the Dutch troops from the Park in Brussels and the neighborhood, and that the town was free. Aletter from Brussels ot the se7ssh says that that the trecps Of Prince Frederick have been beaten on all sides, and that the Belgian inhabitants are ev- cry where irnsingg against the Dutch The fortress of Mons is in the power of the Belgian inhabitants, who have at tackled Ath, and, assisted by the inhahi- tants of that place, have made them selves masters of the garrison, who had laid down their arms. The same sue cess has just taken place at Tournay.
 PARIS, Tuesday, half-past i F. M.-- A large caravan, filled inside and out with Belgians, to the number of about s50 persons, is now passing the post office, on their road to Brussels. They arc singing the Marsellois Hymn: not only the people in the street, but tho grena- a;ers c.f the the National Guard en duty att inc post office, are clapping their hands <,.al ,l,n<, ri..c- xb ox,, .., {, fhox. x,.cc