Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04

bitants who were eadeavoring to ex;osui,h 4
flames.
II was even said that the fire was COMMUNIST.
ed by shells. as on the previous evening the a..
ceased, and the night was tranquil. On S.,ns
day, the e5th. the combat began anew abou, !.
ven O'Clock IN the morning, To the takm, e
the Park all efforts were then directed r. VI
Volunteers made repeated attacks. and eu,a,"s
many parts of it. As well from the side Of y
Mountain Of the Park, as from that of the p,,..
Royalc, the BrabaDt flag was borne aon, "a -
middle of the Park but it appeared that the NV
fusion with which these different attacks wa.
made. did not for the moment permit of theirSo
ing followed up with advantage. The voun,ss..
were several times obliged TO evacuate the ps.l
and il is even said that. by fatal mistake ,n.
troops of citizens fired upon each other. Uor"
yer. the Dutch troops enclosed IN the Park No.
dreadfully fatigued, and they lay down in ,1 n,
positions for rest. Such was the exact State =,
things Yesterday evening; nothing has thi. d.
changed it; the troops remained always in =.
Park. and at this moment the fire of the T;r,a
Iiers continues.
A superior officer was taken prisoner On F.
dav moraing. Another was subsequently, ,aLa,
They were both sent to tie Artillery Barr,rL.
and from thence 10 L'Amigo.
Hospital. have been established in the cb,no
Of the Madelainc and st. Anne, and IN m mr..
other public and private houses. Every wb.::.
the brave inhabitants are receiving and saccor;,.
the wounded. Reinforcement. have arrived e.:
all the neighboring towns. and they combat Win
great ardcr. and at once. Notwithstanding thief
tgue OF their previous marches.
Bv an order of General Wanthicr. the sol.Io,,
employed In the citadel Of Tournav receive dom
bic raiions, as in campaign. On the mornr,
of the 2Ist. the cannoniers. instead of connu"ss
their works on the bastions. abandoned their Cd;
and departed.
A NEW VICTORY.
LoUvAN. Sept. a.
.. Despatch 10 ~ Baron Tondehadm D
Hoogrorsi. Commmder.m IN CHEF of The Bur-.
!geoiSe Guard Of Brussels.
-. At seven O'Clock yesterday morniDy IL,
Dutch attacked Louvain from the side of the oa,
of Moulines. and discharged several shells. when
we advanced to repulse them. At ten o'cIo,k
we received the news that part of the Dnte6
army of congress had set out for Lou,aiu IN
great force. and with great many oannons:-
abont O'Clock these troops were in fact. al.
ready before our town. upon which they beganar
immediate attack by discharge Of cannon and
volIics of musketry. We sustained this attack
and our brave inhabitants made sortle which
was attended with complete success; for at two
o'clock retreat and confusion were in the Dutch
army, which was fnriouslv assailed by our brave
patriots, aud driven to Tirlcmont. where their
route became race, owing to the valiant resist
ance OF the people Of that iowa, who would not
permit them to retire through il. We have made
many prisoners, and our loss is triAing
"Signed by the Commander-in-Ch ef of III.
citizens of LOuvain. J. NEEP."
| BY further accounts we learn from Paris. BY
our letters of Tuesday evening, that on the 9Th
the Belgians had attacked and succeeded in ds
ing the Dutch troops from the Park in Brussels
and the neighborhood, and that the town rs
free. A letter from Brussels of the eth. saw
that the Belgians are every where arming again:
the Dutch. The fortress of Mons is in the power
of the Belgian inhabitants, who have sttacht
Ath, and, assisted by the inhabitants of Tat
place, have made themselves masters Of The car
rison, who had laid down their arms. The same
success has just taken place at Tournay.
PARIS, Tuesday, hat past p. MA large
caravan, filled inside and out with Begisn,. %
the number Of about 80 persons. is now pa..iA.
the Post Office. on their road to Brussels Ihey
are singing the MarsclIois Hymn: not onIy the
people in the streets, but the srenaders Of the
National Guard on duty at the Post 0tf,e. aIs
clappiny their hands and cheering them as uey