Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-11

prisoners and nuf l,,s IS trinng.
Sgaed by the COMMANDMENT eh.t OF ih'
citizens Of Lousain. Ntht
By further accounts We lsarn rom Pans. by
CIR letters OF Tne.day esrni"g, mat on I'M
eth the . lrinus had attacked ana suerrehe1
in driv,nc the palch n ops fran the fatk u
Brussels ADD the NEG hl'"rheed. aud that ih'
town was free. letter hon Brussels 81 III
9th SAYS that the troops Of Prince ffederiei
have been beaten an all sides. and that thu
Belgian inhabitants are every where nfmint
against the Dsiea. The fnrsur-s Of Mons y
In The pn~er aithe Belgian inhabitants, WIN
have attacked Ath, and assisted by The ihhabi'
,anis Of thar place, have male Themselves mas
ters 81 the garrison who had laid down iheii
arms The sane success has just taken place
~ Toutnas.
from the Courier des PAYS Bas Of Tuesday
Sent -.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 81.
Our readers are informed that vi further M
flee the Provisional Government WI comnpni-
ea,e ,,s Official news through the medium of tbe
Courier lies Pays Bas.
Victor, The hordes Of hriRands who,
under the nams Of soldiefs had penetrated uie
our walls. have bren forced TO abandon Them
Chi. night The desperate engagement yes
t.rday proved TO ibrm TINT u was Impossible 10
enter Brussels IN spite Of its lnhsbiisnis.
Our artillery, the command OF which has heen
since Friday cnnfaed TO an experienced othcer,
xrsterda, made great slaughter Of Our bar
barous enemies. The commander had found
q favorable position ffom which he directed his
artillery 10 The lower grounds OF The Park,
whese the Duich had taken retugp.
Our sharp shooters, more eager aud mora
numerous ihaa the dag before, seconded the
artillery with the greatest succrss. The firing
had never been more brisk thhn br,wesn IL
and 3 q clock In the afternoon. II WAS nnpos-
able for aa army even twice 80 numerous
as that which was eombaited TO resist such al
tacks.
The firing continued til o'clock. rs on the
or,cedpe DAYS. but gradually nbated after
Z o'clock The ssldiefs fled suecessivelv from
the only houses which they occupied towards
the States General and took refuge ~ the low
or grounds OF the PaaA, uesr The filnres of the
King aud the Prince. A great number 81 thum
were killed during their reiceat. Our citizens
waited Tor them MS they came out ol the houses,
and hIed on them with muskets rs they pas
sed
At.ix O'Clock the fire had caught The houses
10 the vicinity OF the Palace, Al fhs heRinn'ng
uf the night this fee iof which we shall give
some nariiculars belnw) illuminated the whole
CharleroI. Gos.ilies, aud other towns. who
were soon Joined Nv several Bruxe lois. station.
ed themselves near the Hotel d. Relle Voc and
thence bred upon the soldiers, who sill esrSp-
ed from the Palaces. At length, ahou, fnSr
o clock in the morning, all the Dutch who had
escaped the carnage OF the dav effected their
complete retreat from our walls
An immense crowd proeerde nj day birak to
he places bandoue bs these cowHrdly nrenda
res These places presented only - vast scrne
" desolaiion and carnage. The alleys Of The
Park are dysd with blood. aud several eorpses.
horribly mutued aud stripped, have been
orrofteu by the ensmy, and lie AZ the feet Of
he passage hardly covered with - lew branohf
= of nees fragment. Of iron railing, aud
tatns.. DESTROYED bv the grape sho' lie on all
he ,nads. The eaTlrsses OF sk artillery hurses
ave been placed by the eGemy ms redonht
Il the Park gate, opposite The staircase ol the
ihTary.
The wing nfthe Palace u'ually occupied by
'rince Frederick he Hotel de Bel!e Fnr,lihe
'onpe house de rAmitic, are piefcrd every !
where with ,nuskrt AM cannon balls the same !
, the case with all The houses OF The Montague
IL Pare, and great phit OF those IN the Rue
10, ale.
The neople and great number Of volunteers
n =
n all the avenues of the Park and the ndlaeeht
lraets , and soldiers, either d-se,Iets Or pIis-
mes, are uow IN greul numbers IN every quar-
n,
NJ. de Hooevotst, who Was enng 10 the
'alace. having appeared among the crowd,
yas received with hnzzas aud cries al LIoeIiy
oreveri Il is impossible 10 describe the ia
oxicalion OF Joy of all the population, at length
delivered from their harbaraus Invaders, The
Palaces m whch III" standard OF Brahant IL
hoisted are guarded bs posts nj volunteers well
armed conmandani Don, Juan d iialen. re-
moved hs head quarters lhuher this morning.
We are iuioTmed maj measures are taken Vi
yorously TO pnrue the enemy who have already
withdrawn 10 thc distance OF more than ,wo
leagues fiom ,he CIV Two no,'ref we're POI
ted un yesterday one ANNOUNCING that Il pre-
yrnt the dangers winch might arse from the .
fail OF n shell inIo the gas works The gas will lac
drawn of. The ciuzrns are requested 10 place {
sights in their windows 10 prevent the city from F
beng involved ~ dhr ness
Chs request WAS complied with, AMI the CT {
~ well lghiedbv the ciu1'ns)
:. Thp other notice sns To the elect thpt ~ tho T
nreseot critical state oraliairs, the Provisional
government WINS constituted as follows.--hsron |
' anderhaden linogvors Chcva,er keeier,
Advocate in the Tiibnnal OF Licgc Count
FELIX de Mnrodc Gendehn. Advocate in the
Tribunal oil B6lsses Lylsnin de Meyer dit
10 Jolly. late officer OF Eufiuee's Joseph
Nande,hndeu, treasure j. N,colsy, \ isocete,
aud 4 Ne Cabh,n, Seriet4ries.
Al ,nese geniiene" accepted their func-
mons
The following has beea published this mur.
uing -
=" Headquarters, Sept. o., hall pat s.
A. NJ.
To the members ofthe Provisional Govern
meni
:" Grutlemen--1hr enemy, whose deplnra-
he state OF decentralization was Doubtless com
pieied by tho warm action Yesterday, has felt
p longer resistance 10 be Impossible, and has
jul abandoned our walls. The heroic Brussels
il free The park aud all the gates are occu.
pied BY oui brave men. Mainr Palmaert. my
firt aid de camp, is appointed Governor of the
Palaces.