Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05
NEw-YoRK, Oct. 8,
From The Neto York Daily Advertiser.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

LATEST FROM FRANCE.
!! by the arrival last night of the packet ship
Francois Isl, Cant. Skiddy, from llavre. we
have received our files Of Paris papers 10 the
LIST, and ilavre 10 the I'd of Oct. The Fran.
co.'s LIST sailed on the Sd.
THE LOW COUNTRIES.
Under date of Brussels, Sept 29lh, il is stat.
ed that " The 18th was spent in tranquility
! the t. oops had retired on NilvOrde, aud passed.
the night preceding at Savenlhem, for the
bridge oil Waller and sumo others have been
burnt by the peasantry. A system Of regular
defence has now been established within Br'ls-
sells, which will place the city in security against
another altack,-A Colune, sent from Holland
TO take command Of Ath. and two offices, have
been brought 10 Brussels prisoners, taken
when the garrison Of that place submitted. q
pieces Of artillery and many soldiers, volun.
teers, &c. nave also arrived from Ath. NJ.
lJollyis made president Of the War Committed!
NJ. Ncolay, Of the Interior; Coghen, OF FL
nance, and other committees are formed, con-
shutting the council.
Provisions, &. arrive in abundance from
the neighboring cities aed villages; and many
presents are offered OF cattle, powder, money =,
shot, &c. and thereis no danger Of want"
BRussELs, 29th Sept.
II 4nCNt 70 Coy g fi1t a1ApAtffe III ftobS D4 Tue
Iaruied population Il the city. The Belgian
irooas. shut upIwilh the Dutch troops in the
fortress, deserted, with arms and baggage, and
facilitated its capure. 1t contained $40 cannon,
arms and ammuniton in great quantity A
Icapi.ulation wasgrsnled 10 the Dutch troops.
"The commander in chief of our troops has
Modified Prince frederick that he demands
iessrs. DucpetlsuG and Plelinckx in exchange
for two superior officers, our prisoners, inform
ling him that if refused, all these shall be shot
> at 9 this morning.
: We observe in addition, that NJ Van Me.
neen is made Governor Of Southern Brabani.
There are reports Of disturbances in holland,
and a demand for the ancient Stakeholder
: system.
: No papers from Holland we're received at
$ Brussels on the 18th, aud It was rumored that
the ctidael Of LlOge had been taken by the
people, and thatlhere WAS fighting at Antwerp.
Bruges and Oaend have joined the cause Of
THE people.
At Jena the students we're armed and diff.
=, lcultes had occurred.
Comnandant Van Halen ordered general
! review at brussels on the 2gth. Ills conduct
, is spoken Of in the highest terms.
A Prince Frederick, when he escaped from
Shearbeck on The 26h. was in miserable cart,
and thus went to Vivorde.
1t is stated that NJ. Polgnac had no chance
escaping punishment
his said that The King of Naples has deter.
mined upon giving a new constitution 10 his
subjects.
. . letter from Paris, in Hsvre paper, SAYS
!, that Il was reported that England and Prussia
would, probably, come to an arrangement in
relation TO the Low Countries, by giving Bel.
Igium TO the reigning branch Of Saxony, &c.
= ha afq y
ling particularly upon the passing events al
belgium, says, tIiai these contemplated event.
Affect in very serious manner the politica
state OF Europe and whatever may be the de-
sire Of the French government TO maintain
peace it now seems too certain, that France
will be forced into a war. That paper sug.
gests that the best means Of preventing this
will be TO put the country upon the most form.
idable footing of defence, as well as it relates
TO men and arms, as TO material.
Letters from Geneva Of 25th Sept. announce
the arrival Of Courier from Milan, which
STATES that that city was in state of insurrec.
tion as well as Padona. Many English families
in Italy were about leaving that country, alarm
ed at The menacing posture ofaffairs
The accounts from Brussels are to 9Th Sent.
at noon. The victory was decided. The
Dutch troops, driven from every position, were
! liH Iui TGtFtals ~ ptlNaNC Netcib uhtSu u lew
| hours later Than the papers confirm all.
, The lei,sr also explains the cause ofthe bur.
. ming of the house Of NJ. de Meus. That man
!. had taken part with the provisional govern
: ment and betrayed that cause which had plac-
! ed confdenctin him.
: In addition to these details il is stated, that
{ order was about RECOMMENDING every where IN
! Belgium that near 10000 men well armed,
land animated with the nOblest feelings were
: united at Brussels. A large party had set OH, in
pursuit oil the Dutch troops, whom they fol-
: lowed two leagues. The people were excited
] Ito the utmost with the victory.
. BRU6Es, Sept. 27.--Yesterday, crowds Of
lboys, and afterwards ofgrown people, parsded
the streets with lr-colered flags, in the pres
! ence OF the troops, without committing any ex
Icess; but towards ten in the evening, when
c the multitude passed before the chief post, tie
D guards took offence. and fred upon the cili.
zens without distinction number VI them