YALENcIENNEs, NoY. q
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 VALENctENNEs, Nov. Q

 It is not believed that the army will pass the frontier before the 18th: hnt up to the presenttime, every tsiing leads to the belief that the intention Of pass.. ing is serious.

 The more prevalent opinion at head quarters is, that we shall have to deal with the Prussians and Dutch at inc same lime; and this may well be i'm. agined, when it is known that the armv which is to march against the Citadel of Antwerp consists of 75,00O men. and that from 25,000 10 30,G00 more ara echeiloned between Ciyef and .oneWs

 Extract ofa letter from Y Yaleneei,las dated the 9th instant, nine. o'clock at night: "A courier arrived ths morn. ing at the head quarters of Marshal Ge rard, bringing him the intelligence tba the King of Holland had refused 10 ac cede to the utindtun, sent him by tbe Courts of France and England. lncon. sequence of this news, the regiments which constitute the Army fthe North, received fresh orders to hold thcmselye. in readiness 10 march ali d moments m. tiee. They ha,c also all received their order of march, that is, the stations tbcy arc to occupy after having passed lie frontier. The transmission of artillery stores by the Scbeidt continues with un. abated actiyity.o

 lAeuE, Nov. (.

 II Is currently supposed that OH tie first act of hostilities heing committed, the King will call out the second band. or reserved militia, which will bring in, to the field about 40,000 men. They are trained, armed, and ollieered. and in case Of necessity, another reserve of the like number may be commanded for actual service.

 PARIS, Nov. g.

 The Reserve Division ol Cavalry yesterday commenced it's march 10. wards tic frontier. It consists of four regiments of euirassiers, vbiell have been quartercd at Beanrais, Compieqpe. and will set out immediately afier the departure Of tie last squadron.

 The Handlesblad of Amsterdam. of the 2d inst, which has arrived by ex. press, contains the following post. script:--

 "Wehave thisinsiant-four o'clock-. learnt from a source which may be said to be official, that at late hour in the night the government received des. patch from Antwerp, with the copy of a note sent yesterday evening by Gen. Chase to Gen. Buzen. eommandantof the Belgian forces in tic city and pro. vince of Antwerp, declaring that on the first movement either of the fleet or ar- my os France, and without waiting for any act of aggression On their part, he, Gen. Chase, would act upon the or ders of his sovereign 10 use alltbe means within his power preventtile violation ofsacred rights by a foreign force, and that in pursuance of these orscrs he gave notice that he should be uiider thc painful necessity of firing with a1l his ar tlllery upon the city of Antwerp upon the first appearance of q French flag in the neighborhood of inc places occupi- ed by the Dutch. He adds that the Belgian government must take this as sufficient warning, as he should not make any further communications

 s4rycst q s1,c Duciacss dfe Be,vi.

 PARIS. Nov.9.

 Yesterday, atone o'clock, the govern- ment received intelligence that the Duchess de Bcrri was arrested al Nantes on Wednesday, at ten o'clock in the morning. She was found concealed iii a house in the rue lIante de Chateau, With the Count de Menars, Mile de herasbiec, and NJ. Gullburg. The house was under search for several hours before her retreat was discover ed; bot at last 1t was found that the cast iron back of one oi the fire places turned upon pivot, and gave entrance to small room behind, which formed the asylum of the Duchess and her com- panions. She was immediately cen, ducted to the Castle Of Nantes, where she was detained under the keeping of the National Guards and the garrison troops. It is said the government in. tend 10 refer tlie future proecs dings re. lating. to the Duchess to the Legislative Chambers, and that soon ofter lne open. Ing of the session bill will be presented on the subject. Yesterday afternoons body of police officers went 10 the resi- dence of M. Jauge, the banker ofihe Duchess, aud Completely invested ev.