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confidence in that port, in a few months it.....

 nerce will be wholly annihilated; the wart.ss ss' are without employment; tlle enormous i,.sss s.ea mounting to ten or twelve millions of flancs q ed by the burning of the entrepot, place ,...s houses ina dangerous situation; the :clus;rn Z the Seheldt, and of the port of Antwern -, ', cause the loss of the principal vent for the ,,l ufaeturcs of Flanders, erviers, and of Raa. um. He showed the necessity of hayno ,'sir information respecting the political fna9pe,sl and commercial situation of the country. Mr. ' an Wayer, a member of the Gara.-

 ment, opposed the motion, but stated ircidents iy, that the act of the five Powers eomprshs,'as

 the raising of the blockade oi the ports ar,, CTS; by speaking especially of the free nas;a.

 tion Of the Seheidt, the Provisional Gey would have maiadroitfy raised aqueston. wgs;sI in fact, is not one- If some ships were eants. ed of Ostend on the 27th, this is not surpr;s;es

 as the order to raise the blockade was not sas

 warded from the Hague till the 27th in the raa-a ing, and could not De known at Ostend on tl.. 27th. It is to be observed that we do not nsas through the medium of the five Great Powar.s consequently, if Holland should act with , bad faith, 1t is these Powers that twill offend. lie pfODdelc lliat tiG Sttte Ol AiHR Williams af fairs will not permit him 10 do so. Mr. Osy withdrew the three first parts of b;s motion, ,and withrespect othe fourth, the Assem-. ply decided that twas not necessary 10 take itnto immediate consideration.

 Brussels, No7. 2S.-We find that the Kinpo of Holland has accepted the armistce proposed by the five Powers, and gave orders, on the 23d and 9th, to the Dutch troops to suspend hostil- ities by sea and land, to raise the blockade eve. ry where, ,and to evacuate all the placesthatwefe not occupied by the Dutch before the treaty of

 May 90, f8f4. The city of Antwerp is among the humber.

 Measures will be immediately taken to reeu.. late the frontiers; the Belgian and the Dutch

 Governments will each send two Commission CTS tothe spot These Commissioners are not yet known.

 The strength of the Prussian garrisonof Lux Fembourgh has been exaggerated; 1t consists of 24 companies, the strongest ofwhich is l70men: hnttrfif4EE be slfortlly reinforced. The G0:l re- gimeAt is to leave it. but ii will be replaced by

 two others, which will increase the Garrison by about itliiff men.