Government.

 ( aGentlcmen-The enemy, whose de- piorable state of demoralization was doubtless completed by the warm acti- on yesterday, has felt aiongcrresistance to be impossible, and has just abandon ed our walls. The heroic Brussels is free. The park and all the gates are occupied by our brave men. Major Palmaert, my first aid-de-camp, is ap- pointed Governor of the Palaces.

 : The remarkable facts that have sig nalized this day are so numerous, and my occupations 20 many, that it is not possible tor me to give you al the ne- eessary details of this glorious event. Is soon as have leisure, one ofmy first cares, as my. dearest duties, will be to acquaint yog witht theservices rendered