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| | dated at Brussels on the 9th. says. tl,a, l9,o00 volunteers, under the command |of M. Parent, have marehcd 10 dis perse the bodies of Royal troops which are found around Malines.

 BR HsssIs, Get 4i4. bout see see -ol;si voll;s:si- teers, under the command ot Col. Mo. |yard, with several pieces of cannon, have left here for Yilsorde, which have been evacuated by the troops. F. aHRsts.Y, Get. @i esterday the Brabant flag was hoisted upon our cita- del. The Bourgeoise have taken con Isidefable stores of ammunition. which it's proposed to transport immediately to Brussels.

 BRUSSELS, Oct. lst.-The Dutch have evacuated Bruges. and the fortress ses of 0stend and Neuport, without having had to undergo the feast insult. By convention concluded with the Regency, the garrison of Grand have Iretired to the citadel. The tr;-eolerea lag iioatsover the city, which is in the hands of the Rourgeoise.

 BRussEnss 2eth Sept.-The Army in its retreat carried fire and pillage in eY- Iefy quarter, mnrdering the unfortunate peasants hidden in the caves. [ The town Of Ath. an important for tress, has been in possession of the Pat riots since yesterday.

 At the moment of writing @ in the morning. eight pieces of cannon and a howitzer, with munitions are entering the town by the gate of taderIech.- Inc eannoniers who serve these pieces, and who are of the garrison of hth, en- ter with them with matches lighted, ard commanded by d Major oif artillery They bring with them 10000 cartridg- es and 200 barrels of powder. The peo- pie displayed the most lively enthusl- asm.

 The people of Ath have made pris- oner of the Dutch General, who arrived yesterday to put tie town in a state oi siege; as well as q Captain of Artillery, who was found in the Garrison. The General will not be set at liberty until M. de Spitaels de Grammont shall have aeen released.

 'sNews to-day ofthe capture of Mons by the armed population of the city, The Belgian troops, shut up with the Dutch troops in the fortress, deserted with arms and baggage, and facilitated its capture. It contained 5G0 cannon. arms and ammunition in great quantity A equalization was granted to the Dutch troops.

 s'Fhc commander-in-ehief of our troops has notified Prince Frederick that he demands Messrs. Ducepitauxand Pie. tiDcks in exchange for two superior off, cers, our prisoners, informing him tha! if refused, all these shall be shot at nine this morning.

 l The Hamburgh Reporter mentions that Prince Paul of Wurtemberg had accepted the vacant throne of Greece Eight thousand men are said to have assembled on the frontiers of Portugal FRANCE.

 1 In the sitting ofthe Chamber of Dep uties on the 29th of Sept. M. Ai. Der enger, Persil and Madier de Morniaud were elected the commissioners to con duct the prosecution of the Ex-Minis ters before the Chamber of Peers.

 The Committee of the Chamber O l Deputies appointed to consider and re port on the proposition of sh. Destut d Tracy, tor the punishment of death, re port at length on the 9th against the to tal abolition of that punishment, but il favor of it's abolltionin very many cas es.

 It appears that proposition va made in the Chamber of Deputies ol the I'd of October, to bring back ths ashes of Napoleon. The motion wa rejected.

 1 The King of the French has granted a pension of 20,000f (4,00W to the wid ow of Marshal Ney. By an ordinadct of the 2d, a great number of officer, serving in Ad. Duperre's fleet are pro noted.

 The French Minister of the Interior , has given orders to those persons whc have established printing offices since the revolution, without license, to close their officers.

 There was rumour at Paris, which however, did not obtain much credit that an instruction had broken out il Warsaw, and that the Polish army hae m ufiuied.