TEN DAYS LATER.-By the arrival at New-Tork of the packet ship Sias Richards, London papers to ths 26th September, are received. From the Daily Advertiser we take the following extracts, being all we have room for.

 Disturbances appear to be spreading in Flu rope. particularly in Germany. A younger brother of the Duke of Brunswick had been placed at the head of the government of that Duchy. and ssaid to be very popular with all classes of people.

 The King of Sax0ny> had abdlcated his throne in favor of his son. upon the appear ance of disquetude and revolutionary feelings among his subjects.

 Prince Frederick of Orange had marched pretty large body of troops against Brussels, and at the latest intelligence from thence, the ir'ng of cannon was heard, which it was presumed was accustomed by an attack upon the city.

 The King of Spain had acknowledged the new King of the French.

 report was in circulation that disturban- ces had broken out at St. Petersburg. Russia, nut n does not appear to be entitled to any credit.

 The Committee of the Chamber of Dep- nt'es m France. had reported on the case of me former Ministers, charging them with nsSn treason. This, of course, will subject them to impeachment and trial before the House of Peers.

 The Messager des Chambres of Sept. 22, states that news of . military insurrection al