... MARSHAL GERARD'S SUMMONS TO GEN. CHASSE. Borgenhout, under Antwerp, Nov. 30. Arrived before citadel of Antwerp, tbe head of the French army, with instructions from my government to reclaim tbe execution of tbe treaty the 15th November, 1831, which guaranteed to bis Majesty the King of tbe Belgians tbe possession this fortress, well the forts dependent it, on both sides the Scheldt, I hope ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Georgu Frederick. Hunt, Martin's lane, Caunau street, oilman—John Fenshatn, Portnian street, Portman square, carver and gilder—Francis Brown, Watford, Hertfordshire, grocer—Henry Wright, Camden town, surgeon—George Williams, Henrietta street, Maryleboue, boarding house keeper«-William Smith, Portsea, draper—John Hardwick, White Hart yard, Tottenham court ...

... ' ; FROM TUESDAY' OAZETTS. Francis Taylor, carpenter, South Moltop street, Manchester Baines, seedsman, Piccadilly— Samuel Smith, vi.Tuallor, Birmingham—William Peters, wine merchant, road—John Garrett, victualler, Bedfordshire—John Eld, innholder, Walsall, Staffordshire George Archibald Whale, innkeeper, Booking, Essex—Philip Wallis, shopkeeper, Comb fields, Warwickshire-George Frederick ...

... SIEGEpF ANTWERP.'-. Dec. 10.—The loss he French is calculated at seventy per night-. This tlfc progress of the siege was very regular, and hWhi.fio If its usual varioty. During the whole day anrflKht fog shrouded the citadel from the prying eyes hut it served to cover the advance the besieger' The firing during the night was sharp, and another attehpt on St. Laurent was repulsed. One party of ...