1 OCTOBER 1831, Page 7

The affairs of Belgium proceed quietly; and if the troublesome

politicians of England will but leave him alone, there seems no reason for anticipating for King LEOPOLD any thing else than peace and prosperity. Of course, no settlement has yet been come to respecting the boundary or the indemnity question ; but the Allies labour hard, we believe sincerely, and we hope successfully. There was a holyday on Tuesday at Brussels, on the occasion of a funeral service in the cathedral in honour of those who had fallen in the different battles during the late Dutch invasion. The King was present ; and the French and English Ambassador, the French officers, and -a deputation of the Chambers, assisted at the ceremony.