Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12

She service OF our brave citizen guard continues still
vuh the 81 me frmness and vigilance Aftor DINNER
yesterday the gardc a chevai accompanied by several
attachments offoot soldiers lead upon the main road
Two pieces OF artillery. which at tho barracks of
et Eh1soeth They placed them in the courtyard
Several individuals, strongly implicated in the late
events, have been arrested.
new proclamation is TO appear this afternoon,
nut we do not know its contents
Tho following is the address which the deputation
OF Brussels charged DO present and 10 dsvepe at
the audience which it will have the honor Of obtain
anS with the king
Sire, the Undersigned your respectful and faithful
subjects take the liberty under the difficult crcup,-
stances in which the city of Brussels Is at this mo-
nnent placed, well other cities the kingdom TO
depute to your majesty five of it's citlzens the Baron
Joseph d'Hooevorst, Counts Elk de Merode Gem
deoren, Frederic de Secus and Pamaert Senior, to
state that never at a SIMILAR crisis did the good
people merit more the esteem of your majesty aud
public gratitude. They have, by their frmnes. and
courage, Gained In three days the menacing eferves
cence, and put a stop to serious disorders.
But, Sire, they cannot conceal from your Majesty
that the dsc9nent has taken deep root: every
are felt the Consequences of bad system, followed
up by ministers who misundefsiand our wishes and
our wants. Now. nothing assures the good citizens
Of Brussels that, if the be not appeosed thew
VIII themselves be the victims Of their eorts.-rhey
therefore duplicate you, Sme, by all Lie generous
sentiments which animate The heart of your majesty
to listen to their Voices and put termination to
their just grievances. Full of confidence in the good
only deputed to you their fellow citizens to ACQUIRE
the desired certainty that all the evils OF which they
complain shall be repaired soon AZ known.
Fhe undersigned are convinced, that one of the
pest modes OF efecting SO desirable end. will be
the Immediate convocation of the States General
Brussels, this 2sth August. 1880.
(Signed.)
(Hefe follow great number Of Signatures.
To-day all the shops were open as usual.
The number of English families who have left thi,
city is not SO great as the alarming circumstances
would have led us I" suppose. the organization OF
the citlzen-guard has totally dssipated their fears
Most extraordinary reports are in circulation as to
what 10 gong on in Holland 1t appears nearly Ger
tain that IN several towns the citizen guard had been
ar'ned and placed IN military garrison. They men
ti0n Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Breda SC
These ID report current that serious tumuts had
broken out yesterday at Anvers, and that skirnish
ensued But by diligence, which arrived in this
eity at noon, all quiet.
1t il said that the windows of the Buraemoster of
Nsmur had been broken but no other disorders had
ensued.
Several letters arrived at Liegs annsunce that
great disturbance had occurred at Cologne, Dus
seldorf, and many other of tho towns of Rhensn
Prussia.
A Convocation of the States General has been fix.
ed for the 18th of September.
LIEaE, August 90.
''The town is in very ac,tated state The c,
zehs OF oil classes their button holes or on
their hats the red and yellow rlband Yesterday af
te.noon, 1t Is said, one two colours were taken by
the people, who immediately after dispersed The
people utter no CRY, without it that salunp the
nag OF Liege They appear spurn all idea of pill
iage. Yesterday a shop near the Town-hall, where
rad and yellow ribands were sold was Surrounded bv
mob of the lower class of the people. who pur cha.
sed one, torn by turn. Don't push NE go much
said one of them, 'otherweo il will be- thought we
wish to piliage'-'Pilage uttered man sha billy
dare to piliage we will kill them"
"Evefy one feels at this moment it is absolutely
necessary that each person should make himself as
r4cnfl ac hr,r tk1 Il
only be through firm and legal measures that tbi.
country can be saved.
This morning company Of troops of the line, who
were going, to Venlo, were escorted through the
towns by detachment of the Garde Communale-
When they arrived at the gate of ST. Geonard n con
siderable number of the lower classes who had as
sembled, cried out to them remain ,oh u.s. The
Communalc Garde accompanied them "a far as RI,
faubours; but the people following them, the SOL
diers perferred on seeng that return to the town
and they were well received by the inhabitants
Yesterday afternoon several of the military were
walking arm in arm with tbeci.izeps rveay;oo, th
eolors Of Lrge. A
Tourney, .Aug. 2e.-The police have this morn.
ing found several cockades and tri-colored sps in
our streets; most alarming were mmedia teJv
spread III the iovn; but they had no bad results
The Bursomasier has assembled all the masters of
che poor parishes, and have been taken To nre
serve public tranquility. The soldiers in our garrison
have oeen kept to their quarters since yesterday-
An nhaoitant assures hat he saw several cannon
IN the citadel pointed towards he town.
"Thc gates ofthe town of Ath are closed but di
LICENCES are allowed to 60 through. 1t is rum red
chat some disturbances had taken place there as well
as at Mons 1t said that the Golfers of the env
sons OF Mons hudjus entered The town in body
Mons, August 90
On the 26th and eth, about eighth o'clock in the
evening, the Grand Place (squarej was filled by an
immense mob waiting the arrival of the diligence
from Brussels.
On the eth number of workmen assembled crv
i1g out 'Vve la Lberte, 'Vive la Cocarde Tr,coors
Con euvivier presented himself to them, and prom
On the 28th citizen guard was established 70
protect property and maintain order; each part of tho
town formed company, and named their own off,
GERS. They continued Patroling the streets all the
morning; great number of workmen, however con-
tinued parading the streets, and three O'Clock Tho
city guard both infantry and cavalry was assembled
to be passed in review in the square To the great
surprise Of the inhabitants the governor came 1res
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