Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-06
From, ne Baltimore american Of .Nov: =.

merc'al Advertiser nave received London papers OF
the 1t Of October, aud Liverpool OF the I'd.
The London Mornqv Chronicle ofthe LIST October
contains tho following important paragraph: II
The revolt is now general throughout the whole of Bel
ming and the IA, greater part Belgaus But
the army thrice what Tune impossible foe tn
cordns Rotterdam, received last night,
tina troops retiring from Brussels Antwerp for reinforce
the advance guard Anwerp stated to have risen aud
Ghen probably this time in the poseson the Belgian
fores. fhe King have nothing oppose torrent,
Ifhe succeeds getting portion his troops safe
back Holaad, he may himself far fortunate
For the icans they wall, uDquestionaby, JOIN the National
Standard.
The from Antwerp and Amsterdam was to the 2eh
The o cngs among tho people general; but, under
the expectation that fresh enfoScenens would be against
by the Inhabitants for defence II credit the
counts from Antwerp, the King, who had been nd
power OF The artillery he directed agans, Brussels which
many lives would be lost and much property destroy
ed seeing, however that such Indispensable
II said he had his scrupes and that before
advices left Antwerp the artillery, with large body of troops
leaving the place their Brussels RECON- !
the attack. Another account from Antwerp.
great haste, the mail about to he oil, says thai
military there had refused against the BIuxelos
According Procaraiion issued by order Prince Fred
erak, after the retreat. and dated from Head quarters the
under his command might have retained possession OF
Buns-s from the moment they entered, lie had brought the
whole power ofihc artillery againstit
There report IN: London, on the Erenin. of
the 3Djh, that Armisicc, to last for three DAVIS
had been agreed upon by the contcnding pa t les at
Brussels. Although some hing of his sort is noticed
in one or two OF the private communications from
Antwerp, had II been true, important u fact mus,
have transpircd from variety OF other quarters
Some of the accounts estimate no whole nuy,ber
of killed md wounded in the tumult at Brussels m
upwards of7Oo0. They concur in representing the
Dutch troops guilty OF the greatest excuses. a
mong other nsa nccs, 1t is stated that after klinr
an English woman. they bore her infant on a bayo-
no through heir ranks.
At Lege, tho populace complete masters The
had l,I ID Il
nmission had been appointed for the maintenance
o order
At Mallnes attempts had been made 10 excite the
paope revolt, and to diserm the troops who Kent
under arms day and night. Great riots had taken
plsce Triemart, and the Burgomas,cr Il was re !
uorted. had been murdered
In Brussels even women and children assisted The
people, the form by throw ing stones the latcr bv
eating the girhs ofthe cavalry
Germany SYMPTOMS of agifaton5 have beoun tn |
manifest themselves in Hanover.
Al Brunswick, 81 agi'ators had been arrested and
tranquility restored.
Much excitement occasioaed amonr tho Pari
slams by the events in Brussels and strobr feeLnr
in favor of the Begians manifested LIE Glo5e Of
the e9th Sept. abiding to intimations tina, Prussia
would interfere behalf Of the King of the Nether
lands says when this shall take Place the honor and
safety OF France Will no. allow her to be an urcon
cerned spectator" Whatever position the Govern
mn; may take the people al events are not Lkely
to be unconcerned looEers-on The paper from which
have just quo, ted says ''the youths of Paris arc
daily enrolling themselves, and set of Tor BeInium
without any ceremony. Yesterday 1.-THE e9th Sep,
a great number of young men arrived here from
Brussels for the purpose of purchasing arm. and
ammunition Quantities nf those warnke stores have
already bren sent off and others are in prenaration
IIs Temps, journal whose patriotism EQUALS Its
dignity and its sense of justice, has not hesated IN
lead The way IN opening subscription in behalf Of
he patriots engaged IN the contest with the Dutch
The great question is, what course will the govern
mcnt take'' :
The London Morning Chronice,-n nlludnr 70
the statement hat JOINT note had been sent to the
French government by the Courts of Vienna Lon :
don, and Berlin. in which these powers propose to
station Prussan garrisons i'll the from, towns oftbe
Netherlands -says:-'tt cannot be that the Great q"
Powers will be so foolish ifthey far forget thu no
selves as to become guilty Of wanton an attack b
on the people of Belgium, they will iamen, their
crime in s8ckcloth and ashes. The nations impa I
tent at being sacrificed to The caprice of Rulers NAV
forget to emulate the French in their magnanimiy
The first King who draws the sword in a war of aG-
erosion should be hurried from his throne The ma
lions cnn have no interest in warning against each
oth~r and witt respect 10 particular nation lot sub
l"cts and Rulers settle differences they best can
There must be solemn leagues and covenants /
among Kings TO assist each other" r
q paragraph under date Of PHris, September 90
states 10 be the intention of the Chamber to adjourn
mme i1tey, to afford members opportunity to pre-
pare fer reelection =
There is no news of any moment from Russia IN
letter from st. Peersbhrgh me ntoms that cholera v
norbus prevailing a most lament able extent in I
some OF the southern cantons. There does not 90 d
pear to have been any foundation for the Frankfor,
letter writer's story of an insurrection in ST Pc
tersburgh. The rumour probably grew out Of the d
dscontented proceedings in Frankfort. y
In England no event of interest had occurred The c
following extract ola letter from gentleman in b
London dated Sept. 30th, gives n brief and proba il
oy correct view OF the state of feeling in that metro
polls with respect to the now acting or antci
patod on the continent of Europe. If
"There ond 10 the union between Holland and II
Belgium We arc now to see what step Prussia a
viii take If 'e interfcres to support the King the
French however 10th the government may be- will b
most assuredIy take part with the Belgians Public Il
opinions in this country, you nrc aware was do a
cIdedly IN favor Of The change of government in 81
France but It rs equally certain thot it ~ az much
opposed to the late events at BRUSSELS few d,vs
VIII decide whether We arc to have war m Euro5e
this years Int shah have one before the noyt 10 81
passed, is, think, pretty clear" s.
LONDON, Oct 1.-On "Wednesday tho DnLo Sc
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