Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28
CONTINUATION OF FOREIGN NEWS nv
THE JAMES CHOPPER.


OF The burghcr Guard. meeting of tho members of
the States General present at Brussels wa, held at
the Town Hall, to concert measures essential to the
cr'sis After an animated discussion it was unani-
mouAy agreed as necessary, and committee of safe
was appoints ed chat ed especially with the follow
ing objects. 1. To watch over the naint enance of
the Dynasty. 2. To insure the maintenance of the
principle OF the separation of the north and South
.: 10 take caro- Of tho interests of Commerce and
Manufactures.
phese points being ablishcd. it vas resolved that
tnts committee be nominated IN conjunction with the
Burgher Guard. the Governor of the Province and
the Regency of the city These propositions were
concurred IN promptly, and committee of eight was
appointed next day.
The city of London, perhaps never presented so
tn coioued an appearance it has done since the
recent events IN Paris. The windows of the shons
Luogatehiii and Cheapsidc present but one glare
OF those national colours: ribands, cockadcs purses
braces and handkkerchicfs, indicating the yalorous
evepts OF the 9th, 28h and Goth July are dispiav
ed 70 ne most conspicuous manner SO that foreign
er VINO mao not been informed Of what had
would certainly conclude that some great
had taken place in this country. John Bull differs
much from his neighbors the other side of La
Slancos; with him. outward demonstration of liberal
principles ny roands OF other signs has little attractions
no speaks his mind freely and will give his purse for
the support OF cause, but that is ALL with our
enus IL 10 different outward show Of feeling their
naifonai character. I Globe.
Extract from, a letter dated Bordeaux Sen, .
u LETT Marseies on the eth August shaved
day at Nismes, and another ut Toulouse; there bad
oeen some troubles and tumults at Eismes between
the Protestants and Catholics who are in GREAT forcc
lheIe' out all WAS quiet when passed THROUGH and
France. ~ ''' vi
Spdin.-Somc late accounts have been received
through France, from Irun which certainly sbou the
unsettled state of the public mind in that par of Snan
In inc capital every thing remained tranquil and
without any appearance of dist urbance The public
an!noftIes, IN many Situations were afraid of excr-
cisihS ther power lest the feelings of the peop,e
Should be lrritatcd. Orders had been issued for
driving back, if possible, the emirrapts rctuIn;n,
from France; but II was not dared to execute them,
mol merely on account of the popular feeHnp bur es
inc french government might take umbrage at the
proceedlng.-[Q, - '"e
Public 1deettng at Glasgow French Resolution
Sh ihursday afternoon at three o'clock, in conso
quencc OF rcquisition to the Lord Provost n pub
lie meeting OF the inhabitants of Glasrow was holJ
al the Town hall to consider the proprety ofexnr.ss
ing their admiration Of the herosnn of the French
people, IN successfully resis ing the late o,ter,n,
to destroy their liberties and the mod.,o,;on =,
their subsequent measures, in the establishment of
free government. The hall was crowded IN ~,
cess oy most respectable assemblage. On the
motion OF Alexander MGrgor ESQ the Lord PRO:
vost was called TO the chair by accalma,on Tb.
chairman sand, as thc object of the meeting was al
ready SO well know,it necessary 10 maze
any remarks. Resolutions had been drawn IN no
believed IN tone of moderation and good fcelng
winch would be submitted TO the meeting and he
nopeu would De unanimously adopted. BIr. Graham
,hes proposed the resolutions which were seconded
n
dressed by Mr. Colin Dunlop, Mr Douglas and Ar |
flnlay. Thanks having been voted to the Lord
Provost four cheers were given for the French oeo
pie, and three for King William the Fuurtb mo,
which the meeting bruke up.
.sIeeting al BeIGid-On Tuesday, mcetin, Of
the gentry, bankers, and merchants OF Belfast was
held Tor the purpose of expressing the sympathy of
the town IN the recent revolution in France The
char was filled by Sir Stephen May. Resolutions
approving of the conduct of the French be ple were
moved by Messrs William Tenant, John Sinclair
tnIfn Iar ,,,Ie
RED, amid loud ncclamaiions. The Rev Mon.
gomery, IN most powerful and eloquent speech read
and moYld an address the French Deputies winch
WIS adopted The Marquis of Donegal attended
the meeting.
The Three Days.-A bronze medal has been struck
IN Paris IN commemora,on of the glorious events
there, and OF the interest that England has taken IN
them;-The diverse represents Liberty holding a !
laurel branch IN the right hand, and a torch in the
lett. The cap of liberty, and various other pa,rio-
uc embleins, are ranged on either side. Over the
head are the words IAN Mankind are Brothers."
an1 underneath, peace and Liberty" On tho 70 |
verse Is wreath, which encircles the words, ssPor;s
S7th, 28th, and goth of July, mpcccxxx" The
wreath is bordered with the Words The French
People to the English Nation"
s3..- From the Journal DIES Debnfs
The appointment of Prince Talleyrand as Ambas.
sador Extraordinary at the Court of London will ex
cgse equal pleasure IN France and England
In France 1t cannot be forgotten thu, this orea,
sta'csnan was twice baDished from partic,nstion
fGs Political affairs by two Goyernments--thos.of
the empire, and the restorution-which he had ma
teriahy served Both those Governments have had
reason to repent their conduct and France denr;oJ
OF tho benefit of his talents, has been twice The vic
tim of coury ingratltudc.
England cannot but feel hattercd M reep;xinO ror
The new Government of France an Ambassnder who
Will arrive there preceded by the first diplomatic re
putstion in Europe. The two countries will see in
tue appointment pledge more for the Continuance
OF that peace and good understanding SO NECESSARY
10 the repose of the world.
The age Of NJ. d. T'leyrand is no impeachment to
tho vgour OF his genius He is to-day in I83o 40
ne was IN the Constituent Assembly--thc faithful re-
preventative OF the political and philosophical IDEAS
OF orr era. ~
From The JleSsager dss Chambers.
PANS, September g.
Letters from Dresden, dated The Goth OF hugus,
their residence in Saxony. -
-,-.. LONDON, September Q.
The proclamation Of the King Of the Ncrurr
LANDS, which we publish in tins days Times il an
important State paper. 1t bears date the 5,b nst
at the Hague, after the return Of the Prince ocI