Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
Fyom i4e Jon,nal de "a Beigique II Tuesday

Yesterday the surde chepai accompa MED By several
detach.ents oIfoot soldiers lead upon the main road
two pieces oil artillery which nj the barracks Of
St. Elizabeth. They placed them IN the courtyard
OF the Hotel de Vile.
Several individuals, strongly implicated in the late
events, have been arrested
new proclamation is appear this afternoon
but do no, know its contents.
The following is the address which the deputation.
Of Brussels IS charged TO present and TO devepe ut
the audience which 1t vIl have the honor vi OBTAIN
ing with the king.
'Sre, the Undersigned your respectful and faithful
subjects take the liberty, under the difficult circum-
stances in which the city Of Brussels at tins mo
mcnt placed, we'll other cities of he kingdom 20
dnpute to your msesy five of It's citizens. the Baron
Joseph d. HoOgvorst, Counts ~ TX DC Mcrode Gen
debren, Frederic dc Secus and palmacrt senior, to
state. that never, similar did the rood.
people merit more the esteem OF your majesty anu
public attitude. They have, by TN lr lirnness and
courage Gained in three days the menacmg eferves
cence, and put stop TO serious disorders.
But, Size they cannot conceal from your Majesty
that the discomfort has taken deep root every where
arc felt the consequences of n bad system, followed
up by ministers who misunderstood wi-hcs aud
our wants Now, nothing assures the good citizens
OF Brussels that, If the nation be not appcascd, they
Will themselves be he victims vi their eh0rs.-rhey
therefore supplicatc YOU Sme, by all the generous
sentiments which animate The heart of your majesty
Ia listen To their VOICES and To put termination to
theIr Just grievances Full OF confidence III t,e good
your Maecy, and their own Justice they have
only ieputed 10 you their fellow citizens TO acquire
complain shall De repaired a. sool as known.
The Undersigned convinced, that of the
best modes Of eifecng SD desirable end. will be
the Immediate convocatou of the States General
Brussels, this 2cth August, 1880.
tSlgncd)
(uere olloS great number Of Signutures
To-day all the shops were open as usual
The number of English iam.lies who have left this
city s great the alarming circumstances
would have led us suppose The organization or
the ctizen-guard has totally dssipated their fears
Mos: extraordinary reports are in circulation &c
what Is gong on IN Holland IL appears nearly Ger
Tain that several towns the ctIz guard mad been
armed, and placed IN military garrison. They incn-
ton Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Breda, &c.
There is a report current that serious tumults had
broken out yesterday at Anvers, and that skIrmsh
ensued. Bot by diligence, which arrived III this
city at nuon all was quiet.
II is said that the windows of the Burgnmaster Of
YSmur had been bruken but no other disorders had
enSued.
Several letters arrived at Licge annsunce that
rrcat disturbance had occurred at Cologne, nj Dus-
sedoti, and many other Of the towns of Rhenlsh
Prussia.
A Convocation of the States General has been fix
ed for the 18th of September.
LrEeD, August %.
"The town is in 4 very agiIated state The ci-
zeis of ali classes wear IN their button holes or on
their hats the red and ye,V rIband Yesterday at
te:nuon il Is said two colours were taken by
tho people, who immediately af or dispersed Tue
people utter cry without IL IS that oi saung The
flag of Licgc. they appear 20 spmru al idea of pl-
lage Yesterday SHOP near the Fownba whore
red and yellow riban1s sold, surrounded by
mob of tue lower class of the people, who pu: cha
seh one, turn by tGrn. Don't push ne MUCH ;
sji ono Of them, 'otherwisc it will be thought we
wish to p:lagc-'PiIlsge! uttered man sha5bly
dressed, with the greatest indgGd' len. these th4t
dare to piliage will kill them"
'EVeTy feels at this moment it is absolutely
necessary that euch person should make himself as
Useful he to the pubc cause, and that 1t will
only be through firm and legal measures that this
cDonuy can b. saved.
This morning n company Of troops of the line, who
were going EPnlo, escorted through the
towns by detachment of the GSrde Cornmunale.-
when they arrived at the gate Of st. Aeonard
siderable number of the lower classes who had as
sembed, cried out to them remain ioHh as. The
Communule Garde accompanied them far as he
flubourg; but the people following them, the SOL
diers peerred, seeing that, TO return to The town
and they well received by the inhabitants
"Ycstcrduy afternoon several of the military were
walking arm IL arm with thecit1zens, wearing the
eolors Of Llrge.
"Totrnny, y1wg. % --T'hs police havo this morn.
isg found several c6ckados and ri-coored flags in
our Streets most alarming rum1rs we're immediately
surcad IN the io'cu; but they had bad results -
The Burgoslas;cr has assembled all the masters of
tie poor parishes, and have been taken to pre-
serve public tranquility. The soldiers in garrison
have been kept to their quarters since yesterday
An Dhabltant assures rs hat he several cannon
in the citadel pointed towards he town.
"Ihc gates Orthe town Of Ath closed, but d.
liGencos arc allowed to 90 through. IL Is rum red
that some diS'uGodhceS had JdKeh place tnFe US well
as at Mons IL said that the Golfers Of the euyI-
rDns Of Mons hadjust entered The town IN body.
Moss, August 20.
On the Goth and e7th about eighth O'Clock n The
evening, the Grand Place (sQuarc) was flied by an
immense mob, waiting the arrival Of the diligence
Gfom Brussels.
On the 27,h q number Of workmon assembled cry
ing 'Five la borte, 'Viye la Cocarde TrIcoloro
Gen. Duv,ver presented himself to them, and prom
Used that tbe' complaints sbould be attended to.
On the eBth citizen guard vas established 10
protect properly nDd MAINTAIN order; each part of tho
town formed company, and named their own Oh
GERS. They continued patrollng the streets all the
morning; gron number Of wOff,nsn however. con.
tinuod purnding the streets and at three O'Clock The
Cty guard both infantry and cavalry, was assembled
TO be passed in review IN the square 10 the great
surprise OF the inhabitants the governor came dres
ED IN his court drsss and at tbo cloEc Of lis har.