Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-31

tue COUNCIL auu Minister al FlEance
in the place OF Baron Lnuis, resigned
The Marshal Marquis Mason to be
Minister "f Foreign Affairs, in the plac e
Of Count nj lie. Count Mon,ali.et 10
be Minister of the Interior, III the place
DIM. Guizo,, resigned. NJ. Merilhere,
to be Minister OF Public Instruction
and Ecclesiastical Affairs, in the place
of the Duke de- Broslie, resigned
The other gentlemen composing III,
Council of Ministers, are Mr.. Dupont
I(P fEure) Munster of Justice; Mar
shalle Gerard, Minister 1T War !:
Count Sebas,iani, Minister of Marine
AFFAIRS IN BELGIUM.
BomtardmeM AMI Cap ne of Ani-
'cerp.-The most important news by
ihis arrival is that of the 3ombardmen,
at Antwerp by the Dutch troops IN tine
citadel, by which an immense loss of
property WAS occasipned. An arms
tIce was agreed on the 9th, by Cha
zal, commaudant of the citadel,
To treat OF surrender but IL
was broken by the firing of few mus
kets, which, II is said, he himself mad
secretly ordered, to make IA pretext fol
the destruction of the city
Dnting the negotiations, certain uu-
Known persons went towards tpe Quais
aux Bois and Po,ssons. fired a few mus
keis, which being answered, the eta
del aud Se,e de Flandre commenced
heir fire. The whole square Of the
fuhl'c Stores is destroyed the street
OF The convent aud ;he Canal Of st
John stopped the farther progress OF
the flames. Horrible to relate, during
the bomhard'neni the Dutch had bar
'eis ot tar taken into the Public Stores,
hut happily large part OF the mcr-
chandI>e has e II removed.
Brussels 2Sh Oct.--'Fhe provision
al government makes known the follow
Inv proposition to Gen. Chase, by NJ.
p. Chazal:-
l. The government demands that
Gen Chase shall evacua,e the civ IN
Ihree days.
:. The General aud his army may
retire with arms and baggage
8 The provisional govcrnm, mt
WIN procure necessary transports.
a. Ho,tilities Shall cease on both
sides.
CHAZAL.
Proposition of General Baron CHA.
| zaL
1. The iieat. Gen Baron CHASED
will not yield the citadel without the
order OF the King, his august master.
Z. For the benefit of the city, he
accepts the suspension of hostiIities on
these conditions
mat all defence works shall cease
That no armed man shall appear on the
esplanade, nor in the envilons Of the
citadel; that no hostility be committed
against his \'ajessy's squadron, at the
Escant; and that the magazines OF
provisions be given, which was pilaged
yesterday at Rnvo!i, Notwithstanding
the armistiCe, which has prevented
Lient Gen. Chase from ordering a
Isnitie
LIEUT.. GEN. BARON CHASSE.
The provisional government authn-
rlzes VI. +. ChaZal to trear with the
General commanding the citadel of
Antwerp. on the basis previously a.
greed to, after receiving aud giving
the following explanations (omit-
ted)
All took oaihs to deliver the CITY
During the whole of the night Of th
26,h, there was fighting in the streets.
The city gates were taken by main
force by the armed habiiants, and
the citizen army (from BrusseIS,) from
their entry. between and s o'clock.
The following proposition was publish
ed:
BeIgians! The representative OF
the provisional government makes
known, that the commission sent To
Gen. CEaSse has obtained possession.
y few houses have been burnt the
whole square of the Public Stores is
entirely destroyed. The loss is esti.
mated at 20 millions of forms. Hol-
land will pay the indemnity. The A
merIcan CnnSnl has given Vi. Ropier as.
ISuraDcc tina, his government will de.
mand reimbursement.
From the antwerp Jomna', Oct. 26.
The victorious army Of the patriots,
latter having routed the Dutch tronps
made ITS entry this morning by tie
Red Gate: the inner guard has been
,dIsarmed hy our citizens, and especi-
Tally by the sailors and workmen of the
port The flag nl independence was
immediately displayed on the tower oi
Notre Dame. Tranquility and conf
d'ncc have been restored.
From The Coarier DeS Pans Bns.
Brussels, Or. %. The Prince
I"f O,augr Irf Anrwerp fn London
the 2ju', on board an English vessel
Orr volunteers, after having harassed
The enemy for three days 10y incessanl
sklrnshes, at length made themselves
masters Of Berchem and Bogerhout at
The end Of most obstinate aud bloody
contests. Thus they arrived under
v a IIa ~ II