Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09

bad their hands, and noses cut of. and their
tongues out; the young ladies of a schoo, we're
vio'ated by these MONSTERS and afterwards massa-
cred in short the dabolical deeds committed by these
wretches are such that it is impossible to describe
them and should not believe them ifthey were not
confirmed by those who witnessed them"
The story of the cold reception given to The Duke
of MOntebello by the Court ls Madrid. is SAID TO be
wholly unfounded. NJ. de Montesquieu. the French
Envoy, charged notify to the Pope the accession OF
Lonis Philip. has been graciously received
fhere mad been momentary panic at the Elk
Change, accustomed by the royal order which appear
ed in the Nlonteur of the 5th, Calling 1903 900 men
into actual service, 20 600 young soldiers of the
class OF 829 60 600 of the class of 1928, and 90 600
OF the class of 1924, all of whom to take their
depart ure the 25th of December ensuing But
the explanations that followed, showing that the sole
object to place the country in reputable atti-
tude, the expedition to Algers having greatly dimin
sbed the ordinary footing of, the army soon d'ssipa
ted the alarT all the journals that we have seen,
unite IN prononncng the calling forth of these forces
merely precautionary measure, demanded by The
Chambers, and the public voice.
/ 1t appears that proposition was made In the
Chamber of Deputies, the I'd of October. to bring
bacS the ashes Of Napoleon. The motion was reject
ed.
Primes Talleyrand is represented as having been
highly gratifed by his reception by the Duke of Wei
ngton. Gay for his prcsenta ton to the King had
been appointed. He has taken the large mansion in
Grosvenor Square formerly occupied by Lord Hen
mixer.
A Spanish Junta is said to have been formed Of
Bayonne. composed of Isturits Calatraya Sancho
& Lopez Pinto. The refugees want neither arms nor
money teiegraphic despatch from the Project of
Bayonne of Oct. 3, says sThe garrison of Pampeu
ma has sent the following detacments the various
points of the fronter-Vo the Valley Bastan $50
men-the Valley oe RoncaI 1000 chagara I5O--
Roncevaux 300 -Burgnetta 3o0--all infnntry, and
400 Royalst Volunteers. the whole under tho orders
Of Brigadier JIniato.
TIE NETHERLANDS.
| We have a tytle q iii, news from,
Belgium and Holland, in the form in which it appears
in the French papers. Avariety of TRANSACTIONS from
Paris papers of the 9th will be found below and a
| summary of antecedent accounts must suffice The
appointment ola commission adjust the connections
in Belgium is mentioned in the introduction to
this summary. The King has likewise issued the
| following decrec:--
Art 1 Our well beloved son the Prince Of O.
range, Is charged in nlme, with the government
of all those parts of the southern Provinces in which
| legal authority is acknowledged
Art 9. Ie will fix his residence at Antwerp
Art 5 He will, by ctmclliatory measures, second
and support, much possible, the efforts of the
well lint enoncd inhabitants to re-estatlsh order in
those parts of he provinces where it has been dstur
| bed.
| The King is said to have been much disappointed,
and deeply afflicted by the melancholy issue of the at
tack upon Brussels. He bad be deceived as to the
time extent nni character Of the It is
rep"r ed thai the English governm, mt is about to
send an Enbassage OF high dignity. to endeayour to
negotiate compromise between The King and his re-
solted subjects but the report needs confirmation.
| In the meanwhile the Belgans accomplishing
their glorious revolution Every day their organiza
ton gains strength: every day they make new con-
quests. To the capture Of Mons and Ath. have been
added those of Nemur Phippeville. and Courtay:
and Client Garnet be long before it surrenders On
the other hand, the Dutch are efectng their retreat
They are evacuatong the country, slowly it is true.
b1t still their movement is retrograde and thew by no
means seem to think of resuming offensive operations
moreover, aesaIt,on makes great progress in their
doning them: the Dutch army is retreating from An
twerp which il Expresses. and deprives of all commu-
nication with Flanders and Brabant But the state
of things cannot last long, the indignation of the in
iabitants to have reached the highest pitch
and will burst forth the first preteX, as in the
ther towns.
In addition to these statements a private letter
from Amsterdam says
GA project is openly entert aimed in this city con-
verting Holland into Batavian Republic, as soon as
Belgium should he declared independent. Phis pro-
Ject. which many Dutch families have Tor long time
desired to realized would reduce the King of the
Netherlands to the simple rank of Stakeholder the
only title that the Princes of his family held previous
to the year 1916
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
Phe independence of Belgium was declared al
Brussels on the 4th of October. The following is the
decree:-
The Central Committee taking into consideration
that 1t is necessary arrange the future state Of Bel
GUM, decree
Ar, 1De PROVINCES OF Belgium, violently sepa
rated from Holland, shall constitute an independent
state.
Art. Q. Phe Central Committee shall occupy itself
as soon as possible, with PROJECT of constitution
Art. g. n National Congress shall be convoked, in
which the interests of the provinces are to be repre-
sented II shall be their duty to examine the project
of Belgian constitution, and modify it in such man.
ner as they may deem advisable, aud cause 1t to be
executed, definite constitution, in all parts of
Belgium
Brussels, Oct L. 1880
De Potter. Oh Roger, Sylvan Vandeweycr,
Count Felix de Mode
All the Belgian soldiers have quilted the citadel of
Ghept either to return home, enlist in the free
corps forming by the Regency. In the night of the
Sd more than 200 of them entered Client The in
habtants of Hassett only waited for favorable mo
ment to declare themselves, which they have just
done. The has taken placs at st. Tronde where
the officers of the Marshalsea have been put under
arrest. Five of the Marshalsea from Stnvelot
ha., rri.nI 7 .-;tL sis;-