Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-23

They will be the hcrslds of his inst detbropcmcnt
as they have been tho sanguinary Instruments of his
vntcjivc Cbstinacy.
Thus however, hos il plensed AImrb,r Cod
! by whom the people rule, to prosper the righ,c-
Gus cause. and Ia nvcngo the injuries so long SO
loudly. and vain'y. complained of by mn cnight
cncd nul generous nation! While the Monarch of
Holland shall be recorded the page If history ms
the ba barsus buichrt of he Begions, it will be
said after ages that the brave Bcgic race display
cd not less of mercy aud generosity towards their
wounded enemies and prisoners. than thew had evn-
ced resolution and herosm IN driving the invaders
from their soil.
"Excesses committed by the Dutch troops in tho
houses of tho English Brussels.
"fhe tnrd Ban,v'e m'r,ay wounded, whilst
surrounded by his wife and family.
"rhe wife of the Maitre dc Hotel of tho Ernlish
Embassy most bruaily treated the boule va rts
and her children during some hours mcnacod with
death before her
"Numcrous Erglshmen dragged ont of their
houses, and compelled, at the point the bayone,
10 surrender their money md other valua blcs.
Numerous houses belonging u tho English fred
upon broken into furniture destroyed pillagcd and
turnt.
The daughter of an English Field Officer cruelty
malrcntcd, his own life threatened, his plate carried
oil, his ceilnrs emptied Of their contents and all his
money stolen.
"An English servant, living in tho Faubourr of
Schaerhroek, crucied al the door, burnt by slow
fire. and his body pierced with balls and bayonets
The house of an English gentleman in the Rue
Royalc, completely sacked and plundered of plate
and money. and other vauabos to an enormous OK
ten, himself dragged out into tho stree, to be shot
and Gully saved by miracle
Two families, entirely composed of English fe-
males, and together in one house the Pare robs
bed of every thing, after having been three teneI
during many hours with instant death; compelled to
taste the liquors demanded, n proof of their not
having been poisoned.
The daughter OF Engshman VIC atcd before
her ia hers eyes, and then shot This man will COM
plain tn our Government at home.
"a boarding school for young ladies broken into
and sevoptccn violated; the report of the surgeon
I n fond, flf,
really EDglishi
Bu'. SIR, here must stop; the heart sickens at
The relation OF such horrors, and lost tears
and Indignation. Throughout the whole of the re-
proceedings hero, the Dutch have evidently and
no doubt by authority, selected the English residents
at Brussels, the especial. but not alas. tho
exclusive Objects of their furious atrocities. Pho
BclIans have their ale too f horrors record
49, far as the English concerned, do hope, that
these details wall have direct and positive inf ucnce
on our Government IN their view of the Bclgc qucs-
ton, IN their dea ings with the ex-Kng Of the
Pays Bns; and that the people of England will never
allow our Ministers To enact a crusade for the worst
of causes, Royal tyranny. n nation whose will
II is TO be free, and TO have national existence.
'Howev"r this may b., III fact is but too certain
tina; humanity has been sadly outraged OH this occu-
sion. One melancholy has been communicated
to us on the best authority An English officer
whom forbcar to name had five daughters VIOLA
ted three of them since dead and expect
cd taat the remaining two will survive"
There. taX-catcrs. and especially the SHE'S, take
that brag of that! Bur, my friends leaving the tax
eaters to brag of these adventures of the loyal SOL
d'crs of he Orange Bovan King, let us turn to
something tor us to bfag If; namely the glorious
month have freed their country from swarms of tax
gatherers, and greater swarms of base and abomna-
bic iaX-eaters Their Conduct has filed all good
men IN Engiand with admiration not to be expressed
Il has made us recall to minds tho words of one
7 of our poe
.Oh' now much like their Beige sires OF old!
Rough, pio"s. frank, uncovcrnaby bold
War each breast and freedom on each brow.
How much unlike the oil England now.'
These words containing sIsht deviation from original
we ay apply to the Bean of the day, hoping that
the Iepoach on ourselves, winch expressed The last line
our future Conduct will prove that merit IL is time
That hespots learn that there linii; their oppre sons
The Beislans have them excellent esson lesson
however, from "o they will profit and III. wise
way Is, never to trust them again!
The people of England have long felt indignant at he treat
me" To which this brave nation have obliged submit
peoples that God has blessed them the finest coun
rcs IN the whole world and tina, they ground down
government forced them against will We know that
'y IKE the french have been compelled the in,eres
10 pay hose VINO came TO ubuSa'e them, and for the fhe
purpose OF keeping them in slavery for
There will be plenty of opportunities of rcmarkug this
most interesting and important event, which end
lance between Belgium and France that between
man and wife, aud this too IN spite Of all THE DINNERS
that tho icro Of Waterloo" and the conqueror
bishop ciircn prince aasssdor from the .Roi Ci,oyen Of
sovereign people whom our call his SUBJECTS in
dsPo and tools Of desPo's in ieword France will go
Kline great ecTaive (pcThaps) and mighty
will all The that river and the Pyrc
lnhc meanwhile, there nice little points in ,his
glorious revolution Belgium began fact in
Of the Punishment Of NJ d. iorrrn writer and printer who
had made bold stand for the Rights his country: and This
very NJ Do Porrrr is al the head Of government of
his country. and ordinances name! The
ROYAL has not however found for Time
the p'te If Vol ,,y . e. i i WHO onased
ns him tc fleet who actually caught his army
% amer the remnant Of H. mad been printers buy in the
id2sn No wonder that Duke tho darling Duke, had an
emily 10 the press
Another little point j., the fate OF the Geld Of Waterloo 10
which many thousands of English and parsons
annually performed pilgrimage Oh! for the mound the
Lion and tho Pfussian Column, and the Column
over As 10 the English Lion Inc though thirty bip and
put mound (Which paid for by know whom one
bundled feet high commemorate tho immortal deeds
Achilles" this Lion, know a gentleman that ga hin,
"nh cuoTed flag is shoulder, n month AGO
And what j. become OF Waterloo Bridge Waterloo squares
many them, and Oh what became Of WATERLOO.
ACHILLES hud oh, oh, WHAT become Of the Wa
or1o runral aIche II we should! should TO sec,