Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10


borne along the middle of Park; but It ap-
Deared that the confusion with when 'heso
different attacks were made, did not Tor The
moment hermit of their being followed up
with advantage. The Volunteers were
several times obliged to evacuate the
P,rk and # is even said that by fatal
mistake two troops of citizens hred upon
each other. However the Dutch troops
enclosed in the Park were dreadiully tatig-
ned and they lay down in their positions
for rest. Such was the exact state o.
thinrs Yesterday evening; nothing has tins
day changed it, the troops remained always
m the Park, and at this moment the hfe oil
the Tiralieurs continues.
From he Courier des Pays Bds Of Tues
day, September Is
BRUSSELS, Sept p.
Oar readers are informed that al fur
tbrr notice the Provisional Government
will communicate It's official news through
Inc medium of the Courier des Pays Bas.
Victory! The bordes Of brgands who,
under the name Of soldiers, had penetrated
into our walls. have been forced to abandon
hem this night. The desperate engage
.rent Yesterday proved TO them that l! was
imnossble to enter Brussels IN spite OF ITS
inhabitants.
Our artillery. the command OF which
has been since Friday confded TO an ex
ner;cnccd officer, yesterday made a great
slaughter of cur barbarous enemies. The
commander had found favorable position
from which he directed his artillery to the
lower grounds ofthe Park, where the Dutch
had taken refuge.
Our sharp shooters, more eager and
more numerous than the day before, secon
ded the artillery with the greatest success.
The irne had never been more brisk than
heiwerD II and three O'Clock in the after
noon. Il was impossible for an army ev-
en- twice as numerous as that which we
combalted TO resist such attacks.
ths firing continued till 6o'cIOck as on
the preceding days, but gradually abated
after 3 O'Clock. Tho soldiers fled success
sye.y ftom the only houses which they
occupied towards the States General, and
took refuge in the lower grounds Of the
Pcrk, near the Palaces of the King and the
Prince. A great number OF them we're
killed during their retreat. Our citizens
waited for them as they came out Of their
houses, and fred on them with muskeis as
they passed.
Al six O'Clock, the fire had caught tho
non es. IN the vicinity of the Palace. At
the beginning of the night this fire illu
mloaied the whole Place before the Park
The Volunteers of Charleroi, Gossllies,
and other towns, who were soon joined by
several other Bruxellols, stationed them
selves near the Hotel de Belle Vue, and
thence fred upon the soldiers, who still
escaped from the Palaces At length, a.
bout four O'Clock in the morning, all the
Dutch who had escaped the carnage of the
day, effected their complete retreat from
our walls.
The London Morning Chronicle Of the
Isl Of Oct. contains the following import
ant paragrapn:-s
The revolt is now general through the
whole Of Belgium. The troops Of the
King amounted only to 4l,000 at the be-
glRnlrg, and Of these the far greater part
must be Belglans. But we're the army
thrice what 1t is, It Is quite impossible for
it to make head against whole population
in a state Of revolt According 10 the ac-
counts from Rotterdam received last night,
lhe troops retiring from Brussels on Ant
Harp, for rcinforcemeHts, had been iaIleG
upon by the people who massacsed the ad-
yaaced guard. Antwerp rs stated to have
usen, and Client IS probably by this time
50 the possession Of the Belgian forces.
he King can have nothing to oppose this
torrent. Ii he succeeds in getting the
Dutch portion of his troops safe back to
Holland, he may esteem himself so far for
tunato. As for the BeIgans, they will
uuquestionably join the National Stand
ard.
TOULON, Sept Il.
letters from Alexandria. in Piedmont.
say that the greatest fermentation prevails
IN all Lomnardy, and several little villages
have gwen the signal for Instruction.
This little rising we arc assured was Quel.
led on the arrival of some troops who were
sent 10 the spot: but all this only preserves
apparent tranquility, and the slightest pre-
text will suffice TO make such events more
general. The new French Charter, which
contains all possible elements of order and
ability, viii soon become the political com.
pact of all the nations Of Europe.
GOVERNMENT 4 CcoUNr.-E reed hard
ny be stated that the government account
OF the matter differs considerably from the