The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-13

shown themselves to possess the gift Of patience
IN so high degree, but which never suffered
itself to be put down, nor to be openly tricked
out Of its rights, interests, and just will.
4" Brussels, .4xg 81. The nobility and other
classes have put themselves at the head of the
revolutionary movement
" Yesterday they entered into contract with
the chiefs OF the military force who have Joined
thelr cause The latter only requested that
they might not be required to lay down their
arms, and that the custody of the palace should
be confded to them. The Civic and Belgic
Guard took possession of all other posts by hat
treaty. The palace will be given up if the
answer from the Hague is not favorable TO the
views Of the national party.
Either the King or the Prince of Orange
is expected at Client. The populace has set
lire to the buildings IN the park. The King IS
theatre is in flames
.8"g %, Or 1t has been arranged that a
commission consisting of the chief inhabitants
OF brussels, at the head of which sithe com
mandant OF the Communal Guard, shat! set out
tor the Hague this night The troops, consist
ing OF not less than 5000 men out of the city,
win twelve pieces of cannon, shall remain
where they are till the deputation returns. The
troops In the city retain their position till the
answer. Great hopes are entertained If
speedy and satisfactory answer
Tho people demand, LIST, The complete exc
cutioh OF the charter, given by the King 1t his
accession, or on the union of Belgium and Hol-
land. I'd, The removal of You Maanen, Minis
Ter OF Justice, and another member If the
cabinet. Sd, The equal division Of offices be-
tween the Belgians and the Dutch 4th, Tho
establishment of the chief tribunal, not at the
hague, but at some frontier town. There are
some MINOR points added, said to be scarcely
worth mentioning
There have been only Ia persons killed in
the late connection
The Hague, .4ag-29. 1t is impossible TO
describe the interest which has been pro.
duced here by the account of the revohi.
ttonary movements at Brussels The Council
met at nine O'Clock yesterday morning, and af.
Ter sitting for some time, adjourned until the
evening at seven, when it met again, and with
The express concurrence of the King. who an.
pears TO have acted with equal frmness and
good sense, resolved on Proclamation, sum
monlng the States General to meet immedi-
ately, tor the purpose of discussing the claims
OF the Netherlanders, and redressing any griev.
ances which may be thought worthy of con
slderatlon. In the mean time, every possible
precaution is taken, and Dutch troops have
! been ordered to the scene of commo:ion. Thi!
measure has been strongly demonstrated agains
by some of the Members of the Council, on ,tht
5'0O Va tio NHoWH luminosity OF the Belgldt
troops to those of Holland and it is not i'm
probable that the order will be ceuntermanded
The Prince of Orange and Prince Fredericl
have left for Antwerp, where similar explo
sion to that OF Brussels is feared, but their pre-
sence may prevent it.
-Amstsrdam, .4ug. 80. All the troops from
Utrecht, HARLEM, Leyden, and Hague, are il
tuli march for Antwerp, under the commend o
the Prince of Orange and Prince Frederick :
The accounts from Liege are rather alarming
1t is said here that the King has refused TO re-
ceive the deprtation from Brussels One re
ports, that he has placed them under arrest, bu
this is probably unfounded.
The States General have been cenvolied 70
the 18th Of September.