Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
From The Commercial Advertiser Of Oct. l6.

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THE NETHERLANDS.
by the extracts which we have given, as copious
as our limits will allow, will be seen that the attl-
tude which Belgium has assumed is not such az to
warrant belief that the instruction, as it Is called
will be put down By slight concessions There is
serious determination. the part OF the public to
insist upon all the rights they claim; and should there
be no foreign interference, there nothing left TO the
government but submission, or a severance of the
badly assorted kingdom. phe meeting of the IS ties
General Will have grave subjects of drberation be-
=! The articles demanded of the king BY the deputa
tien from Brussels, were follows:
| No /. The sincere execution of the Fundamental
law without restriction Interpretation either by
cabinet circulars, Ministerial ordinances or any othe,
measure whatsoever.
2. The dismissal of the obnoxious Ministry
3. The temporary suspension of the slaughter du
ties (droits dabbatage)
| 4. system of election by which the roht of
choosing their representatives may be more directly
vested in the people.
5. The re establishment of trial by jury.
| 8. Il berty OF the press, and abolition OF the Gen.
sorship.
T. law confirming the legal responsibility of Min
listers
8. law by which the residence of the HIGH
Courts ofjudcature will be fixed in the southern pro
vlnces
@, The termination of all judicial suits against
liberal writer's, and the reverson of all condemnatioDs
for political offences.
10. Succor to be afforded to the workmep until
labOrs.-TJ7Dpc
rHmor beng current that troops were MARCHING
upon Brussels the superior military authority gave
orders to prevent them from ering which the civic
guards were entrusted with enforcing
On arriving at Vivorde, the Princes of Orange and
Frederick, of the Netherlands received the principal
nhab ants and authorities of Brussels They had is.
sued on the Goth August a proclamation at Antwerp
expressing his MaJestys satsia cton at the manner in
which the tranquility of that city had been preserved
and stating certain M asurcs on which they had re-
solved, submitting the measures to be concerted be-
tween the General commanding the 4th military divi
sons of the kingdom, and the Civil and Local Au-
thorItles of he Province and city OF Antwerp to an
Extraordinary Commission
depItation from Brussels waited on the Princes
on the 3st August, and returned with proclamation
which was read from the balcony OF the town Hall,
stating that they attached their entrance into BrIs-
sels conditions which the Deputies did not feel at
liberty to concede, without previously making pub
| licatiuu to the citizens The document signed by
them was then read, stating that they were prepared
|
lowed by the military force destined to relieve them
from that painful duty of guarding the town, which
they had hitherto executed, as as the coors and
standards which not legal, should be laid aside
and the insignia, which msled multitude had defa-
ced should be restored.
This passage was received with marked disappro-
baton, and second deputation was sent. who oh
tanned further concessions, and came back with
proclamation, that the Prince of Orange would on
hat day, the st OF September, enter Brussels alone
and without troops, and wished the CIVIC guard to
come ont and meet him. An order was issued in
consequence, for the chiefs of sections to assemble
with their whole sections under arms, and IN the best
state, &c The reports of the Princes entrance arc
various and voluminous We select the shorj est
lie after having yielded with reluctance, TO
have acted with good sense and proprety.
| BRUSSELS, September 2.
! Yesterday, by an arrangement with the authorities
of the city, the Prince of Orange entered Brussels,
| He had received two Populations on the previous
afternoon at night. The first he had treated very
haughtlly desiring its members lay aside their CO.
| lours lie declined to make any concessions, but
threatened 10 enter Brussels yesterday morning at
the head Of his troops The announcement of this
treatment and of this threat produced the greatest
agitation among the Garde Bourgeoise and in the
mind OF the Provisional Government, under which
Tho caua1 has beGrl for fhS last 7davu Thou LosoII