Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-05
rices Of Bread.,uffs a. Liver ,p,,o,oDl :, :


ing to tie unsettled state OF the ,wcath-
or, together with the unfavorable reports
oithe outsta ndipg grain ~ ireland aud
the northern parts Of England, aud the
interior quality g. condition of the new
Irish whcats. About 10000 bills
Flour had been sold within the week
principally Oh the 2ist. at BIS 3D. DER
Dbl, for sour, to GAS. Cd. a 36. for
pIime sweet. o" the 25,h. abou,
10000 bbIs. Flour changed hands ON
speculation, at SO a 37s. per Dbl.
The political intelligence is h;yblv
interesting. The rumour of an insur.
reciion in ST. Petersburgh is, probably
without foundation but there is no
question of the authenticity Of the ac-
Counts from Brussels, which in eff,c,
declare that cityin state of Siege nv
Prince Frederick.
| The popular agitation which began
at Paris IN the month Of july. seems
fast extending itself. II has been fell
at Copenhagen and Vienna, as well as
at Brunswick, Cassel, and Dresden.-
The spirit If tumut has even reached
81. fetersburgh. and has disordered the
ranks of the Autocrat's army. There
has been sedition, il is said amono
the Guards ofthe Emperor Of Russia
Whether this be true or not. there can
De no doubt as the knowledge o. the e..
vents which have occurred at Paris is
spread through Europe-that the peo.
people will he made sensible of tbe;,
own'power, and viii, most probably he
inclined TO use il. Nor is there. as far
as We can see, any means of resis,,nu
them The bulk Of of the soIiie,y in
every state Of Europe is taken nom the
people, and share their sediments and
feelings. The Emperor of Austria. in.
deed, reigning over different nations.
may send German Soldiers into I,aly,
aud Italians into Germany, but the
great majority of the sovereigns of Eu-
rope have no such hostile subjects ia
PIT against one another, and they must
resign themselves to obey the will OF
their people.
| Heporfed inSuI reCtion tn Russi1
The account Of IA military Instruction
at ST. Pttefsburgh has been spread nm
the faith OF letter from Frankfort ol
the 10Th INST; but no date Is given OF
TINS eXtiaordInorv eve,t, which i,
f"und ed, cannot have taken place nh
subsequent To the 4th oi September
the date ot the last letters received a,
Paris.
| The insuriection Is said to have bro
Ken out amongst the regiments of the
Imperial Guard, WHICH had recently re.
turned from the War OF TurRey in
Consequences OF discomfort which
manifested itself among them. re-.
speeding the refusal OF the rewards
that had been promised to them Itis
added that ~, QUO men had been killed
or wounded during this lnsnirectron-.
number which eviuently bears the
mark oi exaggeratIon; but nothing is
SAID OF ITS political effect, ar OF the per
sou OF the Emperor.
Inc account is probably a forged
one. However, it is to Le remarke ed
nevertheless, that at the time of the in
surrection breaking out, after The death
OF the Emperor Alexander, the frs, no.
tice Vi that communication arrived by
way OF Frankfort, aud with great celeri-
ty.
Netherlands.-In Belgium, affairs
seem to have taken a serious turn To.
wards a tragic conclusion. In the Sit
ting OF the States General, it was re-
solved that lie demands OF the BelgIaus
should not be listened Ia until the au
thofity of the King was re-eslab!ished
The Deputies from Belgium ti,ereupou
returned home, aud great ag,tat on iol.
lowed. The Kings troops remained a,
Vhvorde, short distance from Brus-
sells. LIege remained Tranquil, but Ma.
nur was declared In stale of siege
Gen. Van GIesn having taken upon
himself the whole direction of the mn.
lice. AT Brussels there were hume
rous assembiages in the great market
place. They demanded arms 10 march
to ViIvorde, aud already IN tile night
some attachments had gone out on tina,
road, and the road to TervnereD, and
brought back with them four horses OF
the marechausse. Tins proceeding
was dIsapproved by the Council 10
Public Safety IN a Proclamation posted
up IN the afternoon. The crowd tore
this Proclamation to pieces in the grea,
market place, arms were loudly called
for-a. group succeeded in entering
the Tow--ball, and seized on a chest Of
iDuskets.
The Commute of Public Safety was
dissolved, aud it was replaced by a
Provisional Government.
On the 2lsi, the Prince Of Orange
issued a proclamation.
The Prince set out on the same day
at o'clock, at the head OF $50. 600
men, expecting to be at Brussels on
W ednesday evening. The States
General aud the King Of the Neither
lands are resolved not to treat with