Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-20

past ohe' out uid not reach the Hotel de Vile tall
past two o'clock.
He was extremely anxious to proceed directly TO
the Palace, without going to the Hotel de Vile all;
but the lower class Of inha btans doubt directed
oy the city authorities opposed his progress, and after
quarter of an hours contest during which the po-
puace repeatedly seized the bride OF his horse. and
insisted on his going to pay homage TO the city
thorities he was obliged to submit to their dicatun.
AT the Hotel de Vile he made speech in very ami
mated manner, IN which he promised to satisfy the
reasonable wishes Of the Belgians, and announced
the formation OF gmmission to consider their grie
vances. He then rode off with the cavalry part of
the Civic Guard; and going too fast, narrowly escs-
ped being killed by one oftbe posts, who thought
that he was flying from the city to call in the troops.
All the Guards were afterwards passed in review
by HIM before his Palace. lie appeared pale and
alarmed IN the midst of The Garde Bourgeose
The commission meets this morning o'clock
as you viii see by the enclosed Proclamaton:-
Proclamation Of the Prince of Orange in The Kings
In6abit1nts of Brussels-!-I corae with confidence
among you; my security IS complete guaranteed as
1t is by your loyalty.
1t is u your prudence that the re establishment of
order is due | am glad 10 acknowledge this, and
thank you IN the Kings name
Join with me IN securing tranquility, and troops
vii! then enter the town; and IN concert with your
authorities, will take the necessary measures for
restoring calmness and confidence.
A Commission, composed of the Duke dur cl,
PRESIDENT Wander Fosse, Governor of the Provence;
We!iens, Burgo master OF Brussels; EnIm. Van
de'hHdn Hoogvorst, commander of the Civic Guard;
Neaerai Aubreme; koCkaert, Member of the Re
gency; the Duke d'Arenberg who has agreed, my
wish, TO CO operate IN tins commssionJ is charged
10 propose these measures to
lt VIII meet 10 morrow, the 2d of September, at
nine o'clock IN the morning, my Palace.
Brussels, Sept. |.
WILLIAM, PRINCE OF ORANGE"
1t was SAID by the last advices from Brussels that
the Prince OF Orange was To sci ont for the Hngue
with proposals, the object of which was To req are
that Holland and Belgium should form two dlsiluc
administrations, under federatve government.
AT Lcgc. Tournay, MOn~, Brugrs, and Namur.
disturbances TO greater or less broke out ON
the latter days OF Angus A. Bruges, Eighteen psso-
ners took advantage the departure OF The troops to
escape from gaol
SPAIN.
The Journal du Commerce of September st saws
1--WE learn that General Nina lett Paris Yesterday
10 approach the Spanish frontiers; but 1t seems thar
it his Intention not 70 pass them unless the sate
of the country Shouts offer him the elements of a
vigorous resistance, that he might have 10 re-
pruach himself with the death of the on liant mon
whom his name might induce AXE up arms if such
rising should ultimately remain unattended with
any favorable consequence. This way of thlnkinr
IS certainly pralseworthy; but it is probable that on
his arrival he viii find every thing prepared for &C.
ton"
The Morning Chronicle of September 18th saws
we learnt from an authority on which we can rely
that the Revolution Spain TO commence IN the
first week OF this month OF September and be gem
eral through the provinces adjoining France and
some of the Medterra provinces All the active
Spanlards have lett Paris for their respective points
Nina Is at present In Paris, but he not now cnns,d-
cred an active Spaniurd and we believe tho Span
iards no longer count on hun for aid IN their under
taking.
A sort of Manifesto. purportinr to be issued he
sell styled directing Junta OF lHsurrect!on appeared
In some of the London papers in the bepinnnp of
September. II 10 of great length; cites the ancient
laws OF Spain which Justify the deposition of sover
egns under certain circumstances; declares that no
fba oFt ~,
who must be protected from traorous ministers and
proceeds 10 give directions from constituted pro
vlsenal government. correspondent of the Lon
don Courier Saysi-
The document in question does not como from
Spain, but from Chelsea where it was originally fra
med and concocted by half dozen Spanish REFUGEES
who know thing of what is passing IN Spain There
are two signatures attached to the printed copies the
one sthst of Jose Maria rorrijos Spanish general
and the other is that of Mr. Somebody Calderon.
person who, apprehend, has no title TO address Tins
whole nation, wherein he IS, perhaps, little known
or not known at all. The copy translated in the
Times forms part and parcel of the bundle of papers
found IN the river few weeks ago. and which was
delivered to the Spanish Ambassador by the ,ailor
who picked II up. Therefore, think there is no
chance OF circulation in Spain for this pathetic and
heart 6reahins appeal of NJ. Torrilos and Co AS to
the title these TWO persons may think to have t. the
universal respect and confidence of their country I
beg to decline an answer
The garrison OF Madrid il compul ed at from Is 600
to 10000 men, of all arms But, noiwithst andiDg
this reinforcement, the king has intention to re,
turn He will proceed from Grnnla to the Escurlal
where he viii await the result of events.
IL is intended also to augment the Spanish army
by eight regiments of infantry and three of cavay
bot as money begins to be wanting for the most ur-
gent wants 1t is probable that this augmentation will
remain uneXecuted.
There is report that the fort Of Pensacola had
been taken by the defenders oflibery.
[COnstitutoHneL
PORTUGAL.
The Journal du Commerce of Sept. 2nd, contains
the following paragraph relating u Portugal .'On
the 18th Of Aug. the ferment continued a. Lisbon
the guns of fort st George were pointed against the
city, and the fngae Dana, of AZ guns, was anchored
IN front Of the Place dc TerTeIro de Paco which is
the usual place Of popular tumus In order to avert
the Storm, agents Of the police spread among the
crowd report that Charles X. had been restored tn
his throne, and that he had IF the heads of more
than 200 noted rebels, and among them those of the
principal editors Of the Jacobn Journals and General
Lafayette"
FRANCE.