Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
From the B1t'imo.s .4mer,can % .Nov. 3.
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE!

COmmoftcnS al OSfenG, l'rnges, q ent, Berlin, &c.
The London packet snip Corinthian has arrived at
New 70 K. bringing London apers to the evening of
the 3oth Sep cmber Their contents are highly I'M
porant. We select iu!l accounts OF the prominent
events from he Cosmet cal, Journal OF Commerce,
aad the proof slips transmitted by the Mercantile and
GaZete
In relation % the markets for Brealstsfis the New
York papers present with but meugre item,
which VIII he found in another column. 1t would
seem, however, thas they still on the rise for
postsc.ip t to letter from respectable mercantile
house IN New York another in this city, after CIV
iisg the which published Yesterday says:
'Since le above, have London accounts per CO.
rthan to the LIST October an,, wheat had advanced
further Sd per bushe OF 7Olbs."
THE CIVIL WAR IN BELGIUM.
There has been six days ,rrc suar battle in Brus-
ss times raging furipsly, and ending by the with
awal of tho Kings troops, aft Ter much blood shed on
both sides, and vast desi ructlnn of property One
account supposes that not less than 5000 had fallen
victims this civil war Th, details will be found
below The troops withdrawn the 27th of
MISUNDERSTANDING up n position at Dieghem, but
With view, probably, of falling back upon An werp
The accounts of the different parties somewhat
variant; Tie insurgents claim to have compelled the
retreat; the oher hand, however, it is maintained
that stumble obtain possession fthe town by any
other means than u bombardncnt, which would have
caused the destruction of that property which was
the proiessad object o. the troops 10 preserve from
threatened paae by the popnluce, and the sacrifice
OF loyal well as disoyai subjects. Prince Freder-
ick took the only course which was left TO him
sst9n'y with honor, and tie desire In prevent the
recessary eauson of blood, and withdrew bis army
TO dis ancc of two leagues from the capital, there
to await the decision o. The Government TO future
operations "
The conduct OF the popnlace proves that they are
directed bv experienced officers. At their head, in
the capacity of COMMANDMENT chief, is Juan Van Ha-
lem Il Span!aYd of Belgic origin whose snffar,nns
from InqIisiton III Spain, have rendered his name
FAMILIAR Europe. [, is longer, therefore, the
IS
consderalc mob. but the rebellion fthe mass or gan
ised by of military talents and actuated by mo-
tves OF pcrs. nal hostility. provisional govern
men, had been established, aud the breach bctwee',
Belgium and Holland now seems irreparub!e. ShauI
Prussia interfere, is ap2rehcndcd, TO subdue the
Belgians it woud be Impossible, think, for the
GoVernmeD of France to restrain that from an
Immediate cooperation with them
Louvain has also been attacked by the Einr's
troops, and the latter have been defeated.
BLOODY CONFLICT AT BRUSSELS.
THE following news is from the Courier DIES Paws
Bias of September 90 This journal was on that day
published, bearing the date of Sunday and the three
preceding days, the combat in Brussels during that
time having suspeh led the regular daily publica
ton.
son the morning Of The o2, Prince Frederick left
Anvcrs with his corps ,armae, his route to Brus-
scs About the same time the Brussels Volunteers
SIT out by the gates of Scfaerbo and Louvaln 10
attack the troops which occupied the positions of r
var and Degeh; others took the road of Client
TO encounter tie Hussa's WHICH were stationed on
the heights OF Iolliek Afrs ofadvanccd posts con-
tnued during the day, end the number of killed was
very considerable.
In the evening The greater number of the Volun-
1eers returned. Every body repaired towards the
ftes, and lnborcd every where reinforce the bar
cadoes. proclamation of Prince Fredrlck pub
she'd III the Gazette DIES PAYS Bas, was spoken of.
and the entrance Of the troops npon,cnarily ex-
pected. The night however. passed Tranquility. To
wards eleven oclock M. Ducpetiafik aud another
tch, Gff
Frederick to to him fully the exact state oil
things. They could not proceed 10 the Prnce-thry
arrested upon arriving at the advanced posts
and invio!atsn of their quality of messengers were
transported 20 Anvcrs, where they remain custody.
On Thursday, the Esd, about soveDso'clock in the
evening" body of grenadiers and cha appear.
ed before the gates of Schaerbeck and Louvain.
The Bousgcose Artillery irnmedia ely opened a fire
upen them, which was returned by the troops the
discharges continued, and the bullets began to
fall in the upper part of tho town
The movement of the troops. however advanced
and they occupiedthe lines and walls of the Botanic
Garden and opened their fire upon the people on the
Bou'eya-d in front The staircase of the Observa-
tory was gfardcd By Volunteers from Lioge, whose
fire covered the external g'acis \ 8 o'clock the
gates of Il,syGin and Schaorbeck we're forced and
the Du ch troops advanced through the new Rue
Royaie, he boulevards, and the Rue Lonvain to
wards he Park. spirited engagement there took
place, as the different columns advanced. The Chas.
ssnrs occupied The Rue dc Lovan, and to the front of
tho Rue Orange and annoyed the inhabitants pos
ted attbe, barncada at Trdurenberg, under whose
fire the grcnadIers had debouched from the new Rue
Rqvae. mary of the latter fell and their wounded
were made prisoners The Park was at this time
occupied by Ire roops, and they formed there with
their artillery While these things were passing in
that quarter, bussars aud a detachment from
the infantv division entered by tie gate de Flandre
and adea7ccd to the Pig market but they were soon
forced TO retire and part eff them to abandon their
arms and haggag"; good number, ernong whom was
u Colonel Likewise made prisoners This at
TACK was up TO this time the only one made upon the
lower part OF the town, he combat being otherwise
concentrated in the higher quarter.
Tie Park and its neighburho0d formed then the
principal point Of attack The BourgeoiSe Artillery
the Place 8oyale, and plumber of that
corps were likewise ut the barrcude; others were
the staircase Of the Bbliotbrsue which ttey
abandoned at midday. Auo her post occupied tie
b1rricade Of the Mountain Of the ParI fourth held
itself ready 10 deboucbe from The Rue Royale to the
Ralace de I.nnuain be irnnas hnd ,I..ir c..1.aa..