Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-12

state OF great excite ent. The
csding news from Rotterdam Is confirmed by these
parties There have also been disturbances at Bryce,
which were quelIed alter the destruction Of two or
three houses. The general opinion 10, that the King
will grant most oil the concessions deunan ded.
In The Courier Of first September 10 the following:
Hay past fhree.-we have received the following
letter from Amster dated Monday evening,
"AMsrERDAM. Aug 80.
Every thing still Tranquil here but % course there
10 much ankle as TO the turn which affairs may take
in the Netherlands There has been a consider able
TALL in the funds. The Dutch Sock, which was lately
above 60. IL now only 81 LIZ 81 The Loan which
came out few weeks ago a 80. is nowN77
s'Atl the troops from Utrecht HoarIeu Leydon and
Hague, are In full march for Antwerp, under the
nand OF the Prince Of Orange and Prince Frederick The
aceoun's from Liege are rather alarming. is said
here that the King has refused TO receive the jepua-
ton hon Brussels. Oae report IL that he has placed
them under arrest bat this s probably unfounded. The
States General have been convoked for the 18th Of Sep
tember"
LONDON. Sept I, evening.-By a seam packet which
arrived late this afternoon we have the following i'm
portant Intelligence. The utmost excitement reiens
throughout the whole OF Braban'. At Antwerp the
Belgic flag had been hoised, and the guard fred
upon the people and killed 40 or so. AT Rotterdam
seven steam boats freighted to convey 26O men
each to Antwerp. Al the Hague the King had reius.
ed to receive the deputies from Lege and threw those
from Brussels into prison. II also reported that
one OF them had been shot by hs orders He had deter
mined not to comply with the demands Of the people of
8rabant. and had ordered 20 900 Ouch troops under
the command OF the two princes TO against the
belgians. Al Brussels all rem,iaed quiet.
Lon DON, August 3l.--We have to-day received the
Paris papers 4 Sunday, and the Messenger d-s Cham
bres. dated MondAy but the contents of very lit
Tie interest," The public mind at Paris almost alb
soibed with the events at Brussels full details Of which
are given in these papers, but which do differ from
those which we have given. II appears from the Mes
sager des Chambres that the Ordonnances issued by
General Lafayette against the assemblsge of workmen
has had the best effect, aud they now perfectly
quiet. few Of the mos, refractory had been COM
mttted to prison. and many OF them had retired their
occupations The disbandment OF the Gardes Corps
was proceeding with order and activity and was ex
pectsd thai two-bird' ateas, would be replaced in the
service Nothing OF Importance took place in the Cham
Der OF Deputies during the sitting the 2Sih.
There are some alarming rumors rom Italy, but
nothing like definite information has been received
The accounts from Spain enveioped in mystery,
but, enough has transpired to prove that Ferdn nd
holds his scepre by feeble tenure. Move ns have
taken place in Catalonia, and every thing announces
that important events are AT hand.
We state positively, that the ins rue ions given by
our Government TO the Captains Of the frgaes which
have been sent out to Lisbon and Tercer, such
TO convince Don Miguel, that the British no, 10
be insu'ted with mpuni'y; they required
an apology from the Portuguese Government, the dis
mi..al OF the Captain Of the rgate which captured the
British vessels the Immediate GRAFTON Of them and
full compen .a'ionto he owners crews, passengers
G.n. BaudraDd, special mission from the King OF
the French. was introduced to hi. Majesty. on We'd
nes'av afternoon by the E,rl of Aberdeen, Sscrea
~ oil Safe for Foreign Affairs, and delivered letter
from h' Soverei,n 10 the King. Gen Bauirand is
one OF poleons oil generals and we'll known for his
liberal principles. Although MT what may be sty led
revoutionst he Immediately at the close Of the
events in Paris embraced the cause of reedom, and
offered his services Louis Philip I. He /. man a.
bout sixty, and has fine military appearance with
great snavv Of manner. INN ely after the inter.
view with his Majesty Gen. Baudrsnd despatched a
courier to Paris for the purpose Of announcing to the
French Governme Mt the high sasfsc ion which he had
experienced ami that his reception by the British King
had been preceded hv great courtesy and kindness on
the part of bis Mai.sty's Ministers. The interview
lasted about Is minutes
We have authority to state that INN diaely after the
Interview between the King and Gen. Baudrand. let
ter OF nera'ulaon to the French King written
and that 1t has received the signature of
cious Sovereign. We understand, that in order
time, and Tor the purpose Of complying with the
desire o. Louis Philip 10 have his authority recognized
by the Government Of this country before that of
other State, no special Ambassador will leave Eng land
but ii will be presented Lord Stuart de Rohssv or
by Sr F. Lamb, IL he should be in Paris [Co,Vt Jour
Ferdinand has is'ued new decree against the Press
in Spain, by which imprisonment for years is de-
clared against minor offences, and the punishment OF
death awarded 10 authors and printers, who shall pub
lh 'reasonsil. or sscrile gious expressions
The Austrian and Prussian embassies have received
conr'e's rom their respective governments with the in
teiligrnce. that the courts of Vienna and Berlin viii
imme'ia ely acknowledge Lonis Phi lip.
LONDON. September 1.-German papers have re. 81.
ed us to the 25h instant, from which the
following articles. IL is gratifying perceive the ee
neral d-posi'ion and opinion in favor Of nterfer
ence with France:-
VIENNA, Augu.t lS-Since the late events in France
there has been great deal Of hustle In our Foreign
Department. Yesterday there was again great Mi
n'teral Council We learn that the garrison of May
eace, as fortress OF the confederation to he reinforce
ed, and that 25 600 Austrian troops hsve received
ders TO march to Italy. Not the least notion OF war is
however entertained, and fully convinced here
'haifihe new government of France remained faith
'u to The system it has adopedif it continues to
with moderation, and no dssen,ions break out be-
tween the inhab ants Of France there will be obsia
Gle to the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the dynasty nv
Government and the French Ambassador at this Court
who has for the present. ceased TO exercise his func
tons, will soon resume his diplomatic character.
HAMBURG Aug 5-The revolutionary mania
IN hat nj 4; e
sef in various ways, in the coffee houses the Jung
frosteg Qades wakJ for instance by the eternal re-
retition OF the long forgotten Msrseiiies Hymn which
(and not always at the desire OF the French merchants
cletks) must be played from morning till night The
lilies on the sign Of French har-dresser have beer
pained over, and three colours here and IN
10 places aud persons where would not have looked
for them.
| PARIS, August 20 The Spanish patriots Nina and
Quiroga have arrived this morning in Psris.
Expedition against TripoH The Maritime Pre-
iect of Toulon transmitted to the Minister OF Marine
he following telegraphic de'patch:-
Rear .ddmiTdl Rosdmel to the Minister of Ma
riHe.
"RoAD OF TRrpoL1Aug 49,
| The wishes Of the King are accomplished. The i'm
portan mission to the Of Tripoli, which he
conbded to me, has been completely snccessfs', with
ont the assistance Of arms, and without bioodshsd The
him. and has ra'ifsd them by the treaty which con
cuded with him on The IIib August"
From The NonitsHr-.Nen- official part
PARIS. Aug 26-It seems certain that Msssrs. de
Laval Monimorency La Tour Dupn Saint Priest, Bla-
cas-, G'briac, dc'Agou', Lanousaave. and VroIes
Turin, Madrid, Naples, HAgu,, Berlin, Florence, and
| Swi cortland