Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-01

The night, the Duke is said to huve left tlr Palace
with his Aid dc Camp, believed To be a Fronchman
and rather obnoxious - such to the Germaus and
placed himself at tn head of the troops but the
instruction increasing and several Shots having been
iIHed, ono oiwhich Killed the horse OF the Nd dc
Camp, the Dukc under the necessity of tiphttur
his way through particularly as the Poace had bccn
fired by an cnroged mob. aud burnt TO thr GROUND
HIS Royal tiiehness onj the AID do Camp were
separated IN the alray, the former making The best
Of his way to Hanover nad from 'henc. L. Giant
ana Culais; whilst the latter having procured fresh
horse, succeeded IN reaching Hamburger, where
he embarked board the William JO11 steam
vessel, on Saturday last and reached Graycscud
yesterday evening
Upon his Royal Ighness landing here he expe.se erca,
fears for the safety OF his avone AID Camp which vr,
happily relieved by gentleman nared Ruhernd,
passenger the William Johnc aud happened 10 be Of
Writings Hotel when the Duke arrived is though, that
the Duko horses aud several parties suite Jeff Bruins
wicks to come to England after the nsurection a,
possible.
pAEs, Sept l3-A coricr who left ST. Peersbursh the 25h
August has brought the that the Emperor of Russa
gwen orei' 10 admit vessels bearing the m cooed flags into
the Russian ports, aud that with respect tine recognition
tire government Of france, Russia would act like the
other European powers
Dispatches announcing the oo recognition of the French
letter Tonlon says we hear from Aieef, that the
1cot under the orders OF Admiral Dupee on The 9Th
have hoard Gen Bournont"
letter from >, Peesbureh, Of i've 2oh August.
that vessel has arrived Cronsad, with the
flag, and by order of the Emperor has been received
The Moniteur o to-day official which
credit of five millions granted to inc Minister Interior
public works
The discussions in the salons Of Paris respcctip Prince
T2Ieyauds nomination to embassy England still
,tnue but with much less acrimony The number Of those
Of political approve tho rather gain
ins ground Iey INSIST principally on his thorough acq,aiu
with political matter. and conucxion with al
SPAIN
Accounts from the Frontiers of spain of the h INST state
hat the Government o Ferdinand begins think of the
crisis with which they threatened, and the question
nstaed at Madrid To day IS whether Charter plan
alsn fOD
ed that this act should be preceded by an oonnance recall
ling all the banishcd.
Accounts from Madrid, the 4,h inst state, that numer.
Gus bands OF robbers , mGs' ., Anoa9.,s
From Extraordinary Hogue COurGnt SPi II.
EXTRAORDINARY the
THE KINGS spEECu
THE HAGvf, Sept l3AccoTdns to the Pr1srame this TX
aodinary Sitting was opened N the Hall where Second
Chamber usually meet, his Majesty, accompanied by his
Royal Ishncss the Prince OF Orange, half past
"iiIgn aud Mighty Lords The extraordinary meeting Of
your High Mghnesse which Tins day open by the pres
sure OF alictms events hecome an imperative necessity In
peace and friendship with all the nations Europe, Nc
heands sawa>o the war IN the Colonial possession happily
ended peacefully ourshed-hy order commerce aud indus
try employed myself with tho ghcmng burthens
~ me people ana IN e home department gradually IN bring
ing in'o ac'on the Improvements which experience had pom
ted ou-when suddenly Brussels and following her example
several other places of tae Kingdom rebellion,
marked by scenes of conagra,on and plumber OF which Inc
description To- this assembly would he affecting my
heart, for the national feeling and for humanity
"ln expectation OF the operation of High Mgtnost-
e whose assembling frs, thought, without delay
the ev.io protect the good nen'oned from the haaand
save the Netherlands from civil
40 enter INTO the and origin Of that which has taken
pace-to examine with your High MightInesses
racieT us tendency and probable less the
teiest OF our country at this moment" than to find the means by
which the peace and order Of the Government and
not only be temporarily renewed bat much duahy hxed
But IN the midst OF the conflict of Opinions tine excnaon
Of passion, and the different and winch arise,
it IS very difficult task, igh and Mighty Lords,
Gle my wishes fos the happiness OF all subjects with the
obligations which have contracted towards ALL aud which
bavs by tine obligation
WI-iO in
order that, being strengthened by the OF the Repreen
which the safety OF the country requires
that to attain this object II would be desirable Ia n.occed TO
of the fundamental law, and separation
Of the Provinces which Treaties and the Constitution have
united
"Ths question nevertheless. resolved cxcep, in
the form, prescribed by the fundamental law, which
have soleInnly sworn 10 observe
alt will be the principal object OF the debciatnn OF yaur
High Mshinesscs desire that your opinions formed
and that they may also be manlescS with that canncss
perfect which question importance
qures For Fan animated above all other sentiments by
desire ha happiness of the Belgian whom provl
dence has conhded TO my care, am ready to with
the Assembly any measures likely to lead tot.
This Meeting has also for object acquant vou,
circumstances mpeuou,y require that the militia should
embodied beyond the une during vrch, by the
olthe fundamental !aw ought to be annually exercised n
"Tho means of providing the expenses which will result
RON tins measure and many others arising out OF these fatal
troubles Will he found for the present IN the credit already
opened It's regulation shall be submitted your deliberations
"Noble and Mighty Lords-I rely upon your fidelity aud
patriotism Exposed before to-day the tempest OF Tevou
ton shall neither forgot the courage attachment and
fidelity, which threw OF the foreign yoke established tho
uona existence and placed the cePrc III my hands nor the
vaor winch upon tho field ofbatc has secured the Throne
and consolidated the independence OF the Country
Though entirely disposed comply with reasonable DO
srcs, will grant nothing spirit Of faction and viii
verconscnt 10 which would sacrifice and
prosperity Of tie nation to passion viol.ncc
go conciatc, fhb be possible, every the sole
wish of my heart ="
From ne n gnu Err1s -i,It,V C)Urtli, S-,; &c.
Never such occasion did the King aud Prince oil
Orange receive marks attention and respect hy
nnumerahc multitude, their from the Palace
States General, well their
In the hall great number Of members, aul people,
when the King the conclusion of s speech descended
from the rOAe also manifested the greatest enthusiasm
The King and Prince cf hall amidst uninterrupted
Of Long live the King aud Long yc Prince Of
Orange"
After this royal message read, which bis Mairsty
submits questions the consideration Of the Chamber
namely
Whether experience had shown The necessary ofmysng tic
Fundamental law