Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-29
PROCLAMATION.


Divine Providence, which has designed to accord
70 TINS Kingdom Is years of peace with the whole of
EUROPE internal tranquility, and increasing prosper
n.y. has just visited the two provinces with number
less caamties, and the quiet of many adjoining prov
vlnces has been either troubled Z. menaced. Al the
nrst news OF these disasters hasten to convoke an
extraordinary meeting ofthe States General which,
according to the terms OF tie fundamental law, re-
present the whole people of Belgium, in order to
concert with the Mobiles the measures which the
state Of the nation and the present circumstances
quire.
AT the same time our wa beloved sons, the Prince
OF Orange, and Prince Frederick fthe Netherlands,
ere charged by to proceed to those provinces,
as well to protect, by the forces placed at their dis
position, persons and property, as to assure them
selves of the real state of things and to propose
the measures The best calcuatedto calm the public
mind. This mission, executed with humanity and
generosity oil sentiment which the nation will appre
clate, has confirmed tn the assurance, that even
when 1T is the agitated it will preserve and pro-
claim Its attachment 10 our dynasty, and to the
tIonal lr>cpendence and however, heart may be
afflicted by the circumstances which have come to
our knowledge, do not abandon the hope, that
with the assistance OF Divine Providence (whose sue
cour we invoke upon this important and lamentable
occoSon) and the cooperation of every well disposed
man, and the good citizens, in the different parts of
the kingdom shall succeed in restoring order and
establishing the agency Of the legal powers and the
dominion ofthe laws.
! With this view, we calculate upon the assistance
OF the States General We invite them to exa-
SO
loudly comp!: ms arise from any defect i'm the ma
tlonal institutions; and if is possible modify them
anu particularly II the relations established bv trea
ties and the fundamental law, bet Ycen the two
grand divisions OF the Kingdom should with
view to common interest, be changed or modified
We desire that these important questions shouid
be examined with care and perfect Freedom and we
small think no sacrifice too great, when we have
III view the fnliil'nent Of the desires, and to en-
sure the happiness of the people, whose welfare
Of
our
But, disposed 10 concur with ffankaess and fdel-
ity' ana oy the most comprehensive and decisive
measures, we are nevertheless, resolved 20 MAIN
tam with hrlnness The legitimate rights of all the
parts OF the Kingdom, without distinction aud on
~ to proceed by regular methods and coninrnablv
WIN me oaths Which we'have taken and received
DeiSiaiis Inhabitants ut the different divisions of
thls beautiful country, more than once rescued hv
OVihe FAVOUR ana the union OF the citizens from the
caiahhtses To Which 1t was delivered up, wait wit h
cainness and confidence for the solution Of tho inn
portallt questions which circumstances have raised
second, the efforts of legal authority to main
tain internal tranquility and the execution Of the
laws where they have not been disturbed and
70 te-es: aolsh them where they have suffered any
Observation-Disclosures your aid to the law so that in turn
the law may protect your property YOUR indus rv &
your personal safety. Let differences of opluion
sh before the growing dangers of the anarchy which
III several districts presents itself under the most hid
eons forms, and which, it be not prevented or rem
pressed by the means which the fundamental In =,
places al the disposal of the Government ;oIned tn
those furnsed by the zeal of the citizens Will strike
rfePafaDie blows at individual welfare and The ma
ohal prosperity. Let the good citizens every where
separate their from that of the agitators and
ie heir generous efforts for the establishment of
Tue puoiic tranquility III those places where it is still
ehaced, at last put period evils SO oren, s that
every trace them may be effaced.
Enc present snail be generally published and most
ed up IN the usual way, and inserted IN the osiica,
Journal ~
Done at the Hsgue, the 5lh of Sept. of the wear
1852 and OF the 18th of our reign.
by the King WILLIAM
j; q. DE MEY DE STREEFKERK.
coT ne ,L'cerpoot NafA'ets, .Wonday Sept. 49,
state throughout the of the last week and ,ha c
most Kinds are shade lower sales (of which 20Oo
bags consisting of 1880 Bowed at Sad 10 s I'd ob;.G
90 10 80 tor midd"g fair good fair; 1920 Orleans Cid
pama and Mobile Gid I'D Sea Island 13d to l5id
i9o stained do a TO sd; Perambuco sd TO Cd 5eo
80 TO 9i 60 DemeIara 84d DID, 80 Barbadoes I'd 10
o.'u ~ ~est indm I'd; 40 Surnam Sd and 100 Sura,
NAVAL sToREThe ansao Po b ae 1903 6ea bags
en- VI LPtntHe only 4o2 brls have sold at los 3D.
10 ios iO4d In Tar no sales
Cotton .Hartet, .Uonduy Ecen;uo. Semi 10
nc demand Tor Cotton has been very Inicd on Saturday
and today the sales being only 5000 bags for the two
days frees have a tendency to decline
LiUeN.ooot Corn MARKET Juonday Sent I3
Ihe day being ine we had less activity the trade last
has subsequently, with the exception of day or two been
very unsettled and this with the probability of the new
Wheas coming market condition. has caused an ac.
1--WE demand for old and advance OF I'd Sd per on
las tuesdays prices has been realized Some further purcha
have foreign on Irish accom-, and two or
large parcels of American Flour been akn on spec
Tor this article an advance of per b is nov de-
manded Little new Grain has appeared at market for
small lot OF Wexford, OF mddBg quality 8s Cd has been Oh
no ana some superior English has brought IS Sd per 10 lbs
ne late rise in The value of Oats checked the demand
Tor this article the early part Of the week. i, has however
revived and they are to day Id per d. lbs deaer In the
oe articles OF the trade little has been stirring and we do not
vary quotations The duties this week Increased Dis
Rye. O' ~
In the important agricultural district between York and Scar
borough, the great mass of the yet uncut The crops
however oil wheat and barley look excellent and viii
douot yield abundanty, but the weather continues highly
aVo:aole During the last fortnight cold and wet have al
o constantly prevailed, which necessarily protract tho
harvest to late period In the Northern and East Ridino
"a'1 =. corn continues to fall in pcelLeeds Int
H1"'Tact Of q teller 10 II Merchant ofHtis CITY. Il
m LIVERPOOL, nth September. 1880. i
oTs- ne late political events in France followed
as they have been by excitement in other countries