Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-27
POSTsRCYpT.
FIVE DAYS LATER PROM EN-

London papers to the i3ih, and Liverpool, to the
ifth sept. We give below from yesterdays Bea-
con- us many extracts time and room permit
The Taly-ilo was to sail in G or i days aiter the
Jas Chopper The ship Sarah, Harding, OF and for
Norfolk sailed from Liverpool 18th September.
Cotton and Flour Cotton had suffered a slipht
decline while bread stuifs had advanced a shade in
the English market.
England, Austria, Prussia. the King of the Meth
erlands, and the KING Of Wurtemburg, have rscog.
missed the legitimate rule Of the peoples Kino in
France, by renewing the credentials of their Ambos-
sadors at his Courts a similar sanction is momently
looked Tor from Russia, and the Kings Of SPAN and
Naples, who, from their affinity TO the deposed
monarch, would naturally make them the most reluc
tant 10 tho measure, would find powerful considera
tohs NOT 10 deliberate too long, TO the which
circumstances must eventually force them.
But, notwithstanding the tolerant spirit in which
tho new order Of things IN France seems To be re-
garded by many Of the ueighborng sovereipnties
the papers assure Us, that there much cause
Tor satisfaction in the temper and tendencies of do
mes'ic parties Many enlightened Brenchmen 1t is
said, have expressed and continue 10 express great
uneasincss az TO the course which French politics np.
pear to be taking. Most of the liberal Journals
tsay the latest English datcs and all the ardent part
Oh tue population express great dstrust the pre-.
sent Chamoer OF Deputies, and very clamorous
Tor new election II supposed that the dis, fec
teu would desire to render the Government still more
repuDiican--stll to weaken the Executive power by
urging upon the Chamber the abolition of the Peer
age AS an evidence that this is really prevalent
doctrine, quotation (or which we have not room
To-Day gwen from the Journal des Deba,s of 10th
oeptember-a paper which was jealous and warm in
Its applause of the late glorious revolution.
The RccolutiOn IN Hte Netherlands The shirt
oI hostty 10 the existing dynasty hourly ased-
ne separation OF Holland and Belgium was tho raj.
lying cry.-The interesting details from the Brussels
papers under date of 9ih aud 9th Sept occupy MANY
columns-they contain animated appeals to the pat
riotsm and courage OF the people to sustain their
r'sh's AZ all hazards, declaring that they the
strongest party-tha- the government has lost oil
moral power-that 1t is on the peoples sde-that the
army nohng-for the Belgian soldier will not shed
the blood of his brethren.All the provinces are de-
csred to be IN instruction, the towns and garrisons
only excepted and that theirs constrained ODE
dience As the States General were to assemble in
Brussels on the 18th Sept. it supposed no decis-
I've events would occur before that wa ACCOMPLISHED
on the 9th Sept by invitation of the Etat Major
Oh the Burgher Guard, meeting of the members of
the States General present at Brussels was held nj
the Iown Hail. to concert measures essential 10 the
Crisis: Alter an animated discussion it was snani-
'ousiy agreed as necessary, and committee of safe
~ was appointed, charged especially with the Eolluw
ing objects. 1. To watch over the maintenance Of
the Dynasty. To insure the maintenance of tho
principle of the separation of the North and South
8. 10 take care of the interests of Commerce and
Manufactures
The affairs of the Netherlands (says the Iivernool
Times OF l4th) are as much embroiled as ever The
Bel ans insist n dissolution of the Union with
anu separate Legislature, and demand that
tne ouy oohu oil connection shall be a common Kiuu
The KING has issued eonciliatory proclama, ion
promising the redress of all real grievances but il as
doubtful whether tho will produce any effect. The
people appear determined to have separation and
as the army is very much divided, being cornposed
OF about equal proportions of Dutch and Belgians il
will scarcely be IN the power of the KING to prevent
IT, though by timely concessions he may preserve the
Royal auth ority in his own family.
Yesterday, (says the London Times OF Sept | ltbl
we received the Paris papers of Wednesday, which
contain articles contrmaory of the pacific intentions
# the Emperor Of Russia towards the new Govern
ment of France. It's, indeed, stated that NJ Pozzo
ID BoRGo has received desp aches, stating that the
Cabinet OF ST. Petersburg is preparing new creden
tias TO be sent to him along with the official recog
milton of the Government. pAe probibition
against the ADMISSION of French ships bearing the tr
colored flag into Russian ports has been Withdrawn
.H,tStriu and PruSSid.-The Times announces the
important fact of the actual recognition of Louis
Philippe King of the French, by the Emperor or
Austria and the King of Prussia. The recoenition
by both these powers its way to Paris via
Berlin Count Loban, the new French Minister has
been most graciousy received by the King of Prus-
STA
Ru'sia.-it appears by accounts from Sd. Peters
burg OF The 25'h of August, that the Emperor of
Russia had recalled his interdict against French YES
sells bearing the tri-cooured flag. His Imperial Ma.
j.sty has issued order that all ships bearing the
trl-cooured flag may enter the ports of Russia.
This decision in consequence of the arrival of the
messenger bearing the letter from Louis Philip an
nounclng his accession to the Throne Of France.
We have no doubt that formal recognition will be
made Immediately by Nicholas, and forwarded with
all speed to Paris.
Prussia. -According to letters of the Sd instant
from Lepsc, symptoms of instruction have also ap-
peared there, but as in the Prussia towns on the
Rhine the spirit OF revolution makes yet but sor-
ry fguIe. The Disturbances at Lepsc occurred on
the night between the ID and Sd inst, but did not
last more than three hours having been virtually put
down within that time by the prompt interference of
the prince and the military.
The trial of Polgnac and the other Ministers
will commence before the Chambers of Peers in
october lie Voieur.
Spain.-Some late accounts have been receiy-
ed through France, from Irun. which certainly
shows the unsettled state of the public mind in
that part of Spain. In the capital every thing re-
manned traqull, and without any appearance ofdis-
turbnnce. The public authorities, in many stna-
tons, were afraid Of exercising their powers lest
the feelings Of the people should be irritatod Or.
dcrs had been issued for driving back, if possible
the omlgronts returning from France but it was
not dared TO execute them, not merely on account
OF the popular feeling but lest the French govern.
mcnt might take EMBRACE at the proceedino