Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


ny The packet ship Brighton, Capt iIultlrson.
nj New York. from London, the editors oil the
Commercial Advertiser have received files of
London papers 10 thu evening OF the 10Th of
oc'nher, inclusive, with Shipping Lists aud Pr
ces current OF the snme date. The Brighton
left Portsmouth, on the morning Of the l7th
MOVEMENT or TIE PHU5SIANS.
The most prominent aud lar The most i,uDor
tant iiem oil intrlllv.nce confined IN these pn-
prrs, is the following letter from O.tend. /,
was received by the London Morning Herald,
by an extraordinary express nj 6o'elock in The
morning OF October 18th, aud Immediately pub
lshed 10 II second edition
OsrEHp, Monday Oct. II.
hasten 10 send you the important com.
munca,ion which has ust been made TO mo,
that Prnssan army had entered Belgiu
They have opeaed at three several points - frat
by increasing the garrison Of Luxemburg
lwhere 1000 Prussians always were by treaty.
10 10000 men next, by Mnestricht with 5000
men and then NJ n point more north in Gull
defs. which cannot distinctly make out, with
boOt men. The whole are 10 be directed IN
Brussels. II is further said that the Prus sia ~
force destined for this service amounts altoge-
iher to 10000 men, and that Price Albert, who
lately married the daughter OF the King Of
Holland, is at their head.
Aware how newspaper intelligence is per
right to keep mysrlf clear vi any charge Of this
nature. by saying that the above intelligence
has not been communicated 10 me in m Off.
ci"l shape believe II however, II he true !;
and the EnglIs family TO whom II was sent
by friend from Macslriebi, are acting upon
IL aud intend TO quiz this country on Tuesday.
We arr without any additional iniellig enee
from Brussels.
II the Provisional Government, are ae-
,t.I a..
have not as YET, communicated ITO the people.
report, however, prevails, that M. de Potter
has gone 10 Paris, aud ii tho news be true, II IL
probable thai lac has done 80 10 demand aDis-
lance
1t is equally unfortunate and IN coun n BILE
that IN our different files oi London papers, all
Of the l4h ATE missing--so that sc have no
mean, OF Judging what degree al reliance, or
wlIrthri any, was given 10 tbs information by
the most intelligent OF the London press. In
the London STANDARD of the 10Th, however. we
fad letter from Paris Of the i1th, which. he
sides wearing mn Important aspect ~ other
respects, cDrrob0raies tbe Information OF the
Morning Herald. we quote the whole pas.
sage -
I'll is announced To- day, by letters from Ber-
lin and from Frankfort, that the King OF Prus-
STA has actually marched 1900 troops to The
tronters Of Belgium, aud that 10000 further
troop. will soon follow their Steps. II his
statement he true aud have every reason for
thinking II probahe, the question will become
increasingly compcated-since, il the civil
war between Holland aud Belgium shall rage
in few days With increased violence, IL can
not lie supposed that The Prussian force W i'll re-
maia inactive or mere idle, spectators of The
passing events. You will rec0lect, that late
~ spoke OF the non-suppTesson oil the pohiI-
cal excitement in The khcnish provinces Of
Prussia. This statement was quite correct.
The King OF Prussia, with view oil suppre ssIng
this revolutionary movement, has directed the
tak on the vines ards not to be collected this
year. This measure, though late. has gwen il
is said considerable satisfaction, and the gov
ernment is more popular. II is added that The
King of Holland has received real assistance
from Berlin, in the shape Of both money and
men-he PrusSan forces arriving as travellt rs
or private individuals, habted in the dress OF
private persons. On the whole, we are waiting
W ith great anxiety for the next mail from the
Hague, ia order 10 learn whether the threa-
tened attack on Brussels will or will not be
made forthwith. 1t is sal that tie King of tie
being assured of the non inte rven-
non of either England or france. has re olyed
on lighting out the question with the Bel
gians, and on not submitting 10 the separa alton
OF Belg ium from his throne.
la abiding 10 the reports that Prussia was
a force on the frontiers Of Belgium,
the London Courier says, nothing more has
been done by Prussia than what under the cir |
C 1msiances was indispensable to her own Sc
curly. II was not 10 have been expected that
she would be indifferent TO the events which
were acting near her own frontier. but we he
lieve we may say without fear Of eontradic.
iion, that Prussia will not make any IN .vement
to retard the pacifcation which Is
at hand or to create uneasiness TO the French
government. Every thing at present indicates |
a happy termination Of tive dispute between