Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

Roger on the 18th Of October issued decree for re-
guatng the election OF deputies, and for determining
the number to be sent from each district. BY this
the elections to begin throughout Belgium
the eth Of October. South Babant is entitled 81 de-
puties; Lemburg to II; East Flanders to IS; West
Flanders to %; Mons to 30 Namur TO TO- Antwerp 10
| Is; Luxemburg TO 10; in all ISL The National Con-
grcss is TO assemble the third Of November The
congress to be installed under the Presidency Of the
oldest member the four youngest serving secretaries
After the members shall have produced hcr credentials
the Congress i, then to be deinitively organized.
An exact isthad been made Of the victims injured by
the fire OF Prince Frederick during the four days rus
sells. They amounted far as known, to l65 killed
and 3ll wounded The Journal Of Anvers had publish
ed report IN avor oil Jurie', approved by the Prince
This was laughed at, as other government than the
| Provisional, was recognised by the Bruxcllos. Some
days previous, the troops forming part Of the corps d.
armcc, whose head quarters is Maestrich had reiir-
cd into the walls OF that town. and st. Trend Hasse
and Tougres were free from hostile occupation. The
gdrdes bomgcoises had organised 10 maintain order in
those places.
Owners of prvatcers at Osden and Nieuport had So
cited from the government letters Of marque capture
Dutch vessels while the independence of Belgium
manned unrocognised
On the 18th of October, the funeral service of the
citizens who fell in the late combats performed al
mo Cathedral at Licge with great solemnity All the
egions oil the city guard the civil and military author
ties, the governor of the province, the commandan,
general with his staff assisted at the ceremony con-
siderable sum was collected during the service
The Courier do la Mouse expressed itself i'm the fol-
lowing terms respecting the manner i'm which the dis
putc between Belgium and Holland may be arranged:
"Thore is plan which we have heard proposed Sc
veral days SINCE and which likely to attain the
desired end. According to this, the countries will
form each separate hereditary monarchy without ever
being governed by the same prince. They would have
each their King, their fundamental law constitution
their legislation their budget, SC. These two states
would, nevertheless, form confederation under the
name OF the United Loto Countries, or the United
Kingdoms Of the Lou Countries, and their interests
so far as they common to both, might be regulated
by diet assembled alternately every year capital
Of each kingdom. This diet should be distinct from
| the respective national legislatures of he in
doms
"This plan, il seems to us, would only reconcile
the interests oil Belgium and Holland, but conciate To-
reign powers. Both nations desire separation: LET
them be separated, and let each provide for itself inst-
u'ions in harmony with its situation its partcu-
lar wants IL is important, however, that they should
keep up with each other friendly relations in respect 10
commerce and industry and for these let them be bound
IN perpetual alliance. The foreign powers who sign
| ed the treaty OF London, only desire that the Low
Countries should be independent and that they shou
| form bulwark against France France, on her part
desires that none of these powers should obtain an in
nuencc among us, or interfere in affairs The con-
federation between Belgium and Holland will satisfy
both"
The French government, says the Courier du Nord
mas declared that IL will observe the sricest neutrality
IN the Affairs Of Belgium and that il will not Interfere
directly or Indirectly in its quarres The most rigid
have been taken to prevent the expectation
OF arms TO that country
The Journal dies Pays Bds, in an article under date
oil Antwerp, says that the Prince Of Orange went tina
day to the of the Sh regiment of Hussars
composed almost entirely Of Belgans, and made them
speech in which, after observing that he understood tina
the question of the separation Of Belgium and Holland
had occasioned uneasiness in heir ranks, and nigh
lead mem INTO grave errors, he used the following
pressions:-"My friends, in the question of the separa
ton which will be finally decided in short time we
must take that the blood of the Bclgians shall no
again How. My mission being mi. ion of peace, lie
my appeal, known 10 you by my OF the 6tf
oil October be responded TO, and shall tran
quily and all disturbance will cease. Remain faithful
TO your colours, and await with confidence the result
my efforts"
From the Courier de, Par, Ba,
The Antwerp Journal of this morning contains re
port In favor OF Juries, signed by the Prince of Orange
we cannot too often repeat this parody of governmen
Is shockingly malalroit. The Belpians recognise nf
authority hut that of the provisional and the
Prince OF Orange ought to ieei how much his aempt.
TO reign al Antwerp inure him. Let him dissolve his
pretended government-hs pretended ministry-hois
our colors, purge Antwerp and Msestrich of the pre-
sence OF the Dutch return himself for time into the
ranks oil private citizen, and permit the provinces
imbourg and Antwerp TO proceed freely the choice
OF Deputies in the National Congress. We can assure
him these would be more advantageous TO him
thar his government in partibwshs orders which arc
measures compromit. II seems to that ship wreck
ed man, to whom plank of safety is offered ought te
| consider well before rejecting it..
HAGUE, October l5ih.-We learn from a sure source
that the mission OF the Prince of Orange the result
diplomatic negotiations. There has been conference
at the Hague at which the Ambassadors of four great
powers attended, and resolution adopted TO try for
The last time, measures of mldness and reconciliation
with regard to Belgium On the strength of this eci-
sion ministers van G0bbleschroy and de Lacoste
VIII Immediately leave the Hague.
| There IL division in th- Commission Of State
charged to press Mt modi6c atoms &c of he fundam n
tai law, one party being for absolute separation unde,
tue same dynasty the other for partial or rnodified
| separation. The members from The south no Jopge
attend the meetings OF The commission. The P1irce
de ChiTay IL about leaving the Hague unwilling il
IL sald TO be the sole representative from The SJu,he,
provinces. Among other DEGREES Of the Kirg 10 ore
vent dscord OF the 9th pre- scribes me ssures in re
la'ion to strangers odg ng in the country dire Ct.
| If hn,r -.
u make known IT, arrival Of snch peysons 10 the no.
ce within x hours. Suspected persons were directed
| 10 BE- arreste'
| " BRUSSELS, Oct. H.-Priva'e l. t;erO-Tbe Con.
gress IL a'sen bled and The negotiations keen e 70 g
In STAT OF excitement which is difficult 10 describe
u Ia considered probab. that the Congress will pro.
nounce for the house OF Orange
| " BRUSSELS, Oct 14.-They write from M lines
unner the date OF the 9th, as fellows " The iroops
wh en- round us, are beginning to The Prince o
WeiIner has gone to hi quarersbe advance most,
OF The Dutch are at Camper hou, wykman and lis
viroDs he corps 81 Gen Kottheirgrr il ys,iooed he
tween those towns and IN s; he troops command.
ed by Gensral Saxon posted on the route II Ant
werp.
GHENT, Oct. 13.--" Since the arrival of IN. Paris
Volunteers. the citadel has been in s,ate Of .ege
Two officers seized last night barge laden with no.
atoes destined Tor the citadel BY order of The Adm.
'aht General dc Cul', they will be distributed grsii-
l curly 10 the poor families d This town.
PRUSSIA.
/ The failure OF he Dutch expedition against Bru,
cots excited much sensation 81 Berlin on 9Th Oct, Tn.
Court at me Hague has demanded from this govern.
men, a. rom mat OF EngsLd. an armed Intervention;
out nher the one nor the other dispossd IN I'm
20 ferrous mov'men without preyiorsiv eonsuI,ic a.
ths other powers II would be easy enon On Tor our
my 10 snbdue the Belgians, who do not appear united
ou' sncn an 'niefpfze might bling about o. ne raj
war, w tch, though desired by our yourg Officer, snd
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