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

r.. ,xenly FIVE 10 thirty tha1sand volun
80. from the neighbofiag provinces, Assem-
ia IN defend Us, are organising into the Bel
-, .,,ny. bit slowly. from the want Of fnan
- ,..,nrcss The brave General Duyis Ter
! ~. /. 10 he Comm aude r-in-C hisf of tn,
-. ,,onns lie refused The military govern
,,,snt octhe province Of LIege. which was offer
90 70 him by the provisional governnen'. Muci
| ....,.c,.5 from man whose yalor has bfen
,'xa.ed in YOUR immort,l grand army bn
n..rvJ hing l,ads US to expect that he vii
Laye ma occasion for displaying his talents
and courage; the Dutch army having no
t.s;,e ta try conclusions with us second
time
Prince Frederick !. uniting and concentrating
round aayers and Malnes as many troops AS
I nos.ible but this vain demonstration Is only
in,.n1sd IN make rs less rigorous in eXscting
the conditions of a separation now inevitable
! such - tbe t.fror with which the massacre oil
our four great days has impressed our enemies,
tina, the nobehsnfion of part OF the Bourgsolse
Guard If Amsterdam was sufficient TO excite an
unro.r in that city the wives of the pc 'pls
e,yiog out that they would not allow their sons
10 he dragged 10 hntchefs.
/ i" The King oiFrrs us. they say, the Prince of
i ORANGE IN, eldest son, for vlceroy and on
/ tbese Terms would consent 10 Indemnify ia for
the damage done by Frederick ] mention this
asme,e rnmour The Provisional Govern
ment exhibits moderation, which conciliales
even liza farmer adversaries. II was expected
tim, they would decree consiit ution or at
least establish the principles OF government
But every thing is left by them to The nation
al Will and a future Congress and they con
tent themselves with procaming our indepen-
dence In this there 10 as much wisdom as
If NAV be will be saci ed in the opinions OF those
vino would have cared little for The will OF GER
lain men. however estimabe, suddenly raised 10
unlimited power.
FROM GERMANY.
TroubIes confined IN the Grand Dutchy Of
Darms,adt Bands OF from four 10 five hun
dred men oyeiraa the country, committln
deyaststons. All the troops were out, and ,klr
mishes occurred daily. The insurgents seem
ed bent only on putting down all order and au-
ihorny. Iney attacked all the public functions
aries and thr custom houses.
The insurfections in Hesse Cassel, Darms-
iadt, nnd Hanau are becoming quite serious.
A letter OF the ID oil October from Hanau,
says More ttan 900 peasants OF Hesse
Darmsdat assembled. and entered by force into
b ldlagen, where t4ey demo shed part OF the
buildings. From thence they proceeded to
Gutenberg, and seemed determined to march
upou Gresen." Bavaii ia was also threatened
aud The GermaDic Diet was taking measures
Ia earnest TO quell these dntowald revos. For
this purposc troops we're moving upon various
points. in strong numbers. But we have not
I oon Tor particulars.
Inev wrote from Hanover that serious dis
had broken out L,nebursh aud
Cellr. The people were IN insnrrecion against
the privileges of the n"bles, aud demanded
that tine King of Hanover should reside IN the
country OF cede the crown 10 the Duke OF Cam
bod !e.
SPAlN-REPORTED IN5URRECTION
The Temps, OF Oct. 8. gives ii letter from
MadrId, Of Sept. 81, which says" News has
reached mere thai the Inhabitants aud garrison
of Cadrz, have proclaimed The Constitutional
Government"
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Paris pape,s furnish US with English
dates, aud copious extracts FROM London pa
peIs. 10 The GIh ut October inclusive, and the
Perfect n; Boston, from Llverpool. brings
London papers, of The 9th, and Liverpool, OF
oh.
Sir Robert Peel had been invited to stand
a candidate Tor the election ut Liverpool, us
,urcessor To Mr.. Hu-kisson and had declined.
Mn. Grant had also been invited TO offer himself
but had declined. Mir. W. Ewart has offered
himself As a candidate, and as ia, as he carried
The canvass II was said he had been very -nccesS-
in'. An influential party was disposed to invite
MIR. DenuIson.
The London correspondent Of tire Liverpool
Courier, under date Of the 9TH ult, states that
Intelligence from Spain is calculated TO confirm
the reports, some time in circulation, that Fer.
dlnand seriously intended offering u charter 10
ms subjects, and thus defeat the ld4n. OF the
constitutional force on The frontiers The
Ex-klug of France had solicited residence IN
Austria.
he Russian Ambassador bad several inter
views WITT the Earl OF Aberdeen and the Duke
OF Wellington. The Duke, i, is stated, had
been strongly urged 10 interfere IN behalf of the
King of the Netherlands ; and the Ambassador
has declared that he is bound 10 do so by
the treaty of Vienna. II is asserted in the
best informed circles. that the King has de-
clared against any Interference, on the ground
OF impolicy, although he wishes good faith 10
be kept
The stock OF grain in the South part ofWales,
is SAID To he completely exhausted.
The rams have caused much damage in Scot
land.
In The ag icnltural reports il is stated that the
Harvest would he prolracled to very late
period, altho' the accounts are not very unia-
vorable
The Duke OF Brunswick is said 10 have
abdIcated in favor of his brother, Duke
william. he abdica,ed Duke is said to me-
d"ate prosecutions against the London papers
for libels
The London Mprniug Herald of the 9Th,
remarks, II is again said that the Dnke OF Wei
l'nston has made overturrs 10 Lords GOODRICH,
S'cibonrn. and Palnerston, and MIR. Cnarlts
Grant, I" join his Ministry, aud that uegotip-
ton 10 that effect is now pendlng. Mr.. Goul-
hourn is still stated to be candidate for the
opeake' 5 chair, il being understood that Mr..
Manners Sutton retres with "A Peerage. MIR G..
w. Wynne, has, however inti,nated has iulen-
lion of advancing his claim and the general
opinion IN the political circles in the west eud