The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-17

Brabant tri,color has been hoisted at Ecluce and
many parts OF country called Caizand
The government Official account of the kill ed
and wounded, during the memorable DAYS at
Brussels, gives total of S57 privates, and 40
officers.
Gen. Van Halen has been displaced at Brussels To
make room for M. lie Gen. Major Goethaels. who
Is named General of division and chief of the
committee of war.
The party in favor ofthe Prince of Orange is pan-
ing ground in Belgium. His proclamation has 6een
published in some of the papers in Brussels. and
read with pleasure by some of the people 1t is
approved of at Client, Louvain and many other
places The mails in the disaiYected parts have
been stopped.
The Provisional Government have eouvoked
National Congress, consisting oftwo hundred mem
beers, with the same property qualifications for
eligibility as according to the old laws of the Ne
theriands. A writer in the London Courier Of the
l4th says, that the Prince of Orange is still ouife
popular in Belgium, and that the king is held in
great personal respect even at the present dav
The Client Journal of the 18th Oct has an article
IN favor of government under the Prince of Or
ange, distinct and separate from Holland, but not
republic.
LONDON, Oct. II.
JUNCTION OF BELGIUM WITH FRANcK We
have received from Paris the following infor.
nation connected with the affair of the Neither.
lands M. Gendebien. the gentleman deput-
ed by the Provisional Government of BrusseIs.
to make an offer of an alliance with France.
has had interviews with the Minister for For
elgn affairs and others, but has been most un.
successful. He was informed that. with what
ever satisfaction the French Government might
view the prospect of increased friendly relations
with the Belgians. il would only be as connect
ed with the general tranquility of Europe.
which would be endangered by annexinp The
territory Of Belgium to France, or placing II
under the especial protection of the latter conn-
Try. 1t was in consequence of the bad success
OF Nj. Gendebien's mission, that the Provision.
al Government of Brussels issued Proclama-
ton, declaring Belgium Independent State.
Under what form of government, and what
chiet, TINS State is to be placed, is now the
point OF interest, the objections in other quar-.
tiers 10 its being independent are not, we be-
ieVe' such as to cause any serious obstacles to
the settlement of the question.
BELGIAN ACCOUNTS.
The Belgian Provisional Government has refused
TO allow even Begians from abroad to enter that
countr" 1t has come to this decision some saw
IN consequence of finding vast number of for
elgners in Brussels, and in all the Towns and VIII
lages OF the southern provinces, whose intentions
are by no means known or satisfactorily explained.
Messrs Potter and others fear that if Prince Fred
erlck snail again march against the southern CANT
tai they shall find among themselves some thons-
ands OF foreigners who will take up arms for the
royal cause. 1t is confessed by some that there
are now In BRUSSELS many peniteut traitors, pining
of the King" F'"'' ~ ''SA
, meantime, however, the proceedings of the
nIuAeHols provisional Government are far from
". n, tne appearance OF an intended submission,
Vi az, u,y oIsuust IN their own means of defence.
Inc Delglc provinces are now busted i'm pre-
paring Constitution for themselves. They
VIII have an independent government whether
monarchial or republican, is not yet known
most probably republican. The following de.
crees OF the Provisional Government, are pre-
paratory to the formation of a new Constitution;
-. =" commission for framing project of a con-
s ~ is appointed, and in concert with the
Committee IT will Immediately enter upon itE
functions 1t will first of all occunv Itself in
preparing new mode of election, to be as non.
ular as possible. II will present a project of a
constitution intended TO become, after being
submitted to the examination of the National
Congress, the fundamental law of Belgium"
The following decree has likewise been issued
by the Provisional Government of Belgium:
The Central Committee of the Provisional
Government, considering that the Dutch Govern
ment is forming Commissioners at the Hague COM
posed among others of Belgians lately members of
the States General, to treat of the affairs of Rel
gum referring to its DEGREES of the 9TH Of Oct.
i83O, on the independence of Belgum-decares To-
be null and infringing the independence and
safety OF the State, all acts or transactions which
Belglans or others not furnished with power from
tne PROVISIONAL Government shall take on them to
sign or to conclude.
Brussels, Oct. 5, $780,"
Ltege Oct. s.. The negotiations for the occupa
ton of the citadel have been concluded th;s morn
ing The Dutch troops to leave with arms and
baggage, and go by the government road 10 Macs
tricht. The General engages on his honor, that no
excuses shall be committed.
GERMAN PRINCIPALITIEs.
Inc A1gsburgh Gazette gives the following, dat
ed Frankfort, Sept 80: Fresh disturbances have
| broker ont In the district G VI ~