Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-21

I The intelligence relative to Russia is considered
to have been the chief of the late panic among
the fuudholders. the parties who, IL seems, have
been for two or three days in possession OF il,
menced the very extensive sales Of Consols which
haze recently taken place, and the remaining effect
has been produced bv the alarm Of the spectators
for rise, who followed the example set them with
ou' SHOWING the motive FORT. The indication on the
part OF Russia of unfrendly feeling towards France
mas been vuriously viewed to-day in the city.
The Brussels Correspondent of the London Morn
ing Herald in letter from that city Of the gu after
giving an account Of the entry olhe Prince Of Orauge
proceeds thus
- His Royal Bghness escorted to the Grand
race where hating, he addressed the populace.
ng his confidence in their honor protect him from
violence; that he was himself Belgian, and had bled
Tor his country--thai he would CO operate with the
Chiefs of the Gardc Bourgeoise To promote the well
fare OF his people, &c. lie then waved his hat and
lett the Grand Place, amid the cheers of most of tn.
assembled multitude. Some few cries for - I.iterte
and down with Fan .dadnen" the obnox ious Minis
Ter were heard, but upon the whole the inhabitants
wsro pleased with the events of the morning The
troops, which had been for seven days stationed IN
rout OF the Palace now retired the interior of the
Kings aud Prince of Oranges Palaces and the Garde
bours'iss lott IN entire Possession OF the town Since
usc up 90 tue present moment tho greatest tranquil
mas prevailed IN BRUSSELS councils have been call.
cd and ADJOURNED, and it is anxously expected that
matters may DO arranged between the Government
aud the people
The deputation has ved from The Hague g. their
I'port Will oe puOIlShed THIS evening, but the
delay in such publication, no great good IS expected
TO emanste from their proceedings.
Inc following letter is, saws the Herald more i'm
potant as 1t shows, more clearly than any account
YET published, the formidable power and decided tone
OF the rcvoed Burghers, who have given tn, Prince
OF Orange but three days TO answer their demands
Brussels. Sept. 5. P. M.-Consderabl. alarm
was excited III this city this mrrning from the conn-
ued and not altogether pacific discussions between
the Prince of o. ange and the Council elected IN ar
range the difficulties between the present Gov ,rpm.n,
ana the citizens. and It considered by no means
improbable that trial of streng might take place
between The military and Garde Bourrroise About
we've o'clock, however, an aurec ment was ertcrod
into that the Prince of Orange should proceed forth
VI to the Hague, t" lay the demands ofthe citzans
before his luther; II reported thar these demands
are vi great impor ancr, and made vcrv perem =
! tory style. The Prince accordhaIv left Rruss.I s
about two O'Clock and an hour afterwards the whole
the military, horse and foot also Chez out lc,
wing us without single soldier. The commanders
OF the Garde Bou-geolse and many of he frs, rank
OF lnha nitants nave signed document conoinly with
| the PrncH CT Orange, assuring the safety of the
town. that there shall be No change of dynisy d,r
ing me absence OF the Prince, and ca ling On the
inhabitants to calm their fears, and wait with conf
dence the answer If the King tn the demands of bs
surjects This Is the condition are in Al tins mo-
men out tron the state OF The surrounding cnuntsy
and neighborIng towns, all iii open rebellion md
COOKING TO Brussels as he grand pilot to guide them
through hc shoals and qucksands of revolution and
large army nearly Al the walls IL is impossible to
fore'eli the events of the twenty four hours The
report OF the population was, al | sntc,pated mo
way satisfactory. The people are d., ern,,neJ not
80 wait tall the 9Th of September when the King
proposed to summon the States General snd insist
on an immediate answer by the Prince OF Orange TO
whom they have given three days.
AK la CHAPELLE, Aug. 3l.-lPrivare Corrcs,o,
dencel The workmen collected Yesterday A. half.
past one O'Clock, wh their wives and children before
the house of AIR Nilessu. cloth Manufacturer when
they orok" the doors and windows, cred tho man.
nactory, and destroyed oil the machinery The
police and gendarmes wished to dispcrse the a,scp,
| oagc but were repealed: the crowd Proceeded crv
ing 1--WE Napolcon!" Vivs la I.ibe tel" After
Intoxicating themselves FIngor's tavern keeper
they went 20 NJ. Cockcre., aud IN a few hours his
house was entirely plundrred. The furniture nnd
whatever could not be carried off was broken Tho
crowd afterwards went 10 the PRISON and attended
TO open the doors, but fortunately the Bnurrroise
were already under arms TO repress the tumult The
commissioners OF pocce, and OF the citizens no
were in advance, were wounded.
Becoming stronger and better ed the
killed ten or twelve of the nutincers, and wounded
several seventy to oighiy wore taken prisoners and
the rest fed.
All the streets and posts were ocupied by the Bour.
geose numerous patrols secure pubic TRANQUILITY d,,
ring the night. Troops are expected from Colonnc
Prince William arrived 10 the latter town from, Cob
entz with 10000 men.
The gates are guarded by tho Bourpcoise the Chs
tom house is barrcuded, the theatre is shut m and
every one must retire by nine o'clock at night Bverv
meeting of more than six people is prohibited.
ENGLAND.
Reports obtained credit that the Duke of Wpll;n1-
ton VIII resign his situation prime minister. The
sure until about the 26h Of October when Parliament