The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-04

tisntlsri,a--Th ysnnv, rh,ss .arlora
h.s state Of demo rshsatioa was doubtless
c,molatch bv the warm action Yesterday
has felt longer resistance IN he inpo.si
bls. and has inst abinionsd nnr walls
u" h"r,lc Bri>sels IL free The Park
ahl all the gates are pccu Iiea by ouI brave
msn. Maipr Palmanrt, nv first Aid de
e. mn. is appointed Gor. nf tha Palaces.
Dne of the losses which mast regret is
tat of nv ABIDE Cnnn. Baron Fnlncr
VIA fell yesterday while leadingone of oar
attachments sword in hand.
Tomorrow there will be general re.
Wv Of onr active force.
The Commander in Chief,
JUAN VAN HALEN.
Victory must NJ, hinder US from taking
measures for our security. New BARR
sales are raising in the New Royale.
wore three pieces of cannnn are 20 be
y mod. However when the men Of N"
~, n 30 and relate in thci- marches how
~ Bclgians have received them we may
D. .iieve that those heroes will lose title ot
tI,sir warlike ardour, aud that they will
MT venture again TO appear before rs
'i'he wretches who have Jeff our city dur
iig the night, shot, before their dcpartnre,
al the foreigners whom they bad taken
prisoners during the ssX days of tho combat
which has just ended. Several Frenchmen
f-ll victims 10 their rage.
An army Of fartars woula not hsve be
haved with more cruelty and brutality
than The Dutch soldiers. To fire and pill
lagc they have added rape and assassina
ton. Numerous detachnents Of prisoners
and deserters increase from all qrirters:
they wear at their button holes the trl
colored ribbon of }rabsnt, and cries Of
Liberty for ever !" raised as they pass, is
repeated by them with enthusiasm.
This morning, at eight O'clock. the peo
pie wen, To the house of Mr.. Fred Meeus.
In moment the " hole house was pilag
ed: the furniture thrown into the street
and burnt. The house was then set on rc,
and IL now burning with great fury. We
hope it will not reach the adjoining houses
This act OF popular vengeance is ascribed
90 various motives. We do not know what
10 think of il.
From ie Beige. Sept. 80.
Brussels, Sept. 2S.-Among the persons
who have fallen victims TO the fury uf the |
Dutch soldiers we may mention Lord |
Bl,ntyre, who WAS killed. in his hotel in the |
Rue Royac, ON the 2lth. His family, con |
sisting Of ten :lildren, found means to es
cane.
Itis positively affirmed that the Dutch !
troops were guilty Of the most brutal ex /
cesses in m English boarding school in /
this city, where there are many Young DER.
srrs Of the first English families. Ener.
griic complaints have bcen sent to London |
upon this fact, as well ns of tho horrors
committed by those Vandals in the ho;ol Of
the British Ambassador.
Several snbatcrn officers ofthe garrison
Of Journnay have arrived here. They
have been Immediately incorporated in
free company.
Ms dc Potter arrived Yesterday at S
o'clock bv the gate Of Anlcrlocht, in q
post chase. accompanied By two other per
sp9s, one Of whom bore the tri colonred ,
flag, the people Immediately took of tho
horses and drew him in triumph to the
Grand Slnarc, whore the corps de gcrdc
presented arms On arriving at the Town
Hall, he appeared at the balcony, with
Government, aud addressed the people,
declared the intention to act with his whole
spni to conqner and to secure orr liberty.
The popularity which he has so nobly and
jnstly acquired, rives Us the assurance that
his presence will complete our victory.
In the Chamber of Deputies, Scot. 23.h.
the ACCUSATIONS against N. de pcvronnet,
aud NJ de Chnntetnuze, Ey Ministers. one
OF which is high densor, were ADOPTED
hy large mojority of votes. The Cham
ber then proceeded to tho accusation Of Il
Cspelle, and NJ. de Mou'bcl. the other Ex
Ministers all Of whom have fed.