Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-15
VIRGINIA ADVOCATE.
REEOLL.1YON
In the Netherlands oaf ackno,oledg.
m""t Of the French King by Eag-
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IN fhe Netherlands oaf acknowledge
mrnt Of the French King by Eng.
land.
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Wo have further Important advices from
Europe.-'rhe King Of England has arknowl.
edged Louis Philip--and Austria and Prussia
will. perhaps, fllow ,hs example. An in.
surrection has appeared at Brussels aud Ant.
werp.
The Florida, Liverpool packet, brings Lon
d." papers ofthe LIST ult, furnishing Paris
dates of Both August. Tho chief iten .,f in.
tell .ence IL that 81 a Popular insui rcction at
BRUSSELS, In tho e 'urse at which, bv the far
bearance of the troops, little blood was shed,
hut which resulted in taking the command Of
the city entirely out of the hands 9th, Kiny.s
troops, aud officers, and placing il under tho
control of national "r civic guard. Some
excuses were committed against the houses
and property at three ar four obnoxinu. indi
v'd"als. but II ~ manifest that the ylnrinus
example "r the Partisan population had n
most saluiary Influence in RESTRAINING that of
Brussels from The cxccsscs which have t,n
"'tan heretofore characterized popular tn.
NUTS. he Brussels insurrertion seems
nrFe IKE the breaking ont at a long sina,!i
cred hre, than the ebnllitirn al people RI
sion {; aud there was less Of concert, REGULAR.
itv, or ur.ose, IN The proceeding Of the pep
pls. The state at feeling. II ,wevcr, evi,iced
by tins recurrence, was i"oked upon az se.
ri'uS enough e. induce the King and his
Council, then al the Hague, Ia deier,nin. on
Immediately c"nvaniny the States General.
and where that may lead. Those wh, recall
the yet recent past. will feel that il is diff.
CUT even to conjecture Meanwhile. If
Dutch troops he marched against the B.lui-
ans, we hazard little III predicting that Flau.
ders and Holland viii cease, fron that mn.
nent. I" constitute one k,nId mi. We see.
we confess. in the condition nf things in the,
Netherlands, the germ of much intmc d,lIi-
Guilty, and perhaps Of general ,n'inen;al
wal.
In France tho march of the government
appears firm, res lutte, and TRANQUIL The
spscia!.envny of l. ,uis Pailip had been conr.
tcously received 10y the KING If England. and
the assurance that tho new order OF things i'm
France was, or would he formally acknuwl.
edged by En gland, was said to II I'VE been re.
ceived IN Paris Cashier Pcrrier having
resigned his station as President of the Cham.
beer 81 Deputies. NJ. Lafue was almost unani.
mously elected his successor. A C .mmittee
at the Chamber was preparing articles OF i'm.
parchment against thu ex-ministers, four of
whom, Massrs. de Poiignae. Pcyronnet.
Chdnteid"Se. GaerROade de Ranpn.e, were
confined IN the castle of Vincenues where
the c'muIIttee Ind been Ia ex,nin, them
There Is an nrdUDnnnce al the King recalling
all Frenclmsn banished under tile law of
January, loi6. aud restoring them {" their
rank and p.nsi 'ns.-'rhe last of the Cont{ss,
the old Duke OF B'urbnn, aged s-venty.tiv
years, perished by his own hands he WAS
found hanging from the cornice oI his he'd.
at Ill
from the Court is strongly illustrated by the
fact, that, instead al f,rrnal order iur a
Court mourning, for So near rolative it was
SIMPLY Announced BY paragraph in the
-hOnitTur, that" the King will go into m,nur-
ming for three weeks, IN account of the death
oil his uncle. The disturbances among tn.
unemployed w"rkmen in Paris hau almost
entirely ceased.
In Spain, no actu1l disorder had occurred.
though armed bands had here and there
shown themselves, si ,uiing for the Cnns.i.
luton. a new light seems ID have broken
| IN up N Ferdinand ter the Madrid Gazette
repubishcs from the Paris papers, the history
OF the revolution; and an order is even said
To leave Tree the unrestricted admission into
Spain Uf bath French and English i,urnils.
From Austria and Prussia, we find not hing
decisive Runours prevailed of great uuea-
siness in Italy aud IN Naples, according to
"ne report from Lausanne Of 24th Augast
" The whole Royal Family had been arrested,
aud Fhe Swiss guards massacred."
In England, Tie sentiment in favor of the
new order al thing, in France seemed uai-
versal: though it Is pretended by so.ue that
the Duke of Wellington was opposed l., Ia.
immediate recognition of King Louis PhiLiD,
but was overru.ef by the decided wish vt
hng William, aud the unhesllatIng opinion
of SIR X. Peel
Paris, august 23.--The Spanish patriots
Nina and Qulroga have ARR, ed ,his morning
in Paris.
Expedition against Tripoii-Tho Mari
time PIeiect at f"ulpn iillSnilted To The
Minister at Marine tue following telsgraphic
despatch:-
Rear AdWirat RosamtL to tile Minister of
Murine
"RpAD Ur rRIpoL1. Aug. l3
Tho wishes "f the Kin. are accomplished
The important mission Ia the government .,f
Iripoli, which he coniided u mo- has been
Completely successful, without The assistance
ot arms: ard without bi,udshej. The Dew
has signed al! the conditions before imposed
on him, and his ratified them 10y the treaty
which | concluded with him Oh the llth Au-
gust"
Count de Burnont writes from the Cas-,
sauba, under date OF l1h August, To Mar
shall Count Gerard, Minister of War -
:. The army and The fleet have hoistcd to
day the ir.colored flag. The troops have
lad aside the white cockadc: they will as
suIUe the new c""rs as Soon as all the corps
can do SO at the same h.ae."
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