Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-05

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c'oed surn IN favor Of the Government,
ana Prince Frederick has issued !,
defamation desiring the people to Law
down their arms, and granting pardon
{" all such excepting the chiefpromo.
ters oi revolts; and all who do no, Law
down their arms, will be taken nm and
handed over to the law. Things seem
now TO be drawn to a close, aud sin.
cere'y hope the chief instigators will
be laid hold Of"
An insu'reciion brok e out at Mons ON
Sunday evening, which was quelIed af-
ter 1t had lasted three hours. The ar.
iillery fired grape shot upon the people.
Brussels, Sept. Is. The city is a.
gam plunged in alarm by the sudden
retui" of the Deputies from Assembly
oi the States General at the Hague
Inc greatest confusion prevails. 1t is
expected the Kings troops will occupv
brussels either this evening or to-mor-
row morning their presence is hea,ti.
~ desired. Agitation is at it's height.
and the Belgian party are said to wish
now return to order. We dread a
starving and infuriate mob.-Cour;er
Brussels, Sept. 81 For the las,
hour the drums have been beating IN.
arms, and the tocsin sounding The,
advanced posts of the Royal troops are.
at our gates, and smart FIRE of muske,.
ny has commenced. The disorder is
ir'gn'tul, The peoples minds are ex-
asperated. Six hundred oftle 3urqh.
er Guard have been disarmed by the
poPuiace. Part Of these guards have
joined the people. Every body is hi.
ding his vaiuables. The women and
children are leaving the city, which is
unpaved aud baricaded. How will
all this end?
Fraace.-Tbe following article
seems to indicate probability tba, a
demand will ere long be made ior bread
stuffs from the United States. We
g'selt from London paper of the Odd.
1 Chamber Of Deputies. The Minis
ter OF The lnterior, after some pyel,mi.
nary remarks upon the nature of the
present harvest, said that in conse.
quce OF the inequality ofthe produce in
the different districts, it would proba-
bly, be necessary to have recourse to TO-
reign countries Tor supply of corn.
Ills majesty had therefore ordered him
TO submit To the chambers the follow
ing project Of law on the subject:
"L"u,s Philip, King of the French.
We have ordered, aud do order.
thata project OF law be presented in
our name 10 the Chamber of Deputies
by our Minister Secie ta,y of State for
the Department OF the Interior.
| Art. i. On the frontiers, both by sen
aud land, the maximum OF the variable
duty on the importation OF gram, shall
be three francs tie hectolitre, aud the
miniam 25 cents.
These duties, and the intermediate
degrees of two francs and one franc.
will continue to he applied according to
the legal price of grain coniormably TO
the laws OF the Goth July, 1919, and
the 4th of July 1925.
Forty thousand soldiers OF the class
OF 1929 are called into active service.
and Incorporated with the army.
II appears by news from Algiers, that
the Beys of Constantla and Oran have
offered to submit to the French ON
conditions which II is supposed will be
accepted.
The Saxon Minister has received hi,
credentials to the King of the French.
The recogn tlon OF the new government
by the Emperor of Austria, reached
Paris on the Goth
"A commercial treaty is expected be-
tween France and England, as con-
sequence oil the late change OF dynasty,
aud OF the recent appnintmen, OF an
ambassadors in the pc son of Prince
TalleJ
Letters from Italy announce that an
army OF $4,000 Austrians is to be col.
lrcted in Italy. it will be formed into
two coiPs one commanded by Gen FRI
monte, who will have his head quarters
at Milan; the other commanded by
Gen. Walmoden, will be in the neigh.
borhood Of Verona.
Metz. Sept 1875, 900 Prussians
are to take up position between Sirre-
buck aud Sarrelouis.
Spain.-Count Monticello, the En-.
vov Extraordinary from Louis Philip.
has received a most gracious reception
from ferdinand.
We learn From Bayonne that some
soldiers OF the garrison of ST. Sebasti-
an, have deserted, and crossed the
frontiers, to join their companions.
Madrid Sept. TO- Letters from Ca
talonia say thar popular iDsurrection
at Tarragona has peen put down by the,
troops DesertioD to a considerable
extent has taken place among the,
troops sent to the frontiers against the,
Conslitutionalists. Three persons must
not walk and talk together in The streets
OF Barcelona. No man must be out af-
ter eight O'Clock, end al that hour the
theatres and coffee houses are closed,