Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-29

That all defensive works shall cease
that 10 armed man shall appear on the
esplande, nor in the enlrons Of the cit
adel; that no hostility shall be commit
ted against his majesty's squadron, at
Escant; and that the magazines of pro-
visions be given, which was pillaged
yesterday at RiyoIi, Notwithstanding the
armistic, which has prevented Lieut..
Gen. Chase from ordering a sortic
LIEUT.. Gen. BARON CHASE.
The provisional government authoriz-
cs NJ. f. Chazal TO treat with the Gen
cra commanding the citadel Of Antwerp.
on the basis previously agreed to, after.
receiving and giving the following cx-
planaions-(o (omittcd.)
Al took oaths to deliver the city
During the whole of the night ofthe Goth
there was fighting in the streets. The
city gates were taken by main force by
the armed inhabitants, and the citizen
army (from Brussels) from their entry
between and O'clock. The follow
ing proclamation was published.
\ BoIoians 4! The representative of the
provisional Government makes known
that the commission sent to Gen. Chase
has obtained permission.
4 Brussels, seth Oct.-Antwerp presents
an animated, but desolato spectacle, since
the bombardment. All the streets are
barricaded, and the patriot flag is float
ing over the city. NJ. Olvar is now
commandant of the place. Many per-
sons were buried in the ruins of their
houses. The appearance of the city was
terrible, when set on fire by shower of
bombs, grenades, SC. the streets desert
ed by all, except now and then a few
fugitives. The landing of a quantity Of
arms was the signal OF nsurrcction-ev-
cry citizen took arms.
Don Juan Van Halcn was under ar
rest, on suspicion of reasonable cores
pondence with the King of Holland and
the Prince of Orange. The Belgians
have for some time past regarded this
man with suspicious eye.
II Swii=erland. constitutional mcliora-
tions are going on in Switzerland.
\ RUSSIA.
Some accounts, but extremely deficient
in detail, have already appeared, of the
rapid and fatal progress Of the Cholera
Morbus in the southern provinces of Rus
sia. 1t appears that the subject is ofsuf-
ticient Importance to Justify immediate
precautions to prevent its introduction in
to England, and with that view commu-
nicatons have been addressed to the
Customs at different sea-ports. Lord
ieyresbury, has sent a dispatch to Lord
Aberdeen on the subjec which bears
date, ST. Pctcrsburgh, 10Th September
Accounts subsequent to the date of his
Lordship's despatch, had reached Lon
don on 9th Oct. stating that the disorder
had reached Moscow, where it was max
ing fearful ravages; the Russian govern
ment is making all possible efforts to ar
rest its progress.
The Emperor of Russia left St. Pc
tersburgh on the 9th Oct. for Moscow
Lieut. Gen. krassowsky arrived at Odes-
sa on 9th Oct. and assumed the govern
mcnt Of New Russia and Bessarabia, in
the room of Count Woronzof, who is
called to an active part in the army sta
toned in the Ukraine.
Prince Normosly, minister of the
house ofthe Emperor has been appoint
ed Russian Ambassador to Paris,i in place
Of Pozzdi Borgo.
Travellers from Warsaw arrived at
Ieipsic state that the present ferment
prevails in the whole kingdom of Poland,
as well as the capital. The Russians
have considerable forces on the frontiers.
as precaution.
TURKEY.
According to recent intelligence from
the Levant, the Porte has formed the res
olution of opening the Bosphorus to YES
sells Of all nations, without subjectng
them to search, and of afFording them all
the advantages granted to the Russian
flag by the treaty of Adrianople.