Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05
MONMTRMa
From the Baltimore American.
LATE AND INTER STING FROM EU-
ROPE


The patiot ship Size i,,rhsrds, which left Iverpo'
on the 9Th September, and the chip St George, whc
left the same port on the 20 h. have both arrived
New York Saturday We have received proof
slips from cur attentive correspondent Of the Nes
York M.rcan,iles Gazette, Journal Of Commerce
Standard aud American, from which We make the at
Dexvd Interesting extracts
An advance, il will be sesn had taken place in tn
prices OF Br-ad-toH- q, Liverpool owing to the unset
tied state OF the weather. together with the unfavour
able reports OF b. ontsanding grain in Ireland and tn
northern parts d Ergland, and the inferior quality
condition OF the new Iri-h wheats About q, 900 bbs
Flour had h.en sold within the week, principally or
the 2ls a, SIS. l. per bb for to a. 81 Sc io
prime sweet. On the 25ih about 10 900 bills Flour
changed hands on specuistor, al Sc 37s. per Dbl.
The political Intelligence is highly interesting TIL,
rumour OF an nsurr. con in ST. Petersbureh is, proba
bly,, without foundation; but tn is question OF tn.
authenticity Of ths sccouns from Brussels which /,
effect declare that city in a state cf Siege by Prime
Frederick.
The following summary Of thu intelligence Of III,
18th:
The popular agitation which began at Par. in the
month OF July, seems fast extending itself We have
news this week that it has been felt Copenha zen aud
Vienna, as we'll as at Brun.wick Cas.s and Dire
The spirit OF tumult ha. reached ST. Peter bur
and has dis6rdered tn. ranks of the Autocras army
There has been sedition, is sad among the Guard,
OF the Emperor Of Russia. Whether this be true or
not, there can be doubt, the knowledge OF III
events which have occurred Paris Is spread through
EuroPs-that the people will be made fensib!e OF
their own power. and will, most probably, be 10
v,
any means OF resisting them The bulk Of the o!diery
In every state q! Europe taken from the people, and
shares their sentiments and teelinss-The Emperor Of
-ustrla Indeed, resning over dih'rent naions, may
ssnd German soldiers into Italy, and Italians into Ger
many, but the great MAORI Of the sovereign. OF Em-
rope have no such hostile subjects to pit against
another, and 'hy resign themselves to obey the
will OF their people. B. sides, looking back the
history OF Europe NJ DO not perceive that its armies
have generally been emrloyed IN keeping their F..
frymen in obedience. They have sonnet formed
the police OF osns but they have generally been des
tined for foreign war; The people have no, hitherto
needed cons'raint. to make them Obed en,-hey have
locked on their rulers their b-nefactors, and have
humby followed their bshests from choice. II tn. v
have altered their opinions il instruct have succeeded
TO coincidence contt mpt have taken the place of
ration, aud II such change he general the fvens
OF the last two months seem to imply. may look r.
ward TO more extensive changes; tor wherever tn
soldiers are takan from the ranks f the peope, hsr
me sovereign can posses no mt aus OF controlling the
public will
Ero" ne Msager de, chas1res:
REPORTED LNSURRECTIO.NI IN RUSSIA
The account of a military INSURE con at ST. Peters
burgh has been spread on the faith Of letter from
Frankfort CT the l5 ms; but date il given OF ,bis
extraordinary event, which ii founded cannot ha
ken place I'LL subs quent 10 the 4h OF September, the
date Of the last letters received at Paris.
The insurrection Is sad TO have broken out gsi
the regiments Of the Imperial Gusrd which had
ly returned from the war ofTurkey ,and in
OF discomfort which manifested itself gst
respect the reusa Of the rewards that had pro-
missed 10 them. Ii 10 added hat 1000 me had be
killed wounded during this insure clion-a number
which evidently bears the mark OF exaggera,iou; but
DO hing 10 ssd Of its political eff cts, of the person OF
the Emperor.
This accoun, is probably forged ons. However, II
Is 10 be remarked, nevertheless that the time OF the
insu'sc,isn breaking GU, after the death of the EN-
peror AL xsndsr the Fl at notice OF that commune
ton arrived by way OF Frankfort, aud with great
lsrty.
THE NETHERLANDS
10 Belgium, aiirs seem 10 have taken serious turn
towards tragic conclusion. In the citing Of the Safes
General, il received that the demands of the B-l.
gians sh 1uG not be listened TO until tn authority of the
King was re established. The Depue. from Belgium
iheTeupon returned home, aud great agitation follow d.
The Kiag's troops remained at VilyOrde short dis
lance from Bsussels. Legr remained trar auii, but
Namnr was d,ci"red in tate OF siege, Gen Van
Geen having taken upon hmselfthe whole dire con o.
the police. AT usseis hire numerous a.ssm.
bisges in the great market place They demanded
TO march TO Vvorde and already 10 the night de
tacbmsns had gone out that road. aud the road Ia
Tervneren, and brought back with them four horses
oil the marechsussec This proceeding was disapprov-
ed by thr Courcii Of Public Ssfe ~ 10 Proclamation
ported ~ tn afternoon The crowd tore this Pforla
ma'ion TO pieces in tie great market place.
loudly called iorsn group succeeded in entering the
Town-hsli, and seized on chest OF muskes.
The Committee of Public Safety was dissolved, sad il
was replaced by r. DIVISIONAL Government.
o" the 2i'i, the p inee OF Orange Issued pfoeams
ton, ordaining az follow:
PROCLAMATION
Frederick, Prince Qf the .Netheriands 10 the inbabi
fonfs IF Brussels
BRUssELLeIs; The King, our August Father, is en-
gagsd, IN concert with ihe Representatives Of the Ma
iien, and in the only way which IL compslibl. will
their ostb', in examining, a!tsntvely, the wishs
which have proceeded from among You.
Puslis order is, however, certainly disturbed with,
younevsS, and whilst with Zeal and an activity wor
thy OF the greatest praise You watch over the drfsnc
81 public and private property, small number Of fac
isus persons concealed among you, excite the popu
lace to Pilags tho psopIs to revolt, and tbs army
Sishonor. The Royal intentions are misrep fesenteC
the authori'S are deprived OF power, and liberty is OP
pressed.
cenfrmable with the orders Of the King, con
10 apply the true and eff seious remedy to this state
thing, which ruins ysur city, and renders more
mere di,'sn the possibility Of The re,dsnee Of the
sreb and the heir Presumplve smong you-the 70 .ei
Enlistment OF legal order
The Nationsl lie gions about 10 enter within you
walls In tbs OF the lave, and at the r, quest,
your beet citizens. TO relieve them " painful .sfyic,
and afford them aid and protection.
The officers and soliiers united under the siandar
oil honor, and Of the country, your Eow -cilizsn
your friends your brothers They bring action
ne Vengeance but order and repose. gem rous obi
won will cover the faults and irregular proceedio
winch circumstances have produced.
lie principal authors OF acts too criminal 20 ho
TOT Escape from the severity of the Iaws-for
who, sbos0g hospitality, have organized d order
mong YOU, will lee alone, and jus ly punished. The
cause has nothing IN common with you're.
We have, in consequence, ordained, aud ordain
follows, IN virtue OF the powers cobhIed TO u;
Article L. The National troops will re.snter Btus
sells
2 Every obstacle 10 their march IL 10 be removed
the municipal authority, the city guard, the conmi,siC
OF safety, and all the good nhabitsuts.
3. The posts Of the ely guard shall be given up