The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01
ex. necessity of ri.ising tue fundamental

necessity of ri.ising the fundamental law?
 Whether iii that case the relations established by treaties, and by the fam damental law, between the two great divisions of the kingdom, for the promo 3tion of their common interests, require to be altered in their formor their na- ture.
 The Chamber then adjourned till C. leyen o'clock to morrow.
 From the Gazette Des Pays Bas.
 BRUSSELS, Sept. I5,-The garrisonof Mons has returned toits quarters, leay- ing, however, numerous posts at the ar senal and on the ramparts. The staff of the Burgher Guard and the military have issued two proclamations on this subject. :, town are divided between the military and the Burghers. The posts of the great Guard-house is occupied entirely by the Burgher Guard.
 Sept. l2.-Tranquility continues 10 prevail here; the brave Burgher Guard does its duty with more and more regu- larity every day. The posts at the Pa faces of the King and of the Princes at Brussels, Lacken, and Beryueren, as wellas those atthe public establishments, are relieved with military exactness. The speech from the Throne is expect cd with the greatest impatience.
 ANTWERP, Sept. ll.-The Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of this city, being of opinion that the proposed Iseparation ofthe North and South would be injurious to trade and manufactures, has transmitted to his Majesty respect ful address, stating the ground of their opinion, in case the question should be- come tine subject of a legislative discus sion.
 The Magistrates of the city have just sent to his Majesty, conformably to Art. Ito of the fundamental law, an address supporting the wish expressed by the merchants and chief inhabitants of the city, against the separation of the two parts of the kingdom.
 Casset, Sept. s.-The evening before yesterday, tranquility was interrupted by aa assemblage of worllmen, who at tackled several bakers shops, breaking the doors and windows. The troops were called out, and order was soon res tored. The citizens took no part in those excesses, but manifested their in- dignation at them. The guilty are ar rested, and it is not apprebended that the disorders will be reneweds
 i'he Chamber Of Commerce at Liege is at this moment addressing a protest to the KDg, against the projected sepa- ration of the North and the South.
 < letter from Termonde, of the 10th September, says, ,"The magistrates of this town, convoked to-day, unanimously re- jcctcd the proposal to address the King ii favor of the separation of the king dom."
 The Harlem Gazette announces that the Governor of the Citadel of Liege had caused the breech of his cannon to be turned towards the city.
 We learn, on the contrary, by a let ter from that city, dated the 7th, that the cannon, which were loaded and the matches lighted, were turned towards the city.
 The same letters contradicted the re- port spread by the Courier des Pays Bas, that there was misunderstanding between the Belgian and Dutch troops of the garrison and that a Dutch Cap tain had been killed. This is false; the best understanding had neverc ceased for a moment to exist between the troops in the citadel of Leige.
 Client, Sept. l2.-The accounts which we receive from all parts of the prov ince, prove that order and tranquility have not yetbeeninterruptedany where.
 Revolatiion 1as Bogota.--A Carthagena date of Sept. 8th, communicates some very interesting details under the head of" "Pacifcation ofthe Capital and Chas- tisement ofthe Demagogues." Wemake the following translations;
 The Bogota mail of Aug. 28th has just arrived, and brings confirmation of the news which we have already pre- sented to the public. The equalization and bulletin which we subjoin will ac- quaint our compatriots with the events which have occurred. Colombia has in truth arrived at an awful crisis l lis salvation denends unan ihe wisdorn