Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-11-05

IwerS killed, and others wounded. Trarquilil
was partially restored, but the night passed j
Iconsl ernation. Armed patrols paraded ID
streets. This morning the xbole town wa
IN movement, and every thing indicated thA
force would be opposed TO force; and that yea
gence would be taken for those who were xiii
led. AT seven O'Clock the military authorities
determined TO evacuate the town, and The
troops departed at eight. They had scarcely
quilted us when the we'll disposed inhabitani
mot and the tri colored flag was hoisled OF
the Tour Ia Halle, in the presence OF 5ell'
and general reclamation. Upon this raiyinf
sign, all the inhabitants assumed the tri.coloret
cockade. The Town Guards have lbeen or
ganized from among every class OF the inhabi
tants. 1t is said that The troops who marched
Ii ON this town for oslend were unable to enter
us that tswn was in the power of the citizens
| GHENT, Sep. az" Tie Prince oil SAKE
Weinar left this town last night, i is said,
4 for the camp at Vilvorde. About Z O'clock
this morning, detachment ofiniantry set ouI
from here for Wetteren, to escort barge
laden with powder destined for that town.
We learn that serious Disturbances broke out
al Ostend yesterday. II is said that the house
of the Comptroller Of The Excise, Dutch
man. has been plundered. Three hundred
volunteers, who marched from Courlroy to
Brussels, lodged in the environs ofAudenarde
On Friday night"
GnLgnanis Messenger, Of Sep. 80.
The following intelligence from Brunswick
is dated Sept. - -" Urdor and tranquility
become daily more and more consolidated,
and arrests have ceused. 1t has been de-
clded to keep up a Burghur Guard of 800
men, of from 20 to 80 years old. They are
to have mn unlIO''a. Their vsuner will be
white, with green border, and red lou III
the middle. To-day dead bodies have been
taken out of the ruins of the Castle. Yes
terday letterH arrived here from Duke
Charles to the Ministers; they contain, il is
said, an order for Ministers to support his
rights, and for the chiefs Of Burgher Guards
to be arraigned bofUre Crmlna! Tribunal
According to the accounts from Cdssel the
Stalos General of tles.e, which ara 10 bo con-
yohed shortly, will be occupied, in cOncort with
tho Elector, in drawing up a Constitution a.
dapled 10 the spirit of the age.
The Figaro avs, that more than 5000 Paris
ian workmen have sci out for Belgium.
Intelligence from Maeyck and Vonloo state
thn: extreme efiervescence exists in those two
towns. and that the inhabitants have already
had several engagements with the troops.
/ Inc fuflB VI tobpts OOs soy
&" the Ambassador of the King Of the Neither.
lands had an audience ofphilp yesterday. il
is asserted that tho object Of this visit was to
announce the intention of one Of the powers
who signed the treaty ofl8l5, 10 occupy some
of tie frontier towns in Belgium and France
The Ambassador afterwards waited upon Count
Mole, 10 make the same communication. The
answer was, il is said, that France had adup
ted in an absolute manner the principle Of non
nterlerencc, that thus was already great sac
rilice made by her in not socOuding a cous'
which found so much sympathy in France, Blu
that tho principle which she had adopted mus
likewise be respected by all the other powers
finally, that France would not suffer tho for
lresses TO be delivered into tho hands of ihlrt
party"
The following is from tho Memorial des Py
renGe:--
'The Spanish provinces are in state o
greater or less eiiervosconce, particularly An
fdulusia and tho As'urias. VI hero the inhabiihn
arc taking up arms, but less in favour oft
religion than of the negroes. The Spanisi
government sends off The troops TO tic frontiers
but, once collected there, wlll they not be easil,
gained over 10 tho party of tho refugees! il i
said that the latter intend to enter Spnin by
three points, Navarro, Arragon and CATALONIA
| The roca of The exies, amt prudent concesson
10 public opinion, can alone save the throne o
i Ferdinand from an overthrow"
Advices of the 18th inst. from Algiers
me ton among other measures taken by Gen
| Clausel, that tho town is placed undo: lh'
administration of Mayor, who was sworn int
1 Office that day The whole oflhe Turks with
out exception had boon expected from III
Il town.
Il After accounts from Smyrna tho Turks ap
:. pear to huve.the intention Of abandoning Attic
: as they have burnt the forests that RENAME
I in tho plain Of Athens
A letter E ON Gen. Schneider, Commando
of the French troops in the Morea, announce
that ho and his troops frankly and joyfully cor
cur in the measures which France has judge
necessary for her safety nndher liberties.