Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

reserve TO ourselves 20 ux tue ray'ng sisn which
they will be authorised to bear. 50 s
g. The Municipal administration, the COMMITTEE
of Safety, and Council and Chiefs of the CtyGuard
will see to The execution fthe preceding Articles as
far as they concerned, well as for the main
tenance of ORDER until the troops shall he effected
their entry. .Ssses.al
q The members ofthcse bodies are seclared per,
sonally responsible for all resistance 10 the public
force, well as for the illegal employment of tile
public or municipal money, or arms opd ammuni-
ton.
8. The garrison shall be, with all possible exped-
ton, barracked and encamped SO rot to be at the
charge of the inhabitants, and it WIZ observe tho
strctest discipline All resistance sha be rene,Ied bv
force, and the individuals guilty of this resistance
who shall be taken;will be haDdedoyer to the proper
Judge TO DC prosecuted criminully.
FROM our head quarters at Antwerp, September 81 e,
1850. Frederick, Prince of the Netherlands
Inc Prince set out on the same day at II o'clock,
at the head Of 900 expecting 10 be at Brussels
On w ednesday evening The States General and the
hing OF the Netherlands resolved not to treat
win armed rebels, but to subdue the populace of
Brussels, and protect the peaceable citizens
The following is an extract of q letter from An
twerp, dated Tuesday,
Most of the troops have marched out from this to
wards Brussels, where do not suppose there will be
OF the Commission there came here last night and re-
qucsted Prince frederick to send them The lower
class was getting the upper baud, and quarrelling
with the commission and the Garde Bourgeoise At
the Burgher Guard sided with the former, aud the
people were dispersed with four killed and thirty
wounded Opinion seems to be taking most decided
turn in favor OF the Government and Prince Freder-
ick has issued Proclamation desiring the people TO
lay down their arms and granting pardon to all such
excepting the Chief promoters of revolts and all who
do not lay down their arms, will be taken I'D and
handed over 10 the law. Things seem now to be
drawn to q close and sincerely hope the chief inst,
gators will be laid hold of"
BY letters from the Hague on Saturday il appears
that the Second Chamber of the States General as
sembed on Monday in General Committee to de-
Speech.
The debate was continued to next day with closed
doors, and, after most import ant discussions it was
adopted by great majority. 1t is affirmed that this
erlanders.
An insurrecton broke out at Mons on Sunday
evening, which quecd after it had lasted three
hours The artillery fred grape shot upon the peo
pie
BRussELs, Sept. l8.-The city is again pluuped in
alarm by the sudden return of the Deputies from tbn
Assembly OF the States-Genera at the Hague The
greatest confusion prevails 1t is expected the KINGS
troops VIII occupy Brussels either has evening or to-
morrow morning; their presence is heartily desired
Agitation Is at It's height. and the Belgian par.v are
SAID 10 wish now return to order. We dread star
wing and iniuriate mob Courier.
BRUSSELS. Sept II For the last hour tho drums
nave been beating to arms, and the tocs;n soun,no
The advanced posts Of the Royal troops are at onr
gates, and smart fire of musketry has commenced
The disorder is frightful. The peoples minds ire ey
asperated Six hundred of the Bursher Guard have
been disarmed by the popuace Part of these onarde
have Joined the people Every body is hiding his valu
ables 4he women and children are leavin1 the civ
which is unpaTed and baricaded. Hoy viii all this
end? '' "-' 'A''
! LIEeE, September 1s.-rhe greatest tranoul;tv
has prevailed here during the night Fhe Civ Guard
continued to Go duty With undated zeal
General Van GecR has issued a procla mat;sn n
the inhabitants of his city, IN which he informs tbor
that he hoped to spare the peaceabIe citizens he in
conVeniences o! the measure which he had onr been
authorised to take, but had delayed-vz: decIar,no
the place in state of siege but that he had ust re
ceved orders from the War Office to delay it M Ior
ger.
, Cdss9 -the following is extract OF letter from
Cassei dated the 18th instant and deserves attention
l"We are here in very turbulent state Every ,vher
revolutions and disturbances breaking out few
days since, our Prince, With his son. returned from,
Carisoad. Ills reception was unfavorabie A bodv
OF our citizens gone to his residence at ilhoms
none, 10 present apetltlon, signed by 1000 iuhabi
tants, Tor Constitution. Brunswick, Dresden. Lei
psic, Hamburger, &c &C. are all in state of insnr.
rection' Let us hope all will end well i"
FRAECE-Tbe following article seems 10 ;odi
cate PROBABILITY that demand will ere long be made
from London paper of the 22d.
Chamber Of Deputss-The Minister Of the interior
after some preliminary remarks upon the nature oftba
present harvest, snld that N consequence of the inc
quality of the produce in the different districts, if
would probably be necessary TO have recourse to TO-
reign countries ior supply of corn His majesty
had therefore ordered him to submit to the chombers
the following project off law on the subject.
Louis PHILIP, King of the French,
We have ordered, and do order, that proieot of
INV pe presented In our name to the Chamber of De
puties by our Minister Secretary of State far Tho NJ
parment of the Interior ''' &c
Art. On the frontiers both by sea and land. the
mag mum CT the variable duty on the Importation of
nimum IS cents. " "'' 'ue VII
IheSe duties, and the intermediate degrees of two
francs and one franc, will continue to be applied
cordng TO the legal price of grain conformaby to the
laws OF the 26th July, 1919, and The 18th of july 1895
Inc French Ministry have also asked for an eytro
Ordinary Vote OF Credit of 2,70O,O00l to be applied
20 the departments of Marine, Foreign Affairs, and
tls home department or this sum portion is to
De applied TO pay the expenses Of the expedition 10
Aigers. SUN greater than this has bowouor