Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-20
From the Commsrci"i Advertiser ofOcf. &c.
SIX DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.


9th ult. BY this arrival the editors Of The CONNER
cial Advertiser have received their regular files of
London papers to the 7th of September, and Liver
pool 10 the 9Th, both inclusive, with Shipping Lists,
Prices current, sc.
american Stoeks.-On the 9TH of September u s.
flank Shares E28 per cent 1892, 9I3; per cent
1923, 81; Pennsylvania per cent 1850 lo2! 8 per
cent 1854, 1904; per cent 1858, 1O4: New York 5
per cent 1Gi5, los l06; per cent 1887, LOG, Ohio
per cent 1850. lie II3; LOUISIANA Bonds, Wilson'S,
THE NETHERLANDS.
By the extracts which we have given, as copious
limits will allow, it will be seen that the atti-
tudc which Belgium has assumed, is not such as to
belief that the Instruction as il is called
will be put down By slight concessions. There is
serious determination. on the part of the public, 10
insist upon all the rights they csir and should there
he no foreign interference there is nothing left the
government but submission, or severance of the
badly assorted kingdom. Fhe meeting of the States
General will have grave subjects of delibcration be-
fore them.
ton from Brussels were as follows:
No l. The sincere execution of the fundamental
law without restriction Interpretation either by
cabinet circulars Ministerial ordinances, any other
measure whatsoever.
>. The dismissal Of the obnoxious Ministry.
.. The temporary suspension of the slaughter du
ties (dros d'abbaagc)
l. new system of election by which the right of
cha sing their representatives may be more directly
vested IN the people.
s. The re establishment Of trial by jury.
sorshp.
:. law confirming the Legal responsibility of Min
is.ers
8. A law by which the residence of the High
Courts of udica VIII be fixed in-the southern pro
vlnces.
o. The termination of all judicial suits against
liberal writers, and the rcvcrson of all condenatlons
for political offences.
10. Succor be Afforded TO the worLnen until
they resume their abors.-7luleS
A rsmor beng current that troops were ma rching
upon brussels tn superior military authority gave
orders TO prevent thcm from ering which the civic
guards were entrusted with enforcing.
On arriving at NivnrCe, the Princes of Orange and
Frederick, OF the Netherlands, received the principal
inhab ants and au horities of Brussels They had is
sued on the 2oh August proclamation at Antwerp,
expressing his MnIesrys satisfaction the in
which the tranquility of that city had been preserved
and stating certain measures on which they had
solved, submitting the measures be concerted be-
tween the General commanding the II h military div
Of the Kingdom and the Civil and Local Au-
thorities of the Province and city OF Antwerp to
Extraordinary Commission.
depItation from Brussels wait ed on the Princes
on the 3lst August and returned with proclamation
which Wus read from the balcony OF the town Hail
stating that they attached their entrance into Brus
sells, conditions which the Deputies did feel at
Liberty 10 concede, without previously makiup q pub
licatioa to the citizens. The document sirned by
them was then read stating that they prepared
u enter the city surrounded by the citizens and fol
lowed by the military force destined TO relieve them
t:onl that painful duty of guarding the town which
they had hitherto executed, IS the coors and
standards which not legal, should he laid aside
and the lnCigBa, winch m!sled multitude had derI-
ced, should be restored.
This passage received with marked dsappro
baton, and a second deputation was sent, who oh
tanned fur; her concessions, and came back with a
proclamation, that the Prince of Orange would on
that day, the st September enter Brussels alone
and without troops and wished the CIVIC guard To
come out and meet him. An order was issued in
consequence, for the chiefs Of sections to assemble
with their whole sections under arms, and in the best
state, NC. The reports of the Princes entrance are
various and vOumInOus We select the shor, est
lie seems after having yielded with reluctance to
nave acted with good sense and proprety.
BRUSSELS, September ..
Yesterday, by an arrangement with the authorities
of The city, the Prince of Orange entered Brusses
He had received two Populations on the previous
afternoon at night. The first he had treated very
haughlly desiring its members lay aside their CO.
lourI lie declined TO make any Concessions, but
threatened TO enter Brussels yesterday morning at
the head of his troops. The announcement of this
treatment and Of this threat produced the greatest
agitation among the Garde Bourgeoise and in the
mind OF the Provisional Government under which
the capital has been for the last 7days They resoy
ed, IT he attempted 10 effect his threatened purpose
TO oppose force TO force
The people, about ten o'clock on Tuesday night,
began, IN imitation of the Parisians, to unpave the
street and to erect barrIcades all the issues of he
CITY 'owards The side which he would enter All
the citizens were at their posts, and the most deter
mined resolutions were every where taken to remain
united and in arms till the Prince came 10 terms
Wagons were overturned across the streets-bnr
rels were brought and led with stones to Increase
tho obstruction-great mounds were formed of the
pavement which lad been taken up--the trees along
the BouevorGs were cut down 10 throw OIL these
hcaps-and before six o'clock in the morning the
preparatons made to the army must have
chectuaiy protected the city till after great sauph-
Ter 9th troops Yet this no test of what The
resolution Of the inhabitants might ultimately have
accomplished, as the work of barrIcadng was dis
continued from hafpast twelve at night, when the
result OF the Princes conference with the second
depulGtiyn was announced.
Ills Royal HIghncss agreed, on the representation
made to hn Of the state of the city, TO enter il YES
terday iorenoon with some mcmDers of his 81 fl onv
ana without any othcS troops lie agreed to send
back the troops coming to Brussels or al least TO
suspend their march, and to give orders 10 those be
FORE the Palace 10 remain inactive IN their position
me commandant OF the civic force Issued an or
der oftho day for the citizens TO as cm5e NJ ton ~;
clock yesterday morning. in the square of tho Hotel
tic Vile. But before they met. the Prince sem 20