Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-09
VOL. XVII. NO. So.

eDt attacks made did the permit
OF tSeir Icing followed with Advantage The VOL
unteers sevcrdl times obiig ed evaruste tho
Pork and IL - even said that b. fatal mistake two
troops OF citizens fired upon each other. However,
the Dutch troors encose in the Park dteadiully
aigued, aud they lay Down in their position. for rest
Such was the xact state Of inss yesterday evening;
oo;ng hes this day changed il; the troops a..
ways ia the Pork, ard at This incinen, the fire &C hs
| lirale mrs continues. r.u .st
| A superior officer was taken prisoner on Ftiiay
mcrutng. Another was sub equentIy taken tha were
both seut to tic Artillery tefaeks, and from thence 10
LAmigo. .a l.sti d. sfr sss1sll
Hospi,eshave sshed IN the eliepel Of The
Madriolne end -. Anne, and in many other pubic aud
ptiva'e houses. Every where the brave ihhabants ore
receiving and succcuting the wo,nded. Reinforce-
mems have arrived from aii,hc neisLbins o,Yns and
'hey comnet with great ardcur, aud at once notwith-
standing ie fatigue Of their previous marches
I by an orjer OF General wsuhi-r, the soldiers M
p'oyei in tie ciudei OF routnay received double RAJ.
tons, "a in campssn On the morning of the 2ist
TIE canncniers, instead OF continuing their work ON
the hastcns have abandoned their tools and
I The following has been published this norune:-i
! "He0d-quorievs, sept. 81, hclGp past o a. M IS
/ 'To The Menters ot The Provi-ional Gevernmen.:
"Gen'iemen-Thc enemy, vhose dsptorablsi sa,e OF
decentralization was doubtl,ss completed BY tie warm
action yesterday has fit longer sistarc &c 10 be inn
pos.ibe, and has jus abandoned wallis. The hero
ic Brussels IL iree The park and aiithe gates are &C.
cnpedby our brave men M'ior Palmleri, nav fret
Sid.le-camp, Is appointed Governor OF the Palaces
Tbe remarkable facts tina, have sigmaised this dsy
ere 80 numerous, and my occupations many that il
i.no possible for 10 give you all the neccrrsary de-
tal' OF this glorious event A soon have leisure
N
acqs'n You With the services re Tered by so MANY
generous citizens, of whom have nurcba.sd onr
memorable WEE ry with their blood One OF the losses
Which most regret is, that OF my aid. camp Baron
Frner, who Tell Yesterday while lsading one of our
de'achments sword in hand to the atack OF La Magde-
lame position so daagetors ard 30 long di.pn,ed
I ITO morrow there viii be general review of cur
active force. "Tke Commander in Chief.
JUAN VAN SALEN.",si
| Victory must MOI hnder tom ticking measures FIR
our secsriiy. New bsrricades raising in the nav
koysie where three pieces OF cannoa 10 be plant
eu' HoWe'er, whe" The men Of The north go add
stein their marches how the Brlgiaus have received
them we may believe that those herops will lose M.
tie Of their wnrlike ardour and that they will no, a.
gain venture to appear befJre US. We were mistaken
when we announced yesterday that the Palace of the
States General was burnt, IL was the Joining hous
that were burnt The FIRE caused by a bomb
10 The hcu'e OF Counsellor Gr-mdal, immediately
eXtingui.hed. The wretches who have left our CITY
d"'ng the nish' shot. before their DEPARTURE all the
foreigners whom they had taken prisoners during the
SIX days oil the combat which has just ended Several
Frenchmen fe u victim. TO their rage ..e u
An army ell Tdriars would not have behaved with
more cruelty tru' atty than The Dutch soldiers To
FIRE aud page they have added rape and estimation
Many houses in the Rue Festa aud adj scent streets
are mentioned as tho scenes of such excuses Mn
merous detachmenls Of prisoners and a. increase
rem all quarters; they their butoa holes the
ri-colored ribband of Braban and ces of Liberty for
ihusiasm W.. b
This morning at eight o'clock, the people vent TO the
housi OF Mr Fred. Meens. In moment the whole
house was pilsgd the uini,urr thrown into the street
and burnt. The house then on Ere and,is now
burning with great fury We hoc> il will NOT reach
the adjoining houses. This act of peculiar vengeance
Is ascfibed to various motives. We do not know what
to thiuk OF it.
| From La Beige, Sept. %
BRUSSELS, Sept % Among the persons who have
fallen victims 10 the fury OF the Dutch soldiers we NAV
mention Lord Bantyre, who killed in his hotel in
the hue Royale Ia was on the 24rh when The citizens
made themselves masters OF that hotel that he met his
deaf. We are assured that Lord B,u,yre was a Gem
ersi Officer in the Eus'h service His family consis-
| ting OF ten children, found means o escape.
IL IS positively affirmed that rnons vyere
guilty 1.-The most brutal excesses in E1glish board
'ng'school in ibis city. where there many young
persons OF the brst English families Energetic COM
plants have been sent TO London upon this fact as wen
as OF the horrors committed by these Vandals in the no.
tel Of the British Ambassador.
SeversI Suhalten officers OF the garrison of Jouanav
hive arrived here. They have been Immediately in
corpoTited in free company.
Nj de Potter arfivGd YESTERDAY at five O'Clock nv ha
gate OF Anderleoht, N postchaise, accompanied by
two other persons, Of whom bore the Gi. colored
lag the people imme daiely took of Inc horses and
drew him In triumph 10 The grand square, where the
corps de gsrie presented arms. On arriving at the
Town Hall. he appeared at the balcony with some of
] the memhers OF the Provisional Government, and adj
dressed the people declared his intention with his
~hole soul to conquer and 10 secure our liberty The
popularity which he has so Dobiy aud Justly acquired,
gives us tue assurances that his presence will complete
/ our victory.
The ladies' OF Nsello have jnst our hospitals
baiss of lint some more will come in tho course
OF ;hs day. All the mills at Neville are empoyed in
sri nding corn, which will bs Immediately gratui-
tjusly t. Brussels.
enemy, and leave them no rest person who has ar
rived to-day, in Termonde that he was ia
formed hat the troops there had unanimously refused
to march against Bfussel,.
I From the London Courier
Rising at Bruges Reported Retirement Of the Toops
/ from Brussels death Of LOrd BIanfyTs-- Tifu,u.
/ tOuS Proceedings at OSfend GOiM Loss o. Lipes, &C.
We bsve just received very import int letters from
B uges, Offend, and Antwerp. The following sum
mary OF ihsr contents will he read with great inter-
si, particularly readers may rely upon ~ cir au-
thenucity, and, however painful they pay be, they
will he found less alarming than the rumours which
are IN circulation % Sunday, in consequ Of The
lpfocesdings at Busses, the populace OF Bruges rose
AID hosted The national coors. The Bnrghers TO pre-
vent eoonict betwe i troops aud the people, cub
sequenty exerted themselves to maintain Tranquility
and promising to preserve ORDER induced the Com
mandant 10 withdraw his troops, and 60 proceed with
them Ostend The details of this affair are not how.
puace assembled in considerable numbers ON the Grand
Place, and whilst one portion Of them entered the
church, and began TO ring the bells TO create alarm
another b, dy attempted TO disarm the guard The
Comfnar Ter Of the sOlders, wishing 10 avoid efIsi0u
Of blood ordered his TO fire in air nthe hops
Of disperng the populace by that means this however
falling in effect, the solers then ordered TO iYa
among The crowd They did so and four killed
and twelve thireen wounded. Tbs sIew OF deter
naion induced The popuiacs TO retire; and during the
nisht tumult OF consequence took Face. The niii-
ts,y however remained under arms, and psfadsd ths
se sts during the nigh. On tie following day, the
fo,ps evacuated Bugss, arrived ia Os'end, and the
forces were then combined under the coNmand the
General from Bfuges, who Immediately issued proc
amstop explanatory OF the causes which had lead to
a.. 10 .fs