Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-09

2th, the upper part oil tbs city OF Brussels the Paks
three palaces, &c. were occupied by the Kings
troops md that all the gates and outlets were in their
posse ssion. However, there was fighting tho whole
dsv in the interiar of the city.
We have Tia fC.;ow;rg -c-"''''- a---.:.
dated the 20 h. ~ ~ in the morning.
The preceding risht la. PACED over quietly
The 6iry in The Park aud rs neir hhou heel has be-
gan later than usual
At 10 O'clock hree persons -am" - 'h- heal quar-
tiers, declaring that cit authority vas at ~ that
there were ie.-rr any c'i-i.,--'hst NJ. D'Hoos-
worst requested saie conduct, In order 20 GENE and
consult on the mean. Of rs,tr Tranquility. Tor which
purps.- requested hat The tire might on DO
sid.s at IL o'clock. which was grsn,.d.
The troops have behaved with extraordinary brave
y.
Thur,day ,ba, was .us ended during the night, bu,
that the eapponsde enced Friday croug a,
hshpa'' o'clock aud r.n'irs.d The whole day that
the esDncnade was during the following night
aud e-commerc~d o, Saturday morning, and continued
uu the D,ru'ies from NJ. DIIoogvorst came to Prince
Frederick
What was the rrsu, Of their mi. is not pe .v.Iy
known. hut |, is raid that when NJ Yvoy Ad.de Camp
q, 'Piace Frederick, who arrived here to-day about
noon, left Bis.s.l yesterday betwee and O'Clock,
the Sighting was continued
But tls ir vet known Of the particulars, but all the
reports agree that the resistance ct the insurgents had
been most desperate.
From all the windows, nay, even from tho cellar.
they fred the troops. They have few or no
the most Of those which they uos'ssed, were taken
the entrance Of tho troops en- Thursday.
The city must have sustained IL finite damage many
houses are wholly demoh.hed.
On Friday Eowizers were employed ainst the city
and letters from VhvordeO say ttat that day Brus
sci. FIRE u several places In order to make III.
defence ohs,ira'e the io-nr ns al sde com.
municaicns The sdoir houses, that when
driven irom one they rs,eat-d icta 'he next.
II ia certain that 'bere are Iii eipliDed iroors
tie u.utt ents the Lumber u stated at or 5000.
l. generally sfrmed that most Of the Ere nchmen
who have from time TO iue, TO Brussels clan
destiney, and without the knowledge OF the French
government
Itis also sfi. med. ih. tho well known Juan Van
Hahn, who commanded under tn. Spanish General
Nina, and General Mlin-t. an Old Ffeneh officer who
has for many year, enjoyed the RICH" OF hospitality in
the Nsth-rsud. have the chief command the In
surgen,,, and jire'. all their operations
The bravery cf the NstherlAnd troops Is very bril-
liant; both the Dutch and the Be,gians display the
greatest bravery, aud perform ,h h duty with ind.
gable zeal. Conceal Sehurman. |. ,lgh,,y wounded;
and also General Constant de Rebrrque. We also he
that the brave NJ sjcr Gran Of ib- atery, killed
The number Of the killed il said not TO be great,
.iderng the circumstances, but The wounded vety
numerous.
A number Of p,i.onsrs have arrived at Antwerp;
most Of them appear to he OF the lower class, They
10 he confnsd on boad IT ships 10 the Schedt
a bat,al on of infantry left Antwerp yesterday for
Bru.sels whittier some powder wagons have also been
sent.
DEFEcT1oW OF TIE TROOPS 1T os
TIE following Is summary Of 'hs latest inelligs
from Otend
On Sunday night, (Sep,. 26th) seriens disturbance
took place al Osen6 In -quSnc@ Of tumui,ucus
s"emtsge OF the Bore-ci., who insisted upon hoist.
ing the Brabsnt hag The troops called out but
felt Disposed TO ass than quei the rioters, and
great acts ef characterization were the
The mob Increased every instant, and TO most alarm
ing extent, when the sodiers directed to fire
they did So but II was in The air; and only casually
tive occurred for had The shots bee agains
the popuiacs the slaughter would have been immense
An attempt was afterwards made TO sezs the OF
the military, who were tame enough to subnii-but
they were subsequently relinqni h d. Things con-
nusd in the most fevsrish state until last whep
the Brabant flag was hoisted without opposition.
In the ccnr'e OF the night our packet people were
called from their bbth' with request that they would
steam ct the packet could be got up, with tho prnei
raj ofRcerso the m Hilary and ohar departments az
they expected to love their lves. About forty officers
came on board, with all tho principal valuab'-s IN ay
possessed, which they threw into the packet psli
aud money was rolling about the decks in all dirsc
tons; the packet went the Roads wait for the
Liverpool, s'eam vessel, which at the time there
not water out for; she eame ont the packet
transferred her cargo, and the liverpool proceeded to
Flushing, with abrut busdred and fifty Dach Of.
hc.rs their families, aud persons IL ctioD who
had aed in consequence OF the .oliiCrs refusing 10
Imminent danger OF being sacrificed 70" the popular flu
~. Our packet, upon rScevir g her lis came away.
Thu Brussels Mail, which had not arrived for a week
reached O.'eud thia morning.
Ga TUESDAY, the 2sh there rising of he popu-
lace, when all The troon ia the gariisou OF Ost-rd
mounting from 800 900 me msrched out OF ia
quarters assembled in the Grand Place and, TO a man
laid down 'h-ir The subse auent details of this
ros important event are accurately stated by Dc
espondent
The late news from France l. con,snpd in let
ter dated September 2s'h, Published in the London
Courier.
sitting Of The socieiy cail,d Frsnds Of the PropI.
announced for tie previous evening not w
irg resolution which WAS not unanimou. had BE- en-
passed 10 bold NJ more meetings. IL wa- presented
by the National Guard, who refuse admi' sion the
members The position of things ia Pat' wa' ssy.
An anticipated rupure among the ministers had broken
out and partially quis'ed The moot Iangcrou.
a. on agistvd the aocuaatior OF the ES. Niris
ters. l. thought it would oaw b. impossible "a
them. u YVES said the Ambassador Of Ioui. Phil
lppie to the Court OF Spain had with an Indifferent
reception.
In the Chamber Of Deputies on the 20 h, the arti
eies OF alton surcessvely voted nv large
naiorfrs. impeacbing thu ministers Of hgh treason.
The bighest total number Of votes was 297
The following the concluding paragraphs Of q
le ter from the P"r'san spondsnt OF the London
CouIier, ds, ed the 20 b Sept.
Il hsve announced 10 Ven the probability OF a rupture
in the Ministry. IL broke out Saturday Iast with
great violence The two parties, that NJ de pEure, the
Keeper Of thr Sss and Guizat, tho Docrinairs were
Tor hours struggling together ami had nearly
broken off, They have. however agreed rot 10 sup.
The Cl"hs by tofcr, but IN law 10 regulate
then. Thi is pruden; but the law is not an easy mat
tertr there very little choice between pc Knitting
them altogether, or -upprsssing their meeting.
" have vary little uuessiness TO these aHairs
Of them disturb Psrs: the sole que sticn
really dangerous tor rePose the accusation Of the
Ministers.
u thew hesitate 70 punih and t. execute I'M M w
may possibly have serious mtg in The ca
tai IL viii tie conceived, that thrre are many ne on
who do wish 10 the Political scafolh again
Cd; but, the Other hand there are tact. 90
necessities 30 Freezing, ibstno governmet IAN conees
psopis has seen orssnds 81 victims fall; Judge