Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-15

PARIS the nth III. inclusive We select from the
Evening Post, Commercial aud Journal Of Commerce.
Tho news from the Netherlands is intercstirg.--
There does not seem to exist any disposition among
the inhabitants Of Brussels meet the King in half
way measures, or To acknowledges his authority in
NJ manner. In one OF the paragraphs which will be
found among our extracts n IL stated that deputy
from the provisional governments of Belgium Ia Pa
RE, authorised to make an offer of alliance with
France, received an unfavorabie answer from that
U,vernnent which expressed its determination to
ter into no measure that might disturb the general
tranquility. Of Europe.
The ex-minstess of the ex king of France seem
likely escape the punsbment OF death for their po
litical offences A debate took place in the Chamber
of Deputies on the evening of the 9Th OF October
the subject Of The total imme date abolition of tie
punishment of dea't, which ended in the adoption of
amendment, proposing that tho Chamber should
addressthe King in order TO obtain rum him the pro
position of law to abolish capital punishment for a
great number of specified offences, especially for all
political crlmos Tic amendment was supported by
Lafayette. The address accordingly delivered to
Louis Philip, who replied as follows:
Gentiemen-I receivs with great satisfaction the
address which you have presented to me. The SEN
long time in my heart Witness, from my earliest
years, of he frgh;ful abuse of the punishment of
death IN political matters. and of u tile evils which
have resulted ron, Il TO France and humanity, have
constantly and warmly advocated its abolition. The
remembrance of these times Of DISASTER aud the mel
ancholy feelings Which cypress me when turn my
thoughts to thcm VIII afS,fd YOU Pledge OF the
eagerness with which sha as,en to lay before YOU
project of awconformable 10 your views With
respect TO mine, they VIII never be completely fulfill
ed until we have entirely ctficed from codo ell
those rigours and penalties at which humanity and
the presentstate of society revolt.
Itseems probable That the g. eat popularity OF the
King, and the deserved influences of I.aavete opn
ions, VIII have tcrdency,to reconcile the people of
PARIS the oljse immediately intended by this pro-
posedmeesure- The london Sun speaking the
subject, says-"The question willnow be looked upon
by the French people, rs the knn's own as one i'm
which he is personally interested; and we doubt ,s,s
his excessive popularity will enable him To carry il
through. Silt cannot be denied that mass
Of the population bent on sreins the seyerest mea
sures of justice dealt OF, 10 the Elk Ministers and
thut in the event OF their disappointment, much acri
monious party spirit viii be brought into play"
The Dutch portion ofthe Province of Zellnd, on
the left bank ofthe Scheld, in state of nsurrec
ton. The Brabant ri colour has been loisted at
Eeuce and many other parts of the country called
zCaiand.
Tho following paragraph from different sources
serve TO corroborte each es her, aud would be
tied to full credit but for SINE circumstances which
tend to invadate their testio ny.
BAYoSSE, Ocfohcr sit is off :ialiy sta Re that
Cadiz has declared Itself independent of the Spanish
government! This news arrived here last night, and
has been confirmed to-day by hecourier telegraph
despatch forwards tins news to Paris.
LONDON, Oct. 11.--hTadr.d letter. da'ed A97th of
last moIth sta That extraordinary express d.
rected TO tho Minister of War arrived in the prece-
ding night at Madrid, with the intelligence of the
city of Cudiz having risen in favor of Liberty
Our Madrid correspondent reports the news as
1t was generally known the morning of the 27ih,
but we have received further information from Pcris
by which 1t appears that Colonel Puensa minister
of war, aud ex- Gefe Politico OF Malapa headed the
movement. They have been, il rs added, backed By
the military force within the walls of Cadiz
Letters from Cad,z of Sept. 23d make no mention
OF revolutionary movement in that city Captain
Bradford, of the brig Plato OF Dnston, who left ST.
Sebastian on the 18th Oct represents the country to
have been in state of great excitement, but dses
not allude directly to disturbances in Cadiz ST. Sc
bastian is ouly % miles from Bayonne.
BAyo:sSE, Oct. S.-The regency is definitely estab-
iished here. There has been general assembly of
chiefs: Nina was present.
The Spanish Frontiers in Spain are toleraby well
supplied hroyal regular troops, under the command
OF General lvlno, commandment of the Avaute Qua I'd
1t is stated however thatthe troops very avora-
bic to the constitutional party, but they Deyerthe-
less afrald of compromising themselves by their acts
at Bayonne the ornaments aud equipments are
carrying with activity, but still all is done in Sc
cre'-The soldiers only al present are being equip
ped. The officers a=e deIuylnr. Many believe that
tho matter will be arranged and that Ferdinand VII
will abdcafe--others wait for the orders of a chief
In the meantime Tie goat body of the army of the
r.fugees is getting ready with activity.
JUNCTION OF BELGIUM WITH FRANCE
nectcd with Tic affairs of the Netherlands M Gen
deben, the gentleman deputed by the provincial gov
ernmcnt Of Brussels TO make an offer of an alliance
with France, has had interviews with the Minister
for Foreign Affairs and others, but has been most un
successful He was informed that, with whatever
satisfaction the French Government miqht view the
prospect OF increased friendly relations with the Bel
glons, i would only be connected with the general
tranquility of Europe, which would be endangered
by annexlng the territory Of Belgium to France, o.
placing II under the special protection of the latter
Country j. was IN consequence Of The BAD success.
oil NJ Genlebein's mission, that the prove.onal e55v
ernment OF Brussels issued procsrn nation declaring
Belgium an independent State. Under what form Gi
government, and what chief this state is to be placed
IS now the point Of interest: the objections IN other
qnartcrsto It's being independent, not; VIC believe
such as 10 cause any serious obstacle 10 he settle.
ment Of the questipn.-Loadon Courier oct. nm
The Beige provinces arc now busted N preparing
Constitution for themselves - ne propopai from
tho Prince OF Orange, IN pF0clam9tion from An.
tworp, has come too aio. The Beleians paw no re-
g7rd TO the promises OF House, who tits tried u
rule them rs province conquered by Tie sword a,e
who when the attempt has been thrown baek. ,g;tj