Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-29
ptlen'poteni',arIy to the Court Of his R,;..
Majesty.--4MOniiem. "'' Df'tanhc
From Tie NIessoyer des cLr

Letters from Dresden. dated the s6 StP IT,: T.
gust, state that Charles X. and hi, f,m; y. Az
take up their residence in Saxony. 'A'"''! viii
The proclamation Of the King of tho -,
lands which we publish in this DAYS Tn ,'es''
important State paper. 1t bears the d,,o ss@
9Th inst. at the Hague, after the re,urn u IL
Prince OF ORANGE from his mission 10 ,bo VI Dc
ern provinces. VIC ''9tA.
Yesterday the commission appointed p h. +,
Prince and by the Duke of Urse,l un,niH U Ge
voted the separation Of Holland and BeIrnm '1'T
communicated their opinion to the prime ' "s ~
ange. The deputies to the States GeneraI ra y, VI
Brussels were sumomn, the Palace -, 10" N
their opinion. They declared that they wo"'I .N'
20 to the Hague, and in their opinion the au aS
ton of the two parts of the kingdom va, i,T'
pensable. '''''
The staff of the Burgher Guard and n...
from al! the sections were summoned to Ii. i D..
ace. The deputaion Of the city Of I;sr. "a
went thither. There an affecting scens ~, ~
place. The Prince asked the Assemliy wv wv
were their wishes? All the Assembly up,:- VA
ly demanded The separation of Belgium ,nJ af
land. NJ. Moyard, in the name Of the R,. '!v
Guard. demanded that the troops should h.s;s
lnediately Withdrawn.
The Prince. But then do YOU promise II ;,
main faithful to the dynasty:
The Assembly with enthusiasm, ~ su.,,
it.
The Prnee'-If the French entered Begun
would you join them?
The Assembly. No. no.
! The Prince.-WiIl ycu march with nc f. an.
! defence?
| Thea ssembly.-Ies. Yes. We WILL
The Prince.-Will you say whine. WV, !.
Roi p
The Assembly. -Not Till our wishes ,re .,
tended tO-but 'Vive lie Prince! vnala Ijbs-,
Viva la Belgique!'
The prince burst into tears. The person, e-.
braced each other in the midst of the gener, d,
thusiasm. and the old Generals could not SIN
press their emotion.
The Prince understood how pure and gsr.-
Gus the BeIsic revolution is. From ihsl NONE,
the separation of Belgium & Holland va, resi-,
ed upon. and this separation alone Is cqrna.l
to the redress OF all our grievances. Tie Pine,
of Orange set out at two O'Clock for the II,gpt
escorted by detachment of de mounted Byr,b.
err Guard. Immediately afterwards, the rror,
which had been for ten DAYS shut up in the Pl. |
ace. left Brussels. We are now masters. and Ia.
only protectors of our beautiful CITY.
Courier dsS Pay, Ba.
PROCLAMATION.
We, William, by the Grace Of God King Of the
Netherlands. Prince of Orange, Nassau, Grand
duke of Luxembursh. sc. to all to whom thes
presents may come greeting.
Divine Providence, which has deigned to &C.
cord to this kingdom fifteen wears of peace wit |
the whole of Europe, internal tranquility, and in
creasing prosperity, has just visited the Two pro-
vinces with numberless caIamilies. and the qrl
ct of many adjoining province, has been either
tr0u bled or menaced. At the first news Of ties. I
disasters we hasten to- cOnvOke 40 extraordinary
meeting of the States General. which. accOrdR. I
to the terms of the fundamental law repeseli
the whole people of Belgium. in order to Concer
| with the MOBILES the measures whlchJhe STATE
the nation and the present circumstances require
At the same time our two beloved sons. ta
Prince of Orange, and the Prince Frederick
the Netherlands, were charged by us 10 pnctci
to those provinces, as well to protect bs thes
ces placed at their dlsposito. npersoDs and POFs.
ty, as to assure themselves of the'reaI STATE
| things, and to propose To US the measure. ne d.
calculated to calm tie public mind. lhr nf
sion, executed with humanity and genersn
of sentiment which the nation will apprecis
has confirmed to us the assurance. that eva
when it is the most agtated it will He'e''eHa
proclaim its attachment to our dynasty, and
the national independence; and however clT,sd
NAV be afflicted by the circumstances "lItn nav
come to our knowledge. We do not abandon w
hope, that, with the assistance OF Divine rfn
dence, (whose suocour we invoke upon tG' IL
portant and lamentabe occasion. ard NE ="
operation of every well-dlspo:ad man. anG 49,.
good citizens, in the different parts Of ''e Nv;
dom, we shall succeed in restoring order l'u
establishing the agency of the legal PO"eI'' -
the dominion of the laws. -
With This view we calculate upon lie 80
ance of the States General. We mte N.~
examine whether the evils Of which the co"1.
so loudly complains arise from any dc''' WA -,
national institutions; and if it is P",''D'e ~~
dify them, and particularly if the Te.I 1J.g b..
bished by treaties, and the fundamP''li: . a
tween the two grand divisions Of r .. a~: b.
should, with a view to the common h'''''
changed or modified. ,,,
We desire that these important f''' ~.
shonld be examined with care and perez ~,
dom, and we shall think no sacrifice ' -, T.
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