Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-01


The news from The Netherlands docs w, r,,,o;.,
y vary the former face og things in that couptrv rho
people continued IN an extremely urpuot sote nor
was there any very or definite prospect of ,rnn
guilty being restored The extraordinary SESSION
of the States General commenced on tho l3,b nj,
10 which day inclusive have intelligence bo,I
from Brussels and the Hague.1 and II is NOT oI,
gether improbable that the measures which will bio
adopted by that body may have the effect to reduce
affairs to order.
The speech Of the King, the occasion of OPEN
ING the sesson, (which we copy among cur extrnctsl
Is "A vague IN It's terms royal speeches usually rc
yet II is not without expressions winch may be ioLon
to SIGNIFY the sentiments of the monarch as 10 the
genera course TO Dc pursued disposition seems, TO
exist 10 make every reasonable concession, while at
the same time there appears be sufficient irnucs
to resist eNtravagant demands The propositop =,
separate the southern from the northern states ,ec,
with the hearty protests the commercial and mann,
featuring interests The cities of Client and An
twerp protest strongly against il; the chamber of
Commerce Mt Licge has protested agains, it, md /.
was said that the Chamber of Commerce at Btusscl,
was about to do so likewise. In the city of Brussels
the Revolutionary movements had been altoretber
SUSPENDED. and comparative tranquility prevailed
The people were waiting with great anxiety To learn
the tenor OF the speech from the thronr and of tho
proceedings OF the first days of the States General
correspondent of the London Courier expresses an
opinion that notwithstanding the professions of tho
French government, the French ,hcmscve, arc at the
bottom "i the instructions III the Netherlands ..uc
grounds his arguments chiefly upon the c,ct " co..,
that Journal that the Deputies the States Conc
rai-namoly The Count de Cccs the Baron do uae
sart, and MessrS Lchon de Brouchere and de Iourha
WHO were the first declare that they would not Mt
tend the Extraordinary Session had passed he month
of August and n part of September IN Paris where
they are supposed to have laid the plan in concert
with some frcnchmrn of note, for the Revolution in
the Netherlands.
NJ de C-cs and NJ dc Hassnrt nrc stated to boyo
been Projects under Napoleon. and to have been re-.
mar'ablo for their extreme devotion to the Impero1
DYNASTY; hut the most striking fact mentioned il that
NJ dc Cellcs IS brother N law of General Gerard tho
Minister of W ar OF Louis Philip circums ance ~ bcL
certainly renders the more necessary for the rhpcb
government 10 dlsclam earnestly all par, cipainn in
he revolt OF the Netherlands" II VIII not be ont of
place TO mention IN this conneNon rumour current in
Paris that member of the FrcGch Cabinet IN con-
versatIOn with the Prus5ian Minister is reported IN
have said that the day which foreign regiment
should set foot on the territory of Belgium French
army would march To meet IT,. Hut little credit how
ever - 10 be attached 10 tho mere with which
the Partisan ptns and letters are rife az this moment
THESE rumors, at all events are conratcted by the
official professions of the French government which
has expressed determination 10 take no cart m the
affairs of the Netherlands Tic taltle end specula-
tons OF an excited popuace afford but poor grounds
Tor suspecing the sincerity of the public declarations
OF government, the manifest policy Of which at the
present time is to be direct and honest. Should he
French cabinet attempt to compass n union of Belrl.
um to their territory the could scarcely fn
to- have very injurious tendency the TRANQUILITY
Of Europe
pulmonary movement is preparing The Gazette dc
France gives an article under date of Pau, Sept =
winch states that Spanish eXes Aockiug thther i'm
great numbers. and tina superior officers who served
formerly under Nina, had gathered together on the
frontier to concert with other Spanlards from Ma
vnrrc and Aragon Nina had left Paris to Join them
paragraph dated Bayonne. Sept 5th states that
many Spanlnrds had arrived there that Isturi,s and
TorriJ's expected Colonel Valdez was chierDro-
tenn 1t thought they designed entering Spain on
The l5ih Sept In the mconwhle, it stated that
Ferdinand and his Councillors are dsvisinp means 10
avert the impending 1t is in agitation TO pub.
iSh Charter on the plan of that of Louis 18th and
IN the first place to recall the eXles The Memorial
dS frenees observes of these contemplated measures.
mt IS 10 produce any good effect this concession to
the lmpnrlOus necessity OF circumstances must bo
made without The least delay In a few DAYS perbans
II will be too late" The French Government appears
determined 10 take share III these coming troubles
The Paris correspondent of the London Times mon
lon- that Geographic despatch sent on the Ith
to Bayonne with orders to dispense the .dsufected
parties of Spanlnrds who were known TO be assem-
bling on the frontiers OF France.
In Gcrmany revolutionary or nsurrectonary spir-
II had shown itself. An account of the Brunswick
revolution will be found among our extracts In Han
over there had been rotous proceedings and IN Ham
burg some disturb noes, but not of very serious
character had taken place. The ground of compliant
was an increase in the taxes on rents.
1t mentioned in Berlin letters 10 the 9th Sentern.
Der, that Count Debitsch had arrived IN that CITY on
his way to Paris commissioned by the Emperor of
Russia to congratulate Louis Philip on his accession
to the throne Of Franco:
Tho intelligence from Greece Is Of pleasing tenA.
The harvest has been abundant. A letter from the
ministers Of The "Hrre po'r',s' lad been scnt 10
Count CoPo dletrios, approving his administrations
and promising That another protocol more favorable to
Greece in every respect shall be made, by which
there Will bo assigned toit ample extent Of
frontiers, both by land sea- They also express the
intention OF nominating another sovereign, who
shall be young prince, and that Count Capo dis
tTIns "shal be his guide and Mentor long as he
lives.
There IS scarcely any mention in tho London pa
pcrs OF the cX-King of France and his suite They
seem TO attrnCt NOR attention than nny other
private persons 81 fortune and rank.
Tho tenth Legion ofthc National Guard were 10
give a grand banquet to lafayette the 10th
Sept.
Down. Sept II.
Arrived the Sovereign s'rarn vessel, from Calais