Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08

ARG supply at ammunition, aud the military che,
containing 100000 forms The Eurrhers of Boui
lion have gained nos ess,on uf tho ci, aloI md -
the troops shut up in the barracks The partisan -
A'l'n. on arriving in NcuE Chateau were onnrtcro,
upon the citizens who induced tho soId,ors 20 -;
up their arms without resistance" q"
The National says: They state from, Mav;oro. 49,
The Bclgaus had attacked he castle of Dou;llion
very heavy canonade was heard from that town q,
the evening Of The 5;h. IL was not known whom III
courier len, whether they had made thenselve. mas
tiers of tho place - Mus
Translated from NE Conrtt,onnci of the on If n,
- BRUSSELS. October q
me provisional Government makes their orders
commission of Constitution IL instituted and in cor
cert with The committee will enter immediately on i,
functions The primary inject of it's attention will h.
new mode of election, which Will he of tho ms, go
ular character. Ii will pTepare tho ppo,rc, PpcF
Constitution, which is 10 become after exnmin,,;
by the National Congress, the Fundamental law oC p
gum. ire following persons are named members a
this commission: NIessrs Van Mernen, Governo, o.
Southern Braban de Getlache, Counsellor NJ ,L
Court Of L'cge; Tielcmans, Advoca te de Bronckorn
pr 'prle airy; Balm. Advocate; Zoudr, Advocate
morn advocate The Central committee reserves
the right of adding subsequently, to the Comnis.;o
ut Constitution. he most distinguished men of all
provinces. az soon il obtains the necessary rfnrr,
ton on the subject
The Secretary of the French En,h,ssv ro.. a.
court g" the Low Countries eft this city this morning
charged with dispatches from his government 10 the
Hague. " ~ '"e
"Thc Central Committee of the Provisional r, 49,
o'nment OF Belgium considering that the Dn,cb c.
crnment torms commissioners at The Uponc comnossa
among others of Belgans, formerly members of the
States General tn treat OF the affairs of BeIom
considering also its decree of the 18th October Is3o
on the independence OF Belgium declares as null anal
as attacks on the independence and security of tho
STATE ali acts ortrarsacions which Begans or others
not commissioned with powers from the Provisionn
uo''rnmcn' OF Belgium may take it upon Themselves
to pass conclude.
CuARLTnoI, Oci. c. Our town Welded AT o'clocl
lP NJ Two days were allowed tn the troons IN oy,c
! the thnir
with them nothing but their baggage ifnte,ieI vnlued
al Two millions and upwards has been found in this
place BY decree ofthe King of the Dutch his son
the Prince of Orange CHARGED with he ndm;nstro
tion Of the provincial government IN his name of tho
southern provinces where his authority Is vet recon-
azed. HIS residence Is fixed at Anvers: ministers
and councillors OF state arc appointed to assist him
'>r3rrte CorreSpondence.-We more troubled
here with ending revolution, han we were with
rrpu'sing the army of the enemy. From twenty five
to thirty thousand volunteers from he neirhborinr
provincea assembled In defend us are ORGANIZING in
10 the Belgian army but slowly from the want of s
nancial resources. The brave General Duviver, oil
Mons, is 10 he Commander III Chief of the new
troops. lie refused the military government of tho
province OF Li're, which offered To him By tho
provisional government. Much is expected from a.
man whose valor has been proved in your immortal
grand army; hut every thing leads us to expect that
ne VIII have no occasion for displaying his talents
and courage, the Dutch army having desire 10 try
conclusions with n second time.
frlncc Frederick is uniting and concen rating
round AnvPrs and Malines many troops as pos.
slhlc, hut this VAN demonstration Is only intended O
make us less rigorous III exactng the conditions of
separation now inevitable. Such Is the terror
WIN "hch the massacre of our four g-eat days has
impressed our enemies, that the mObeisation of part
OF thr bourgeois guard OF Amst erdam sufficient
to excite an uproar in that city; he wives of the
people crying out that they would not allow their
sons TO b. dragged to- bu;cherv.
Poor lilo land is very unfortunate | have lust
read the Official announcement of the non-payment
Of the interest Of n" hlatiDg debt The svnd,cai
d'amor{'sSemsnt. the obligations of which amount
heh"vc 20 be thirteen millions Will not pay either:
Tb" Gct.Ce dcb, has fallen from 65 to 40 and there
are no sales cvcn Al that price; when it is only six
years since they would not exchange at Amsterdam
the I'd government bills tor gold What catas-
trOphc and wha' lesson!
"'Hhe King ofi,rs US. they say the Prince Of Or
anGc hi eldest son, Tor vlceroy; and on these
terms would consent to indemnify ms for the dam?
done by Frederick | mention this mere ru-
mnur. The Provisional Government exhibits mod
Grafton, which conclates even its former adverse
res. /! WIS expected that they would decree a
constitution or at least establish the principles Of
COVE fnmen-Bu every thing is left by them to
the national viii. and n future Congress; and they
content themselves with proclaming our indepen
dence In this there Is as much wisdom as patrio-
tlsm. The will Of the nation whatever n NAV be,
will be sacred in the opinions of those who would
have cared little for the Will of certain men, how
ever es' Unable suddenly raised unlimited power
FROM GERMANY
Troubles continued IN The Grand Dutchy of Darn
''""t, "u9 ~ 'I'i" lu"T D." H'e hunnreu men over
ran me country. committing drvae,alons All the
troops were ont, and skirmshcs occurred daily The
insurgents seemed bent only on putting down all or
der and authority. They attacked ali the public
funcionar'cs and the custom houses.
The Instructions in IIes.e Casscl Darn stadt,
and Hanau are becoming quite serious a letter Of
ihc 2d Of October from Tlanau, says; More than
600 peasants of Hose Dirmstad assembled, and en-
tred ~ force into Budngcn, where they demolished
q part Of the buildings. From thence they proceed
cd To Gutenberg, and seem determined 10 march up
on Grcscn Bavaria also threatened; and the
Germanic Diet was taxing measures in earnest to
qu'H these unoward revolts For this purpose
troops were mo"ing upon various points, ir strong
numbers But We have not room for par ,culars.
They write from Hanover that serious dIsturoun-
ces had broken ont at Lincburgb and Coc. Tho
peopl" were in nVrreclion against thc privileges Of
INC Robps, md demanded that the King Of Hunov-
or should reside N The country, ccdc the crown
10 rhc Duk" Of Camhdgc.
SPAIN-REPORTED INSURRECTTON