Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09
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+ THE NETHERLANDS
From the tenor OF the Netherland news it will be
sem that the prospect of pacific adjustment of the
difficulties between the King of the Netherlands and
his Belgian subjects is more remote than ever The
spirit of rebellion IS active most of the Beeicn CT
ties and the alleged infamous conduct of the Dutch
soldiers al Brussels will give darker and more de-
tesmined character the war on the side of the Rel
gians. The reports of the enormities committed by
the army of the Prince of Orange are doubtless much
exaggerated for an obvious purposes but there is Gre
oiple evidence that they have foundation IN
truth. 1t Is said that large number of English,
who relying on the reprepreseniops of their Ambas-
sador, Lord Bagot, remained at Brussels. and were
witnesses and victims of the Dutch so6iery have uni
ted to address their complaints directly to their ro-
vernment, and denounce to the most infamous VIC.
ation OF the principles of the rights of nations and
the laws of humanity.
A mercantile house in New York has receivcd a
from Its correspondent in Paris stating that he
had Just received from Brussels of the 2eh
OF ssptr to this eftect The city of Ath, impor.
tant fortress, was taken yesterday, the 28th At the
moment we write, eight pieces of cannon and NOR
tar from Ath entered city. TIER ar,Illery-men
are with them They bring 10000 Cartridges and
200 barrels of powder. The Dutch cemmaridsnt WA
made prisoner and will b. kept till M Sptaejs Is re-
leased. The loss of the Dutc, is conpu,e ed d, 1000
men many horses and most of their artillery They
counted at the commencement $500 Volunteers
are pouring into Brussels from all directions loaded
with arms ind provisions Phe peasautry are arm,no
Other towIis following he example, The mer.
camille interest OF Ghen' and Antwerp have thus far
! g.
bend that the victory of the inhabitants OF Brussels
will act like al electric shock upon other cities. How
will all this end, you will ash? Either in the estab-
lishment OF Republic Of their own choice or i'm
their being annexed to Holland. There can he but
little doubt but that Prussia, and perhaps England
Will interfere, III which case general will take
place France, In such event will once more
stand single handed against oil Europe But sgain
IN that event you will see all Italy in arms. Thev
will Al once throw off the yoke of Austria Sardinia
will do the same The Rhenlsh provinces will of
1,.y, -
strength, such ash, may be, to France. Thai Europe
on the eve of general war, admitted BY all here
| 1t will be bloody It may be long one but
| the result will be and must be eminently conducive
to the great interests of civil and religious liberty
1t will be the war of opinion foretold by Mr. Canning
The Paris papers contain advIces from Brussels of
the 29th September The connections of Belgium
!conilnued rapidly extend. TRANQUILITY continued
in Brussels the Goth. The following items ara
given unde: that date:
News oday of the capture of Mons by the arm
ed population OF the city The Belgian troops, shut
up witt, the Dutch troops the fortress deserted
with arms and baggage, and facilitated It's captrre
| 1t continued 500 cannon, and ammunition in
great qtAatity! a captulation was eranted ia tho
Ductcn troops.
| The commander in Chief Of our troops has noti.
| fiedPrnce Frederick that he demands Messrs Ducpe-
taux, and Plettncky in exchange for superior Off
GERS, prisoners informing him that if refused NIL
| these shall be shot nine this morning"
The troops had retired on Vilvorde and passed tho
night preceding al Seventeen, for the bridge of
Eahler. and some others have been burnt by the pea
snntry. system of regular defence has now heen &c
tabshed within Brussels; which will place the citu,n
security against another attack NJ. Jolly IS made
President OF the War Committee of the Provincial
Government, a. NlcoaY, OF the Interior; Coghea of
FINANCES and other commuters formed constitu-
ting the council
Comma Edant Van Haien ordered general review
at Brussels on the 29th HIS conduct is spoken of
in the highest terms.
The disorders continued at Liege The inhabonta
OF the districts OF Oreye have sounded the ocsin in
some pieces An engagement between the neonl.
and the soldiers had taken place, and more general
one was anticipated At the b4ttle Of Oreye second
military chest deposit with eclesastic, fell into
the hands of the Liege troops. There is bevond
oreye. a kind of bridge thro yn lane which
crosses the high road. whose arch is large enouob
to contain above a hundred men. This some,irpes
serves as place of ambush for the Dutch ipfan,ry
At Geer, half league from Orcye, fifty armed men
are said to have displayed the Lege banners
The troops at BIuges had scarcely quilted the civ
when the well disposed inhabitants met; and the tri
coored flag was hoisted on the Tour In Halle. in the
presence OF almost all the inhabitants to the rnoinc
of bells and general acclamatons. Upon this rsliv
ing sign, all the inhabitants assumed the Fri. colored
cockade. The Town Guards have been orrsnized
from among every class of the inhabitants. il IS said
that the troops who marched from this town for Cs
tend were unable enter. as that town vns in tho
power of the citizens.
The Journal dc Verviers says;-"The proiectiles
found at the Chartreuse valued nj more Than 600
Ooo forms. What is certain U.s. that there are 20
mounted Commons of which six % Founders ard
the others OF less cGiIbJe Moreover there are 90
carriages, which will be used immediately for mount
ing the cannon which are al the foundry at The dis
Posal OF the Burghe Guards, who likewise occupy the
post"
Zen Bowen, Commandment General OF he fortress
OF Mons, has addressed letter TO the civil aufbori
ties OF that town, IN consequence of which the Burro
master has Issued notice, eDioipIng all the Buroer
Guards, and other persons at Mons who NAV have
arms oeloDglbgt TO the State to deliver them up with
Id 40 hours second notice is published by the Bur
gomasteF, announcing the restoration Of TRANQUILITY
Intelligence from Mascyck and Vcnoo state that
cxreInr efervescence exists in thos Two towns and
that the inhabitants have already had several enoao
ememeDts with the troops NJ. Van Meenen is made
Governor Of Southern Brabont There are reports oe
disturbances IN Holland, and demand for the on-
Gent Stakeholder system.
The following intelligence from Brunswick is dat
ed sept. 2Z;-' Order and tranquility become daily
and more consolidated and arrests -, coaelyy