Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-29


destroyed, with 100, 600. 600 Of france
II in goods as il was said; one half be.
longing to English merchants.
Oct. 29.-1he suspension Of hostili-
ties agreed on yesterday morning, siili
coutinser. The capitui.tion 10 not
yet settled, and possibly may not be
effected. All will probably end in a
truce.
BRrssEi.s, Ger. 3l.-Thc victorious
army Of the patriots, after having rout
ed the Dutch troops, made its entry
this morning by the Red Gate; the in
ner guard had been disarmed by our
citizens, and especially by the sailors
and workmcn Of the port. The flag oi
independence was immediately dis
played on the tower Of Nofrs Dame.
Tranquility and confidence have been
restored. .4nftoerp Journal.
ANTWERP, Der. S1.-The treasures
buried under the cinders Of the custom
house. burned by the HolIanders on
the 9Th. still smoke. Oh. ye Who love
to walk abroad, come and contemplate
the ruins Of our unhappy city.
The following order was published
ON the aSth:
Order offhe Dny-7o tie .qrmy.
HEAD-QuARTERs,A ANTWERP.
brave comrades, your efforts have
been successful. In o few days YOU
have done what no army would have
dared to undertake. We are master,
OF Antwerp; the enemy is entirely
dispersed, and his cavalry is flying in
confusion towards the frontiers of Hol-
land. A suspension Of arms is agreed
on with the Governor Of the citadel.
and negotiations are in progress Tor its
surrender. The Drigadier command
ing the Belgian troops, NYrELs.
FRANCE-CHANGE OF MINISTRY
A change has taken place in the
french Cabinet or rather IL has been
dissolved. The party docfrinaiyc de
mandrd the deposition Of Mr.. O. Bar.
rot. The demand was presented by
NJ. GuiZOf, and met with great oppo.
sitI"n, partit ularly from NJ. Dupont de
L'Eure. The embarrassment .rosc
from the measures OF the Chamber in
favor ut the ex. ministers. The King
declared that NJ. Dupont was the last
OF his friends with whom he would wish
to part. The resignation Of Messrs.
de Broglie aud Guizot followed yerv
soon after this interview, and that OF
NJ. Louis succeeded. All three were
accepted.
A decree of King Louis-Philippe,
dated Nov. Sd. appoints NJ. LaiIitte
TO be President OF the Council and
Minister Of Finance, in the place of
Baron i.ouis,,resigned. The Marshal
Marquis Maison TO be Minister Of For.
elgn Affairs, in the place of Coun,
Mole, resigned. Count MontaIivet IA
De Minister Of the Interior, in the Mace
OF NJ. Guizot,resigncd. NJ. Meriihou.
to be Minister Of Public instruction
and Ecclesiastical Affairs, in the place
OF the Duke de Broglie, resigned
The other gentlemen composing the
Council of Ministers, are Nj. Danon,
tdl Eure) Minister Of Justice; Mar.
shall Gerard. Minister Of War: Conn,
Sebastian, Minister Of Marine.
IT'S said there will be no more Min.
listers without Port. folios. The most
eminent men Of the last Ministry have
been attached TO Legitimacy They
contributed TO two RESERVATIONS.
The new Ministry will no, be afraid
OF the revolution; their feelings yo
with 1t. But Marshall Aiaison and
Montalivet are not known az elinlom, !.
lists. and there are some doubts Of
their talents. "
On the 5Ist Of October, the King O.
France revie~ed the National Guard.
of Paris on the Champs de Mars. Tn.
on reaching the field his Majesty was
received by Gen. Lafayette at the
head OF the staff, the artillery firino a
salute OF 2l guns. The troops, amount.
ing to about $4,000 men, presented a
hDe appearance.
HE committee Of the Court Of Peers
are extending their inquiries respect.
ibR the measures Of the late ministrx
as Far back rs Aug. 1899.
The examination Of the imoeachetl
Ministers had been finished, and many
Ut the witnesses. The debates on the
subject were not expected TO com.
mence before the 18th Of Dec. The
Chamber Of the Peers will be fitted an
Tor that occasion.
Prince NOrosk y minister Of the house
ct the Emperor, has been appointed
RusslSn Ambassador to Paris, in Mace
OF PoLzo III BOrgo.
SPAIN
Nina has marched into Spain, and
was commencing the work IL rsyolu.
ton. The constitutional flag vas lly.
ing At Cadiz, Corunna, &c.
valdez had been obliged 70 retire
from Spain back toto France.
me HevOf'tFion IN Spain.-I.etters
from London. Of Oct. 5Oth. announce
that the standard Of liberty WAS rn;,ed