Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-22

re- main inactive In their position
The ccmmsndant Of the civic force issued an order
o. me day Tor tho citizens to assemble at ten o'clock
yesterday morning, In the square Of the Hotel de Vile
But before they met the Prince sent TO order that ,hsv
would lay down their colours To this comma nj DOS.
tive negative returned, and n was for son. Tin.
doubtful whether hi. Royal Hirhue.s would nm
der the Beabapt flag, which had displaced the Orsrre
The urgency OF the occasion, however, made him wave
even this point which to him at first a pout Of ho-
noor, and he obliged en,rust himself son. with
out troops or assistance OF any kind, among 900 or
$4,000 armed citizens who had thrown aside The CO.
Tours OF his family and assumed those Of their
provinces. 1000 stand OF had arrived the dav bc
lore from L'ege and 1t probably s exsgg-raon to
'ay that not ess than 1000 burghers were provided
muske. nv yesterday morning. The square of the
Hotel de Vile probably never exhibited finer di.pav
than when each Of the eight sections had taken up their
positions with their appropriate Gags aud gtteriug arms
ihey not only displayed the trcoour, on their STAN
dards, but each citizen ui.cooured cockade At
his button hole and Of the had tr ,csrfs
round their waists.
The march began towards tho Palace of I,cL.n -
meet the Prince about half past eleven o'clock and The
last OF the sections had left the square m hall mast
we've his Royal Highne's, accompanied by three
ades'deCamP came in about half past but did NOT
reach ths Hotel de Vile till past 2 O'Clock.
lie was extremely anxious to proceed directly 10 the
Palace, without going TO the Hotel lie Willie al ali. but
the lower class Of inhabitants no doubt nv ,hs
city authorities, opposed his progress aud after ouar
ter oil an hours contest during which the popuace r
peaedy seized the bride Of his horse, and insisted ON
NJ, going to pay homage to tho city authorities he wa,
obliged to submit to their dication At the Ho,el do
ViIe he made speech in a very animated manner In
which he promised to satisfy the reasonable vi.be, Of
the Belgans, and announced the formation of COM
mission to consider their grievances He then rode of
win the cavalry OF part OF the Civic Guard & going too
FAST narrowly escaped being killed BY one of the no,t.
who thought that he was flying from the city to cali in
the troops. "
All The Guards were afterwards passed in review by
MIN before his Palace. He appeared pale and alarmed
in ths midst Of the Guarde Bour geoise.
The commission meets this morning at o'c,oek. ..
you will see by the enclosed Proclamation =
'o''an'a'''" o' INC rhoce oil Orange, In the Kings
Inhabitance Of Brusses!-I come with eonfden..
among you my security 10 complete, guaranteed a. il
is by your loyalty.
Its to your prudence that tn. re establishment AZ
order i' due. am glad to acknowledge THE, and
thank you In the Kings name.
,Join with i'm securing trapuui,lv and m ,,.o,.
WIN men enter the towns and. In with your at-
ho'i'e' will take the necessary measures for rsstor
ing calmness and confidence.
A commission, composed Of the Duke d'Ursel Pre-,
sdsn'; Wander Fosse, Governor of the Province
dWeiens, Burgo-mss,er Of Brussels; Emm. Wander.
lindn d Hoogvorst Commander OF the Civic Cusrd.
General dAubrame; Kocka-rt, Member of the r.
gency; the Duke dArenberg (who has agreed A. INV
WIN, 10 cooperate In this commissionD is charged to
propose these measures to me.
IL will meet tomorrow, the Cd of Ssptemb.r -
nine O'CLOCK in the morning, al my palace
WILLIAM, PRINCE OF ORANGE"
IL was said by the last sdvices from Brussels. that tho
Prince OF Oapge wac to set out for the ague with
proposals. the object Of which to quire that Hoi
land and Belgium should form two di.tinr, ,a;n;.,
tons. under a fedora! government.
Al Liege, Tourney. Mons, Bruges and Namur ds.
nrbanees TO greater or less extent broke out on the
took advantage OF the departure the troops 10 escape
from gaol. re
SPAIN
The Journal du Commerce of S.p,emb.r Tat .u.
"We learn hat General Nina left Paris ye,ter5ay n
approach the Spanish onter hut il seems that i,;s
hs intention not to pass them unless the state Of the
country should offer him the elements OF vigorous re
distance, that he might not have to reproach bims.
with the death OF the gallant whom his name
n,,en, induce 10 take up arms il such rising should
ultimately remain unattended with any favourable
Consequence This way Of thinking |. certainly praise
worthy; but it is probable that on hi, arrival he win
nod every thing prepared for action"
The Morning Chronicle Of September 4,b saws.
We learn from an authority on which we can reIv.
hat the Revolution in Spain was TO CONNIE nee in re
bret week OF this month Of September; and he general
through the provinces adjoining France, and some of
the Mediterranean provinces. All the active So.n;.rd.
nave 'eit Paris Tor their respective points Nina is at
present 10 Paris, but he is red an active
Spaniard and believe the Spsnards no longer ronnt
on him for aid in their und- rtsking
sort OF Manifesto pnrporing 10 be issued by SELF
styled directing Juna OF Insure con in ann.
OF the London papers in the beginning of September
Its OF great ength cites the ancient laws Of Snan
which Jnhy the deposition OF soveregns under certain
circumstances; declares that no harm was intended
against the of the King who must be protec,sd
rom traiorous minister's add proceeds TO give direc.
tons as from constituted provisional government
correspondent OF the London Courier says:-
The document in question does not come from Spain
but from Chelsea, where it originally framed and
Wy "a'i uoLen spanish refugees who know
nothing of2what is passing in Spain. There are two
signatures attached 10 the the printed copies the nm. ia
that Of Jose Maria Torjos, Spanish general and The
other is that OF Mr.. Somebody Calderon, a person
who apprehenc, has title to address thus whole
nation, wherein he isperbaps little known or not known
at ALL The copy translated in the Times forms mart
and parcel Of the bundle of papers found in The river
lew weeks ago, and which delivered to the Span-
sh Ambassador by the sailor who picked IL up. There
lore, mink there is no chance of circulation In Span
for this pathetic and hearbreakng appeal of NJ Tor
fJos q Co As to the title these two persons NAV
hnk to have TO the universal respect and confidence Of
their country, beg TO Feline an answer
The garrison OF Madrid is puted at from $4,000 N
5000 men, OF all arms Bnt notwithstanding this re-
enforcement the king has intention 10 return TT.
will proceed from GtaDa TO the Escutia where n. nil,
| await the result OF events. "
IL is intended also TO augment the Spanish armv NV
eight regiments OF Infantry and three of cavalry.
out as money begins to be wanting for the most
wants, probable that this augmentation will remain
uBexecuted.
There sa report that he Fort OF Pc had bean
taken by the defenders Of liberty.
Consfitutionnel
PORTUGAL.
Tie Journal du Commerce. Of Sent End con,a;ns Tho
following paragraph RELAXING Poruga: son the Is,h
OF Aug the frrment continued at Lisbon; the Guns ri
tort ST. George were pointed against the city and the
ilgate Diana, OF 4S guns anchored in front of the
Place de Torrero de Paco which the usual place of
popular tumu' ln order 10 avert the Storm Dts of
the police spread among The crowd a report that
Charles * had been restored TO his throne and that be
had cut of the heads Of than 200 noted rebels
and among them those OF the principal ,dior. of the
Jacobin Journals and General La Fsyeite."
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