Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-24


ihe 9Th OF October inclusive.
MOVEMENT OFTHE PRUSSIANs.
The most prominent, and by far the
most important item of intelligence con-
famed On these papers. IS the following ie'-
fer from Ostend. To was received by lue
London Morning Herald, by an eN'raoi-
binary express. az g O'Clock 90 ,he morn
inc of Oct 18th, and Immediately puo-
lIsAed in q second edition:
OsrESD. Monday Oct H.
"Ibastea to send YOU The imPor'outcom-
nun.c8uo0 which has Jus, been made to
me. that Prussia1 army has entered iel-
gum They have opened at three sever
al points-frst, by increasing lhe garrison
of Luxembourg, (where 1000 Pruss,aus
aIwss were by resty,) TO 10000 men; next
by Naesr,cht, with 5000 men; and then
at point more north iu Guelders which
2 cannot distinctly make out, with 5000
men The whole are TO be- directed on
Brussels. It's further said that the Prus-
sian force destined for this service, am
cunts altogether 10 $4,000 men, and that
Prince Albert. who lately married the
daughter of the hugof Holland, Is at their
head
aware how newspaper Intelligence Is
perverted stock exchange PurPoseg /
think it ugh, to keep myself clear of any
charge of that nature, by saying that the
above intelligence has not been commune
c4te3 % me boz am official shape. be-
believe be- however 90 be true; and the
English Gm.s TO whom 1t was sent, by a
freud tom Maesucbt. are acting upon it,
end ntead 20 quit this country on Tues
da}
I'VE are without any additional inteII,.
geuce from Brussels
"The Provisional Government arc ac-
quauted with the march of the Prussians,
they have not as yet communicated lt 90
the people. A report, however, prevails,
that NJ. de Potter has gone 90 Paris, and
ifthe news be true, it is probable chat he
hasdone so To- demand assistance
It is equally unfortunate and u0account-
able. that in our different files of London
u 1ers, an of che 18th are MISSING
thar we have no means of Judging what
q gree of reliance. or whether any, was
gwen 20 this Information by the most me
ielhgant the London Press. nthc Lon
don Standard of tbe 18th. however, we
linda letter from Paris of tho 18th, which
besides wearing an important aspect in
other respects. corrob1rates the ni0rina-
ton of the Morning Herald; we quote the
whole passage:
SIT ls announced to-day, by letters from
Berlin and Frankfort th1t the King Of
Prussla has actually marched 10. 900 troops
90 tlo frontiers or B o.g.um, and that To-
coo further troops w.lI soon follow thrr
steps If this statement be true. and
Lave every reason for thinking DO probable
t1e question wllI become increasingly com
phc--5d-~ince. Htle civil war between
Holland and Belgium. shall rage within a
leW DAYS with increased violence: 90 cannot
De supposed th7t the Prussian forces VIII
remain Inactive, 1r mere idle spectators of
the passing events You win recOl'ect
thai I lately spoke of the suppression
of the political excitement in the Rhe0ish
provinces of Prussia. This statement was
quite cor ect The King of Prussia. with
n view Of suDpre-s.ng this revolutionary
move nent, has dr'cted ihe tax on the vine
yards not fO Doe collected this wear. This
measure, though latc. has given. it is said.
considerable satisfaction, and tho Govern
man' is more popular lt IS added thst
Che hng of Holland has received real as
sisfauce from Berlin. the shape of both
money and mer-the Pussian soldiers arr
riuug a~ travellers OF private individuals.
haohed H ibe dress of private persons
On the whole. we are waiiog with great
nnUeiy To- ihe mex. mail from the Hague,
ln order 10 learn whether the threatened
attack on Brussels WIN or wiIl not be made
forthwith. I. is said that The Knr of the
Netherlands, being assured of Che non-in-
ter,enuon of either England or France.
has resolved on fighting ont the question
with The Belgians, and on not submitting
TO the separation of Belgium from ms
throne"
The Belgian Provisional Government
has refused Co allow even BC.glans from
abroad to enter hat country. This rs not
an die rumor, although there are many
idle ones aAo2t, as the Paris MoDlteur of
the 18th publishes Geographic despatch
from Lille, stating the fact oftbe refusal of
tho Be'gians To- enter. and which viii have
Che eject Of deteuug vast number Of
them, and others. from proceeding to the
frontiers, as they intended 20 aid the revo-
lu.onlsts. The Belgian Government has
come 10 this decision, some say, In find.
ing vast number of foreigners 10 Brus-
sells, and M an the towns and villages iu