Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-10

Ilcssc, but it was soon put down. Troops
have been sent off from hence for \llbcl
and Ncnvscnburg.
The Hamburg Reporter mon;ions that
Prince Paul of Wurtcmbcrg had accept
cd the vacant chrome OF Greece.
The Temps, of Oct. 8, gives n letter
from Madrid, Of Sept 2G, which says
--"Ncws has reached here that the IN
habitants and Garrison of Ca!iz have
proclaimed the Constitutional Govern
mcnt."
The Prince of Orange is TO cntrcnch
himself at Antwerp, whence he will be
able to harrass Brussels, and keep its
population in alarm.
France has not only declared that she
will not interfere with the concerns of
Belgium, but has also intimatcd that she
expects the rest of Europe also TO abstain
from intcrlcrenccs, and that peace will be
maintained.
II is reported that the French and En-
glish governments have sent orders to-
their Ambassadors to try To settle the
disputes between the BclgiaEs and the
Dutch.
Prussia, has acknowledged the new
government of France, and has also Civ.
en- assurances OF her own non ntcricr-
cnccs of Belgium.
The Spanish refugees on the French
frontier had at the last dates made no
movement. A junta had been formed at
Bayonnc.
BosTov, Nov. C.
One day hicr from Lonion by the
Lady Oglc, British packet brig, from
IIalirax, the London Times ofOct. 9, is
received at City Hall, being one day Ia
fer than our London dates by the Per-
iccl.
Count dc Lcbczcltcrn, n distinguished
diplomatist, had been appointed Minister
from the Court of Vienna to the king of
the Two Sicilics. The march of Aus
tran troops into upper Italy continues
without interruption. Milan, it was re-
ported, was to be garrisoncd by $4,000
hungarian troops.
The Madrid dates are to Sept 90. The .
accounts are thatthc party of Absoutists
was completely predominant at Madrid.
From the New fork Gazette.
LATER FROM FRANCE.
Our pilot boat has Just come up, an
nouncing the arrival below of the packet
ship Francois !. Capt. Skiddy, from
Havrc, whence she sailed on the Cd of
October. BY her we have, as yet, re-
coivcd only part Of our French files in
cludmg Havrc of the lst Of October, and
Paris of the Goth of September. htthis
late hour we have only to notice briefly
the most important items.
The accounts from Brussels arc 10
9th at noon. The victory was decided. .
The Dutch troops, driven from every
position, were in full retreat. A private 4
letter, dated Il few hours later, confirm .
ALL
The letter also explains the cause Of
the burning Of the house Of NJ. dc Mcus. .
That man had taken part with the proyiS-
ional government, and BETRAYED that
cause which had placed confidence in
him.
In addition to these details, it is stated
that order was about recommending cv-
cry where in Belgium, that near 10000 .
Ill'u W'b uIli't, anu diilIl'i''N NHii 'h' u
noblcst feelings, were united at Brussels. l
A large party had set ont in pursuit of
the Dutch troops, whom they followed for
two leagues The people were excited
to the utmost with the victory.
The Courier Francois Of Sept. 80, re-
marking particularly upon the passing O.
vents of Belgium, says that the complica-
ted events affect i'm n very serious man
ncr the political state of Europe, and
whatever may be the desire oi'thc French
Government to maintain peace, It now
seems too certain that France will be for
ccd into war. That paper suggests that
the best means OF preventing thus, VIII be
to put the country upon the most iornida-
bic footing of defence, as well as It re-
latcs TO men and arms, as material. I
Letters from Geneva of2j'h Sept. an
nouncc the arrival of n courier from Mi |
Ian, which states that that city was IN "A
state of insurrcctlon rs well aS Padonc. /
A number of English families IN Italy, |
were about leaving that country alarmed
ut the mcnacing posture of affairs. II
Loxpov Ger. Sir G.. Murray is to
bc appointed to command the army, and
another Colonial Minister is {" be- named. h
A general change of the Ministry Is cN-
pcctcd. Il
TuE EX-DEf.--A letter 10 the editor
of y. Y. Gazette, dated Pisa. Italy, 4
Sept. &, SAYS. 'I'hc Dcy of Alglcrs,