Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-05

both sides. and q vast destruction OF property. We
have not room for halftha details day The toops
were withdrawn on tho 9Th Of September-taking up
position at Deghem, but with Wow probably, Of fa-
ling back upon Antwerp. The accounts Of the differ
snt parties are some variants the insurgents claim
to have compelled the retreat; the other hand how
ever IL 10 main aimed, that "unsbIe TO obtain
Of the town by any other means than . bom6ardmsnt
which would have csu'ed th- destruction OF that po-
Perty which was the pofessed object OF the troop.
10 preserve from threatened pilsge by the popu,acs
and the sacrifice OF loyal well dsoyal subjects
P'ince Frederick took the only which was left
TO him consistently wi honor and the desire to pre-
vent the unnecessary efison of booi, and Withdrew
his army to distance OF two leagues from the capital
here to ait the decision Of the Government to flu
ture operations"
The conduct Of the populce proves that hey are d.
rected by experienced officers. At their heal in the
capacity OF Commander Chief IL Juan Van Haieo a
panisrd Of Belgc origin, whose sufetings from the
nquisi'ion in Spain, have rendered his name familiar
In Europe. 10 no longer, therefore turbulence of an
restrained, nndscipned. and hconsierse mob, but
The rebellion OF the org ,nized by Of mill AIRY
tAent and actuaed by motives Of personal hostility
But our information does not stop here. The spirit Of
in'urreciion 10 spreading from Brussels down (, the
coas'. Ths latest news was brought by the Sp:t6re
Steam packet from Offend. arrived from Dover, and
the French packet ON Calais Tho ia. account from
Brussels that tho troops have been completely
en- 10 three several attacks upon Bruss la, were even
attacked in turn outside the was by the B,urg eos Eve
~ account gives the slaughter immense that Of
the Kings ids-deCamp had been killed, aud Prince
Frederick wounded in one of the afrays Numbers of
wagons were pressed from all round the country to
bring out the dead, who thrown In large
holes hastily dug for the purpose number Of houses
is said were tie better than riddles heap, OF bodie.
were lying piled up in the Kns's Park, Tor want Of time
to consign the m 10 the grave.
DISTURB.aNCES ~ BERLIN
There have been disturbances in Berlin, Of a more
serious character than the official Gazette Of the Cow
eminent was allowed to publish. A letter from Frank
Tort Gays
q" 1t was not merely an assemblage Of journey len
'aiiors bit meeting OF than tw enty thousand
persons, who loudly called for the Cons,u promised
10 1914 The aimed force ceived orders 10 fire upon
the crowd; the troop, Of the line refused il IL sad to act
nt their fellow riZens but the Royal irds
cuted the order: 60 individuals killed or wounde
The crowd. in dispensing, loudly demanded the Con-i
tuon The same letter add, that riots al broker
out at Hese Casse and that the Elector had been f.
ed at in his ear''ge: he s said t, hive been wouudsd
FROM FRANCE-IMPORTANT
Pa'is papers are TO the 26'h instant, inclu.ive.-
There is paragraph in the 'Temos' OF this date re.
speeding rumoured noe TO the French Gov, rnmen,
by some OF the Great Powers Of Europe, hich IL au.
hentic, is OF great interest IL il said that that they
have requested the concurrence Of the French Govern
menf, to the garrsonDg the forresses of the Neither
lands with Prussan troops The reply stated TO have
tramp red--hu'. II we are to beevs our Correspond
ent, who is 80 situated as 10 be acquain ed with the
general view Of the French Cabinet, the inerven'
oil Foreign States, in the afir. Of tho Netherlands
will not be submitted TO by the French Ministry who
are reported to have said that their views OF policy
and correctness on this subject would MT prevail
g'ins the national feeling, and that heir own safety
would be compromised by adopting the PRINCIPLES
commended TO them by the Greek Powers We can
not vouch for The authenticity Of this report; but in
the present state Of France. IL is hut too probable.
RISING AT BRUGES.
On the 26'h OF September, in consequence OF the
Proceedings at Brussels the populacs Of Brugss rose
and hoi'ied he National coors The Burghers to pre-
vent conflict between the rssps and tbs people sub
sequentiy exerted themselves 10 main tranquility and
on promi'ing to ordsr the Comm and
ant to withdraw his troops, and proceed with them to
Os,end There i, report that the people OF Ath have
made them'eive' masters OF the Notifications, and that
he ms Laid Ioyvn ehatr
same thing took place at Tourney.
a NEW VICTORY
'LoUvAIN. S.pt. "a
" hi patch to M. B'ron Vsnderlinden DHoos worst,
Conmander In Chief OF the Bourgeois Guard OF
Brussels.
" AZ seven o'clock yesterday morning the Dutch
attacked Louvain from the side Of the gate Of Mou.
line', and dischhrsed several shsIls, when we ad.
vanc d 20 rePuIse them. Al ten O'Clock we received
the news that part OF the Dutch army of Tongres.
had set ont for Louvan in great force and with erea,
many cannons; about IL o'clock those treep. were in
iact already before town, upon which they began
an immediate at sck by discharge of cannon and vol
lies 81 mu-ketry. We sustained this attack, and our
brave inhabitants made sortie which was attended
with complete success; for two o'clock retreat and
confusion we're in the Dutch army, which was furious
ly assaed by brave patriots and 5riy.n 10 Ti,ls
mont. where their route became race, owing TO the
valiant resistance Of the people Of that town who
would not permit them TO retire throus it. We have
male many prisoners and our lo's IL ,rifling.
"Signed by the Commander in Chief of tn. citizens
of Lonvain. l. NEFEn
by fnrth@r accounts we learn from Paris by our let.
tiers OF Tuesday evening" that on the 81 the Bejy,ns
had attacked and succeeded in driving the Duch tooops
from the Park in Brussels and the neig hbourhoed and
mat the town was free letter from Brussels of the
9th says that the troops OF Prince frederick are bra
ten on all Sides and the Belgian inhabitants are arnpg
against the Dutch. The fortress Of Mons is in the
power oil the Belgian Inhabitants, who have attacked
Ah and, assisted by the inh, bants of that place have
made Themselves masters of the garrison VIII, had laid
down Their arms The same success has Just taken
place at Tourney.
IT.
filled inside and out with Belgians the number of a.
tout 90 persons is now passing the Fos' Office on the
road TO Brussels. They singing the Marseilles
Hymn; not only the people in the streets, but the
grenadiers Of the National Guard on duty at the Post
ofce are clapping their hands and cheering them as
they pass.