Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-29

iumns-hey contain animated appeals 10 the patriesn,
and courage OF tho people 10 sustain their rights nj ali
hazards declaring that they the strongest pary-
that the government has lost all moral il il
on the peoples side-that the army nothing-lor IN,
Belgian soldier will not shed,hc blood of his brethren
All tho provinces declared to be this
towns and garrsons only excepted and that theirs war
constrained obedience. As the States General were e
assemble in Brussels the 18th Sept il was supposed
no decisive events would occur before that was accom-
pshed.
On the sth September by invitation of the Eat Maio
oil the Burgher Guard meeting of the members of IN,
States General present at Brussels was held AZ the towr
Hall, to concert measures essential to tho crisis After
an animated discussion il was unanimously agreed a.
necessary and committee OF safety was appointed
charged especially with the following objects: l. r,
watch over the maintenance of the dynasty q To in
sure the maintenance OF the principle of the separation
oil tho north and south g. To take care of the Interests
OF Commerce and Manufactures. These points heinz
established, il resolved that this committee be nom
mated, in conjunction with the Burgher Guard the Go
vernon oil the Province, and the Regency of tho CITY
These propositions concurred in PROMPTLY and
committee OF eight was appointed next day.
Cotton and FfoT.-Our Commercial friends will oh.
serve, by reference TO the extracts below that Cotton
had suffered slight dccline-whc bread stuffs had
advanced shade in the English market
The affairs of the Netherlands (says the Liverpool
times oil the llh) are as much embroilei as ever The
Bclgians insist dissolution of the Union with Uol.
land, and separate legislature, and demand that the
only BOND oil connection shall be a common King The
Nihg has issued conciliaory proclamation, promsn.
me redress OF all real grievances but is doubtful whe-
ther this will produce any effect. The people appear
determined TO have separation, and the army is We
ry much divided being composed OF about eoual
IONS OF Dutch and Begans, il will scarcely be in tho
power OF the King TO prevent ii, though by timely con-
family. ' "" !"
Yesterday, (says tho London Times of Sept lIth) we
received the Paris papers of Wednesday which contain
articles conrmatory of the pacific intentions OF the en-
peror oil Russia towards the new Government of France
iis, indeed, stated that NJ PoZzo d Borgo has receiv
ed dispatches, stating that the Cabinet oil St Peters
oursh preparing new credentials 10 be sent to him
Tho Irrial
ment The prohibition against the admission of French
shps nearing tho tr-colored flag in Russian ports has
been withdrawn.
The city Of London, perhaps never presented So fri
coonred an appearance as it has done since the
events In Paris The windows of the shops in Iudgate
h and Cheap'dc present but glare OF those nation
colours: bbands cockadcs, purses braces and hand
kerchefs indicating the various of the 9Th 2sh
and 18th OF july displayed in tho most conspicuous,
manner; so that foreigner who had not been informed
oil what mad transpircd, would certainly conclude that
some great revolution had taken place in this country
John Bull differs much from his neighbors on the other
SIDE oil La Manche; with him, outward demonstration of
nora principles by ribbands other signs has little AT.
traction; he speaks his mind freely, and will give his
purse Tor the support Of cause but that ALL with our
national character. TGIobe
Extract from letter, dated Bordeaux September Il
81 leit Marseiles the 9th August. STAYED day
at Nsmcs and another Toulouse: there had been
troubles and timult at Nsmos between the
and Catholics, who in great force there but all wa.
1uie when passed through, and perfect tranquility
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA
The Times announces the important fact of the acu-
al recognition oil Louis Philippe, King OF the French
by the Emperor of Austria and the KING of prussia
The recognition by both these powers was on its wav 10
Paris via Berlin. Count Lobau the new French Min
er has been most graciousy received by the King
Prussia. "
RUSSIA
~ appears by accounts from St Petersburg of the 25th
OF August that the Emperor of Russia had recalled his
interdct against French vessels bearing the
nag His Imperial Majesty has issued order that all
shps bearing the tri-cooured flag may enter the
ports of Russia This decision was in o be
arrival oil the messenger bearing the letter from Louis
Phillip announcing his accession the Throne of France
we have no doubt that formal recognition will be
maze immediately by Nicholas and forwarded with all
speed to Paris
PRUSSIA
According to letters of the Sd instant from Leip-
sic, symptoms OF instruction have also onneored
there, but as in the Prussan townson the Rhine the
spirit OF revolution makes yet bu; sorry figure
The disturbances at Leipsic occurred the night be-
tween the I'd and I'd instant but did last more than
hours having been virtually put down within that time
by The pro ip interference OF the prince and the militia
ry.
FRANCE AND ALGIERs.
The large ships of the French expedition against Al
giers with the exception of few frigatcs, corveos
etc are about to return TO France the approach
the auunnal equinox, which renders il impossiblc for
them to lie in the African ports. Eight sail of the line
IL irgaes and other vessels will be dsnaned and 2
snlps oil me limo, rigates 2corvces and bgs will
remain in observation in the little road of Toulon.
The trial OF Pognac and the other Ministers will
commence before the Chamber of Peers i'm October
lie VOler.
some lao accounts have been received thro France
from irun which certainly show the unsettled state of
the public mind in that part of Spain In the capal
every thing remained tranquil and without any appear-
ahce oil disturbance The public authorities i'm many
SITUATIONS were afraid of exercising their power lest the
feelings oil the people should be irrated Orders had
oeen issued Tor driving back If possible the emicrants
returning from France; but il was not dared 10 exccmte
hem not merely on account OF the popular feeling but
proceeding. ~ ~ '
Public Meeting de GEdsgOIo- French Rendition
On thursday afternoon at three o'clock i'm consequence
oil rcquson to the Lord Provost, a public meeting of
inc inhabitants of Glasgow held in the Town hall
10 consider the propriey of expressing their admiration
oil the heroism of the French people, in successflIv
resisting the late attempt to destroy their liberties and
the moderation OF their subsequent measures in he
tdOhShfnent oil Tree government The hall was crowd
cd 10 excess by most respectable asscmblage On the
motion oil Alexander MGrigor Esq. the Lord Provost
was called to the chair by acclamation The Chairman
Known 1t was not necessary 10 make any remarks Re-
souuons had been drawn up, he believed in tone of
moderation and good feeling which would be submtfed
to the m.eing, and he hoped would he unanimously !,
dopted Mr. Graham then proposed the resolutions
which were seconded by Mr.. r.. Thomson The meet.
ing was also addressed by Mr.. Colin Dunlop, Mr. Doug
las, and Mr. Finaw. Thanks having been voted 10 IN.
Lord Provost four cheers given for the French
people, and three for King William tho Fourth unon
which the meeting broke up.
meeting at Belfast On Tnssday, a meotiny nj
the gentry, bInksrs, and merchants of Belfast wa.
held Tor the purpose Of axpre-ng The sympathy OF the
the town in tho recent revolution in Ffepes Tn.
chair filled by Sir Stephen M,y. Rrsolntion, an.
proving OF the conduct Of the French psopIs Vs..
moved by Messr.. William Tenu,nt John Si,cIs;ro