Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-08
30 IS 4IGU.
LATE Il lNrEREsrlNG FROM EUROPE


The packet ship Silas Richards. which left
Liverpool On the 9th September, and the ship
81. George. which LEFT the same port on the 26th
have both arrived a, NV York on Saturday.
! We have received preof.s lin, from our aiten.
/ tive correspondents ri the New York Mercao.
tile. Gaz tt, Journal of Commerce, Standard
and American, lram which we make the amer
j ed Interesting extracts
An advance, II will be seen had tnken place
! in the prices Of Bread tufts al Liverpool owing
To the unsettled state OF the weather, together
with the uniavourahle reports oi the oatstan-
ding grain in Iceland and The northern parts oil
England, aud the inferior quality and condition
Of the new Irish wheals. About 20 600 bbis
Flour had been sold e,thm the week, principal
! " on the 2lst, u, 49,. I'D. per bbi Tor sour TO
34e Cd n SO. FOR prime sweet On the 10Th.
about 10000 bbls Flour changed hands on spe-
culation al SO II 37s. per Dbl.
The political Intelligence is highly inieres-
ting. The rumour OF an insurreeton IN st.
/ Petersburg is, probably, without foundation,
but there Is no question of the authenticity Of
The accounts from h, ussels. which in cfreo, de
clare that city in state oi Siege by Prince Ere.
derrick
The follow ing summary of the intelligence of
the week, Is from London paper oil Saturday
! September obth.
III the month OF July. seems fast extending it
self We have news his week TINT IL has been
felt n, Copenhagen and Vienna, as well ms nj
| Brunswick, Cassei, and Dresden The spirit
of iumut has even reached 81. Petersburgh,
and has dsordered the ranks OF The Auiocra's
army. There hrs been sediiion II ~ said,
| among the Guards OF the Emperor Of Russia.
Whclncr this he rue or not. there can he no
doubt, ms the knowledge of the events which
have occurred NJ Paris Is spread through En-
rope---ihat the people vii he made sensible Of
thcir own power, and will most probably, b..
inclinrd ~ use II. Mr. is there, "a Tar as we
can see, ANY means oil resisting them The
bulk of the aoldery IN every state OF Europe is
taken from the peope, and shares iheir srnt-
mrris and iee,ipgs.--fhe T. nperor Of Austria,
indeed, reignne Yer different nations, mas
send German soldiers into Italy, aud ltallins
btp Germany, hui he great mnlofity Ut the
soveregus oi Europe have no sneh h"sihe sub
jeCts 10 III against one another, aud they must
resign themselves 10 obey tin will OF their peo.
pie. Besides, on looking back nj the history
Of Europe, we do not perceive that is nrmies
have generally ben employed ~ kerplng 'leif
counirVmtn ~ obedience. ! fey have some
tunes formed the police Of towns, but they have
generally besn destined lot foreign war The
people have not bilhetto needed constralnt, 10
make them ubedeni--they have looked on
their rnicrs hs their benefaGtoTs and have nun
bly followed their hehests from ch oiee II obey
have altered THAR opinious, II ,nisi,ust have
succeeded To confidence, II eoniemp, have ia
ken the place OF veDeTaton, # sneh II change
he general, AS the events at The last Two mon las
seem to imply, we may look forward 10 morr
extensive changes: for wherever the soldiers
ave akrn llom The ranks Of the people, tbcrc
IT, Sovereign can possess no means oil con-
10 lug the public Will
From The UeU1gerdsa Chambgrs1
REPORTED RESURRECTION IN RUS
STA. The account nfa military inmtrection
nj 81. PeiersbJTgh has bcea spread on the faith
of e ter ro u Frankfort. OF the 10Th inst
bit no date is gwen OF this extraordinary
event which, # founded, cannot have Ia
ken plnce til -'bsrquent 10 the 18th Of Sep
f"mber, the date oil lte last letters received nj
PARIS.
The insurrection is said to have broken out
rmoags i the regiment of the Imperial Guard,
which had recently returned from the war OF
Turkey, nd IN consequence of a discomfort
which manifest d itself among them, respecting
tn refusal oil tue rewards tpat had been prom
ised TO hem. II is added that ~ 900 men had
been killed or wounded during this insur-
rectlon--a pnmber winch evidently bears the
mark ol rshggctalion bat nothing ia said Of lis
!
! ror.
This pccoant is probably forged one. How
eyrt, II is 10 he remarked, never heless, that at
the time OF the Insurrcction blra ing out,
a tee tae death Of the Emperor Alexander,
tla FIST notice oi that commmunlcsliun
arrived by way of Frankfort, aud with great
CELEBRITY.
THE NEIHERLANDS.--in Belgium af
IN r, seem To have thsen Serious urn towards
tragic conclusion IL the sitting oi the
States Gsn,ril Il WAS resolved lha the denhn is
of Tho Brlgians should mol be hs'cnrd TO unl,l
The authority fthe Kipg was rt-esinbsbe.
The Dep1tie from B'l3lam thereupon returned
home aud great agitation followed. Tue
Kings noops remained At yiiyorde. n sho,t
distance tom Brussels Lego remained tran.
qnl. but Namur was declared in state OF
scige, Gen. Van. 6een having taken upon HIM
5 u the whole direction OF The police. A Btus-
srls tnert were numerous nssembla2es m the
eresl market place. They demanded ARMS 10
marlh to Vlyordr, and already in the nigDt
some attachments bhd gone out on that ROAD,
and the road 10 TersUeren, aud brought back
with them four horses Of the marechansce.
/ / has proceeding was disappToyed by the Conu-
/ al Of Public Safety ia Proclamation posted
mp IN the Afternoon. The crowd tore this Pro.
clamaii n 10 pieces IN the great market place,
arms were loudly called for-a group eded
/ in entering the Iown-hall, aud seized on chest
! oil muskeis
The Committee OF Public Safety was dissoly-
ed, and IL WAS replaced by Provisional Gov.
ernmeul.
On tbe 2lsl, tie Prince Of Orange issued a
! proclamation. ordnning the follows:
PROCLAMATION.
/ Frederick, Prince Of he Netherlands, 10 The in .
hnbdanis Of Brussels.
! BKUssELLois The ktag, our August Father,
is engaged, IN concert with the Representatives.
/ of H. Nation. and in the only way which is
compatible with their oatbs, in examining, at
irniveiy, the wishes which have proceeded
from among you.
Public order IS. however, certainly disturbed
within yourselves, and whilst with a zeal, and