Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08
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THE NETHERLANDS


49, THE NETHERLANDS.
From the tenor of the Nciherand news It WILDE
srrn that the prospect Of pacific alusment of the
difficulties between the King of the Netherlands and
spirit of rebellion active in most of the Belgian
ties, and the alleged Infamous conduct of the Dutch
soldiers at Brussels will give darker and more do
tcrnned character To the the side of the Bel
gaps. The rep1r's of the enormlues committed by
the army Of the Prince of Orange doubtless much
exaggerated for obvious purp Sc; bul there is
dbic evidence thn' they have foundation IN
truth l, is said that large number of English,
who relying on the reprepressn'ions of their Amha
sador, lord BagOt. reullned at Brussels, and were
witnesos and victims If The Dutch sodicry have uni
ted to addr heir complaints directly TO their 20
vernment, and denounce to 1t the infamous ylo-
lltion OF he principles of the rights OF nations and
tie laws of humanity.
a mercantile house in New York has received a
letter from ts corresp ndeut in Paris stating that
had Just received accounts from Brussels the 30 h
Of Scotr 20 this effect: 'The city Of Aih an irnros
TN, fnr'ress, was taken Yesterday the 25. At the
inunea W. wr.'e, eight pieces nj cannon and NOR
Tar from Ath entered city. Thar arillery-nen
with chem. Trey bring 10000 cartridges and
900 barrels of powder. Tne Dutch commsndant was
INA &c cr,sonor and will be- KEEP, TIL NJ Spitaes is re-
leased. The o's of the Dutch is.coppute6 a, QUO
ticn, nI1ny horses ana most of their At,lllery They
counted at the commencement $500 Volunteers
IRE pouring Brussels from all directions loa ded
~, h arms aud provisions The peasautry are armnr
Other owns are following The example. The mrr
CaUtla interest OF Chen, and Antwerp have thus a
be2n cnablcd to keep down the people; but l appre
hend that The victory of the inhabitants Of ussels
VII act like al electric shock upon other CT les How
will ali tins end, you will ask: Ehhcr in the estab-
ilshment OF Reputable Of their cwn choice, or IN
their being annexed To Holland. There eau be but
little doubt but that Prussia, and perhaps Eng and
will interfere, III which general will take
place. France, in such nm event, will once more
stand single handed against all Europe. But again
IN that evcat you will See all laly in arms. They
will a, once throw off the yoke OF Austria Sars,n,a
will do the same The Rleulsh provinces viii of
course join France and Spain will before long add her
feng,h, such MS IL M y be-, to France Thar Europe
Is on the of general war; is admte by ali here
Ii will be bloody o.. 1t my be long one, but
the result will be and must be emnenlly conducive
to the great interests Of civil and religious liberty
1t will be the war OF opinion oretold by Mr. Canrup
The Paris papers contain advces from Bruss Is of
the 29;h September. The cOnmotions OF Belgium
continued rapidly 10 extend. Tranquility continued
in Brussels on the 29th. The following itcms are
given under that dale:
News o.day of tnc capture of Mons by thc,arm-
ed population OF the city. The Belgian troops shu,
I'D with the Du,cn troops IN the fortress deserted
with arms and baggage, and facilitated It's capture
II contained 500 cannon, and ammunition in
great quantity y caPtula;Iln was granted to the
DIctch troops.
The commander in chief OF our troops has not,-
fedP rince Frederick that hc dc!ainds Messr. DucDe
tiaux, and Pe'tncky III exchange for supe Tor OIL
GERS, our prisoners, informing INN tina, if refused all
these shall be shot al ifne tins morning"
The troops md retired Vllvnrds aud passed the
night preceding Saven,hcm. for the bridra of
Wahler, and some others have BEEN burnt by he pea
sanry. system of regular defence mas now been es
tablishcd within Brussels; which will place the citv IN
security against anoihcr attack. NJ. July IS made
President of the War Committee of The Provincial
Government, NJ. NcOlaY, of the Interior; Copbra of
Finances; and her committees G formed constitu-
ting the council
Commandant Van IIaien ordered general review
at Brussels on the 29th. HIS conduct is sDgkeo of
in the highest terms
The disorders inued at Liege; The Inhabitants
of the districts OF Oreyc have sounded The tncsin in
some PAGES An engagement between the people
and the soldiers had taken place, and more general
on was anticipated At the battle of Of-ye second
military chest deposit with eclesiastic fell into
the hands of the L;cse troops. There is beyond
Oreye, kind Of bridge thro over n lane which
crosses he nigh road. whose arch Is large enough
to contain above hundred men. This sometimes
serves as place of ambush for the Dutch infantry
At Gcer, half league from Oreye, fifty armed men
are said to have displayed the Liege banners
The loops at BTugcs had scarcely quilted the city,
when the well disposed inhabitants met; and tho tri
color d flag was hoised on the Tour Ia Halle in the
pre- encc of almost all The Inhabitants to the rinpinr
of bells and general acclamsti"ns Upon this rsly
ing sign, all the nha btnts assumed the tri colored
cockane. The Town Guards have been oronnz,d
from among every class OF the inhabitants ii is said
that the troops who marched from this town for Ga
tend were unable 10 enier. as that town was in tho
power OF the citizens.
The Journal dc Verviers snys;-"The proiec,,lcs
found at he Chartreuse valued OF more than 500
600 horins. What is certain Is, that there are DC
mounted cannOns. of which six are ~ Founders and
the others Of less callbe. Moreover there are 20
carriages, which will b. used immediately for mount
ing the cannon which a, the foundry at The dis
posal OF the Burgbe' Guards VINO likewise OCCUPY the
post
Gen. Howen, Commandment General ofthe fortress
Of Mons has addressed letter to the civil author-
ties of that town. IN consequence Of which the Burgo
master has issued notice, enloinng all the Burpher
Guards, and other persons at Mons who may have
arms belonging o the State 10 de- liver them up With
il IA hours second notice is published by the Bur
gonn ter, announcing Tie RESTORATION Ut tranquility
Intelligence from Ma-cyci and Vcnloo STA @ that
OK rem rRrvrscencH exists in tlIos two towns and
that the inhabitants have orsaly had several cnrap-
emcments with the troops. NJ. Van Meenen Is made
GoyeFnor Of Southern Blab,Dt. here are reports of
disturbances in Holland, and demand for the nm
cieni Stakeholder system.
The following Intelligence from Brunswick is dat
ed Sept 22;-"Order and tranquility become daiJv
and more consolidated, aud arrests have cea ed