Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29
lpriv,tn Observation-Disclosures


HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
private CorrcspondonccD
BRUSSELS, Aug. 1G, Tuesday evening.-A Cour-
Ter arrived here yesterday evening with despatch
es from London, which considered of the high
est Importance Their contents have been com.
municated 10 the King and the Government by the
! British Ambassador. 1t is coniccturCd that they
relate to the introduction of French troops into
this country and to the occupation of all its strong
| places by them both of which facts supposed
to he highly Unsatisfactory to Great Britain.
/ The Belgian Ministry have holden several cOun-
! ellis the subject, and have had various communi-
! cations with Sir Robert Adair and ecu Ballard.
1t is affirmed by some Of the influential members
OF the Government, that they cannot do without
the French troops, which arc daily increasing,
and which to be completed as understand, to
the number Of 80, 600. mon.
The Belgian Government now fully convinced
OF lis weakness, and fearful of another invasion on
the part .! olland openly states its intentions
obtain the delay Of tosu troops unti peace be
cludcd.
The Prussians ut AK Ia Chappcllo have begun
to make movements in their army. The Cover
nor OF that city arrived here this morning, ard has
had interviews with the French and English Am
baSsadors also with the Belgium Minister. Prcpa-
rations stated TO have been made for the defence
OF AK Ia Chapclle, il an attack that city was
expected. The Dutch fleet Antwerp has
made rctrograJc movement like the army The
gnn-boats have gone down the river, To be no
longer in view ofthat city, 1t is also said that the
four small vessels, taken last week bv the Dutch
steamboat on the Schcldt have been restored.
Ih" Emancipation, newspaper altogether in
the French interest is laboring to raise party in
their favor; but the Bclgians, il they could make
peace with Holland do not wish To submit 10 their
yoke. , O'Clock in the evening.
Between horcq and fears tho Belgian Govern
memt has not yet, as have heard, come TO any de-
termination respecting the detention the French
army. Nothing has yet been decided; but En-
Etlsh Courier is IN waiting in order to take the de-
cision to London. The Dutch troops, it said must
be wholly removed from the country before tho
French army is TO quit.
The city and the whole country, is in the most
perfect TRANQUILITY
The Dutch army, it is expected, will have
entered into their own tcrritory-to-morFow or
next day at tarihcst.
POLAND.
Warsaw is still hid by the Russian armies from
the eyes Of Europe. The Poles however are said
10 be prepared for terrible resistance. They have
II overpowcred, TO bury themselves aud their inyll
ders in one common ruin. 1t is said however, that
the Russians disposed 10 treat with them, and
allow them separate national existence, to be
governed by Fccroy of their own people. Cen
erai Rudigcr, VIII" had crossed the Yistua TO act
with Pascwitsch, has rccrossed it which shows that
the cause OF the Poles is not desperate we |
mi@ht expect We look with anxiety for every ar |
rival from the Continent as likely to bring of
the fate of this magnanimous people.
RUSSIA AND POLAND.
berlin, Aug l0.-According to letters from /
Warsaw, Of the 3lst ultthc Poles laughed outright
at thc idea Of hcing starved into submission by so
inadequate force as that Of .hc Russians T'hcy |
rad provisions enough to stand a seigc Of four !
months, and the town too well fortified !
cry side, to allow of any fear that the enemy will
attempt to take IT by storm.-Thcre regular |
army OF 10000 men within tho city, and great !
number of undiscipiincd troops, who were IN the !
course OF training; the whole of whom, as VOL! as
tic other inhabitants animated with the best
spirits, and resolved TO fight to the last. II. late I
movements OF tn" Russians have BETRAYED much !
INDIGESTION This by some attributed TO the rncdi-
Is las
to operate.
Certain it is that their original intention was to
occupy the whole part fthc Duchy, which is sur
rounded by the Nistula and the Prussian frontier,
and 10 establish provisional Government at Rel |
isch. But they till at 100 miles distance from
" arsnw, and they have not yet occupied kais!
Most OF the public roads, however, are infested
with parties of Cossacks, who extend their excur-
sionH many miles beyond the line OF the main ar
my, and stop harrasS plumber all WHO have the |
misfortune TO fall within their rcach.-They have !
brought the ch;iCTa nOrhUs wherever there has |
been any kind accommodation with them; but de. |
strnction invariably attends their progress without
timing their own ranks.
WARSAW. Aug. 1.-Extract ola letter: ON my |
last informed you of the Russians, under the |
command of Paskcwsch, advancing towards War !
saw, and, according to news arrived yesterday, his
advanced posts are already in Souchaczcw, forty
miles tEng!Ish) from here but the CORPS which was
under the command of Generals Chrzanowski and
Ronaniro, passed through Warsaw Yesterday and
to-day, from the other side of the river, towards
w ntoKl 'Sp8dLkB ana the Commander III Chief
leaves town to-day, to meet Paskowitch but it IS
expected that the Russians will not give battle, bat
retreat.
"Sncc the Council of War has beon held, the
greatest unanimity prevails, and perfect conf
dcncc is established between tho Government and
the nation, and the Commander-in- Chief
we arc cXPcctinga tremendous battle soon"
Sr. PETEHsnuRG, July 3O.-Eiis Majesty has re. |
ceivcd from Count Paskewitch detailed account !
OF the successful passage OF the Yistula by the !
Russian army.
1iD!itioR If Quarantine m Russia The Russian
G vcrnmcnt has done away with all quarantine
The reason assigned for thus is, that tho whole |
empire being infected, nothing remains to be gain
cd by the restrictions, which were in other respects
announcement and impcricclly fulfilled.
r'Om the LDndoR Gigbe dug. 20.
Some days ago report reached us that the En-
Pcror Nicholas dead. This was said to bn a /,
fabrication ofthc Jews at Berlin, and we disbcisv-
cd il. There seems, however, TO hang a mystery
over the news from Petersburg. That capital ex-
posed TO the rayagcs Of the cholera norLus left
almost without government The Emperor, "a, /
Ministers, the Grief Of Police, haze w.h. I
drawn TO Petcrhof; and, it sccrs. the raabc, not
the Sovereign, is autocrat for The day.
In the meantime, the Grand Duke, the only SUR. /
vlvng brother Of the Gar, is suddenly called 10 the
seat OF Government, and Prussiun iuysiciarl.r
miucTj for curing mental disorders, is confidently
reported 70 have been sent for from Berlin We
DO not rouch for these rumOrs--the- ma 4a idle
-toricr; bat mauy condolences seem to rive taarn
probability aud the unexpected inactivity O. the
Russian army tac EjsluIa, where wo were tar;,h.
be an indication o. iTcsolu'ion, change, and dis
in, ffatf -I,