Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-24

c,nbarrassc has teoa conel;, dissolve by Roy
III Ukasc, the six regiments OF Curbincrs % Fnda,d
and tho E,ct Major of the Gcncrui of tho pruvincc
The extent of the movements which has induced this
decree do ;ut at present precisely ,f:iior
stand; hu. the TACT is volume, and may supply with
nope, until facts shah lopc; into re-
ali,ies. roor Nioi,oas' mry he live TO aassia d-
viied into Republics, iao snal constitutions, clcc
tive moncrccs, with Chan'bcss of Deputies and SER
acs Ill each Of those immense PROVINCES, whcl, are
yet governed ''in the ofthc Lori" by his most
trusty and we'll beloved servant, the Emperor of All
the Rusians Do not despair! Though somewhat ad-
vlnccd i'll years may live TO the accomplishment
CT this woud.lc prophecy.
The state of tho Belgian question is now attracting
universal attention. and must not DO lost sight of for
moment.
Tie Belgian Revolution was Just.
The Belgian Revolution the fruit OF the French
! Revolution.
The Bclgians encouraged in their Revolution
by promises from Franco and the French government
from September 10 January last.
Tho putchy OF Iuxcmbourg, bcongst to Belgium.
The French Government stated that it would never
allow any portion of Belgium territory be forced from
| it.
The French Government has sirncd n Protocol
which, ii carried into effect, would rob Belgium
of Luxembourg for the sake ana advantage Of the King
of Holland.
The French Government has nevertheless rcncatcd
" said that Luxembourg should DO forcibly taken
away from Belgium.
Prussia and the Gcrrnauic Confederation propose TO
take it away by force.
Luxembourg desires to remain portion of Belgium
II Luxembourg shall be separated from Belgium,
| ~
The Belgian Government will not rc!inquish Iuxcrn-
hourg without war. This decision is Just, natural and
patriotic.
| Cen. Beliiari, the French Envoy at Brussels has
qaarrelcd with the Government of Belgium about the
question of Luxembourg, and has arrived in this city.
NJ. Rogicr has returned to Paris to ask several ,ics-
tons but the most importanti this-as the Belgians
arc resolved not to rclnquish Luxembourg will the
French Government permit Prussian army to compel
the union Of Luxembourg to Holland 10y force, and
against the wishes of the inhubitantsl
| II France shall answer in the negative, then Bel
GUM is sure of possessing Luxembourg. If France
shall reply lii the affirmative, then the Bclas and
will prepare to fight with Prussia for the independence
OF the Grand eDuchy. Though France will then have
betrayed her. the Belgians will bct-ay themselves
| Yesterday the Climber Of Peers occupied with
the form of pronouncing Judgment, par contumacc,
against Messrs Montbc, DHaussez and Capcle, three
OF the eSMins:eTs OF the ex-kng of France for hav-
ing signed the Ordinances OF July last. The whole
proceeding question of form, except that NJ.
Montbc had forwarded his defence i'll the shape of
pamphlet III which he admitted the part e had taken
I-decLrcd that all the measures pursued had been
adopted by the consent Of the Council of Ministers
protested agains, the power of the Chamber of Peers
oJudge iiInd expressed regret at the death of the
the citizenship for the Orlinances and re-
pcntanco fer having robbed the Treasury to pay the
soldiers OF France TO fire on the people 70 this
NOR invite your attention another OCCASION 1t
proof OF the audacy Of the writer and the intentions
Of this party.
The Chamber of Peers condemned the three ex Min
listers TO perpetual imprisonment to the loss of their
civil rights; to the forfeiture of all their honors I'll
tcs and to the payment of all the of the process
But the Peers should have done than this AS
these men have property in France and as Charles Y
and ls family have also property here let all he liable
to the payment OF the enormous charges which the
country has been exposed to by the destruction of pub
lie and private property during the days of July This
would not be vengeance, but justice-hoes and sal
utary Justice.
have great deal more TO say but 1 must defer il
III tomorrow. four obt servant, o. P. q.