Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-07
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

la lsS L ltpNh ECn1I
J-at,aisle ofhc EtcncA Arary into Ifiainm
The New York Courier Of Saturday has re.civ-
cl Paris paucrs to the 10Th November and Bor
doanx of the 9Th. bror,L, hy the brig Mary
Jane, which sailed from Rpchtii. un the 20th No
vmbrr
Thecn,rapce of tho Flauch amy into Belgium
is thus aunouu.,d
PARIS, Nov Il
I'm Non,tenr conto,ns the following" Con
urnably to the conventions concluded un the 231
October last, Between France and England the ar
my oftho North, under tEt orders Of Marshal Gle
fard has PASSED the frontier tins day, the 18th No
vcinoor, directing its march on the Citadel of Aut-
wNrp 10 ensure the delivery Of i, TO H. NJ. the
King of the Bcfg,nns"
It appears that much nnccrrain'y prevails in
Ffnncc III S;gafd to the part winch Prussia Will net
II oullars c,r,aln TINT the latter power nls collect
cd an army the Rhine and Belgian frontier. By
some II IS SUPPOSED she will take possession of
Nenio, winch las been allotted 10y the Conference
10 Holland. and IS now IN possession Of the Bel
CLANS, BY others more important views are atrlb-
uted 10 Prussia A Parls paper ofthc 18th con
talns The following
A person Of responsibility, who fctt the head
quarters Of the Ffench army on Friday evening,
anu who had an opportunity Of frcquently convers
ing with Marshal Gerard, relates to ,rs that the
commander Of the French Atmv spoke openly of
the probability OF II conflict with Prussia III cQnsc-
qI'ence ofthe tntrance of his army INTO Belgium.
Ii appears tha,,hc Marshal Has instructions with
view to an engagement with the Prussians, and
tina, Plan of aampaa ~ has been laid down in case
-of their interference"
Upon which the editor observes, THIS para
graph furnishes key ,othc arrangements made on
those points OF our frontier adjoining Prussia, and
10 the rapility with which many regiments IRE
marching thither. 1t is said tia, three corps Of
observation will be simultaneously formed. One
on the Mouse, the other on the Mosollc and the
third on the Rhine. Gsen Pelt, who will certainly
Nave the command of the division of the Me"se
will have Colonel Moline as head of his general
staff"
The Belgian Legislative Chambers commenced
their session on the l4ih Nov. The following is
an extract from King Leopolds Speech:
GENTLEMEN
oThe iourmon,hs which have elapsed since the
close ofthe last session have SEEN the accomplish
mentof many events important u the future fate of
this country.
Belgium has been SUCCESSFULLY recognized by the
powers of Europe; and the national flag admitted in
most OF the foreign ports
My union with the eldest daughter Of the King
OF the FreGh;in drawing closer our ties with gen.
crous people, has presented to me new opportunity
10 receive from most of the courts of Europe proofs
OF their friendship and Of their good wishes for
the welfare and consolidation f.he new state of
Belgium.
After long delays, less injurious however to the
interests ofthc country, than might be apprehend-
cd, the moment is at last arrived, when can CON-
ply with the wishes OF the Chambers and the Ma
ton, by leading the powers who were guarantees
of the treaty OF 18th Nov cmhcr, 10 ensure its
ton. Those powers, having acquired the certainty
that in longer sustaining from adopting aaercive
sthey would place Belgium in the absolute
necessity of doing herself justice, were unwilling to
incur the risk of general war. United by "A for
mai convention, two of them have engaged TO be-
gin the execution of the treaty, by the immediate
evacuation OF our territory. The ffests of France
and England will tetter the commerce Of Hollaud,
and ifthese means ofcoercion not sufficient, in
two days French army will advance without
troubling the peace Of Europe, to prove that the
guarantees given, are not vain words.
Such arc, gentlemen, the ffuits ofihc policy fol-
lowed until now by government With confidence
shaI! submit to your examination the negotiations
which have brought about this result.
We are on the eve of great events, gentlemen.
Tie evacuation oi'dqr Territory, viii contribute to