Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-03

The combined squadron seen OIL o.lend ON tho M,
November. " WV 'h
strange that Prussia should remain so quiet after the ner
enpory declaration which she has made on the subsc,
OF Belgian affairs, because the citadel cannot be taken i'm
less tsn 10 or ~ days. and in that time Prussan army
OF 100000 men, be placed the frontiers of Belgium,
prepared to act against France.
The London Courier OF the 9Th saws that Russia Aus
tra, and Prussia still of opinion that by
negotiations matters may be arranged betwce Holland
and Belgium, without arms and that .sthe iner
media,ions OF the Dutch King will terminate by his ac-
cep'ng in the Spring the proposed conditions Eprl.nd
and France however, have no longer faith any but CO.
ercive measures The Courier argues that the forner
powers ought either to present definite plan for fer
mnang the difficulties in question: il they oppose that of
the others, TO withdraw from the Conference entirely
New YoRx, Dec 49,
LATEST FROM FRANcE.-The brig Mary Jane from,
, Moe%s 1 arrived last night bringing Bordeaux of
inc i"h ana Paris papers OF the 18th November Tho
only important intelligence they contain is the announcs-
men' OF the entrance of the French army into Belgium
In the Courier of this morning find the following ex.
tracts from the French journals
Pans, Nov l5.-The Moniteur contains the following:
-Conornaby TO the convention concluded the 22d Oc-
ober last between France and England the army of tho
WORTH under the orders OF Marshal Gerard has passed tho
frontier this day. the 18th November, directing its march
ON the Citadel OF Antwerp, the delivery OF it, to
H. Nj the King oithe Begians.
person OF responsibility who left the head quarters %
the French army on Friday evening and who had an OPP
poruniy OF frequently conversing with Marshal Gerard
relates to us that the commander the French army spoke
openly OF the probability of conflict with Prussia i'm corr
sequence OF the entrance OF his army into Belgium. ap-
pears that the Marshal has instructions with view to am
engagement with the Prussians, and that pan of
pagn has been laid down in of their interference
his paragraph furnishes key TO the arrange ments
made on those points OF frontier adjoining Prussia and
10 the rapihy with which many regiments marching
ither Ii Is said that three corps Of observation will be
simultaneously formed Ono the Meuse the other OH,
the Mosselle, and the third the Rhine Gen. Pellet who.
WIN certainly have the command Of the division of tile
nieuse, will have Colonel Moline head OF hrs general
staff. - 0~N'
The Belgian Legislative Chambers commenced tbeiv
session on the Nth Nov. The following is an extract from
King Leopod's Speech.
Alter long delays less injurious how 10 the interests
oil the country than might be oppreheuded the nome Mt is
dt last arrived, when can comply with the wishes of the
Chambers and the Nation, by leading the powers wc
guarantees OF the treaty of 10th November TO ensure its
execution Those powers, having acquired the certainty
that ia longer abstainug from adopting measures they
would place Belgium, in the absolute necessity of doing
herself justice, unwilling incur the isk of gen.
eral war United by formal convention, them have
engaged TO begin the execution of the treaty. by the inn
hoaa'e evacuation OF our territory The fleets OF Franco
ad England will letter the OF Holland and if
these means oil coercion sufficient, in two days
French army will advance without troubling the of
Europe TO prove that the guarantees given vain
words.
IT is said attempts have been made by the Govern
nent open negotiations but their object was merely
to gain time, they had been unsuccessful.
On the 18th, the Duchess de Be arrived at Boleanx
and was conducted from thence place OF
ment at Baye The greatest respect appears have be
SHOWN TO her by the government officers and among otbe,
instances OF their attention, it is stated that bath was
ready prepared for her she passed outer
gate of the castle