Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28
FRENCH CONSPIRAToRs.

overweight nicknamet conspirators, who
called themselves I" Patriots Of 1916. -
The following are their names. ages and
trades:
Pleigner. aged S., currier Carbonneau,
So. dancing-Nas'er, Tclleron. so, engra-
yer; Charles, Go, prnter; Lefrsnc, SIS,
formerly an architect Nictoire Mayett,
q, wife of Picard, bootmaker Desbau-
ncs. so, off err of cavalry, ex garde-du corps
OF NJ nseur; Dcrvin, So. formerly inn
keeper the three brothers Deere, pub
lie writer's a the Palace of Justice Sour-
don, Sd, ex-usher, pet, and singer at the
Montnsier, Coffee -house during the usur-
patton Describes, so. chief of battalion !;
Connesu, 81, land owner and cx-represen-
tative OF tue Cha .4ber Of Bonaparte Bel
laguet. clerk in the War-ofIice Por-
nass'er. %, boot maker Dietricht, so.
a German tailor; Lebrun, 81. shawl pain-
tr; Bonn ssier, sen. 81, hair-dresser {:
Philippe, dealer in brandy; Warm, 90,
eX-cieik in a merchants counting house !;
Laseaux, 90, student in medicine Lejeune,
ex Lieutenant of dou1res Drouat, II. wines
merchant. Houzea, 10, florist Cartier,
44. retired officer G.rnier, SIS, cotton
spinner Planson, So, jewellcr.
These miserablcs are accused of having
entered into conspiracy to blow up the
Thuilleries, and to invite Napoleon III. to
the throne. They had frequent meetings,
and 1t length agreed upon Prociama-
ton, in which they announced, that 81 their
ebject was National independence =
that they wishe d to terminate the revou-
ton by overthrowing the Bourbon govern
nent. and that they would invite Napoleon
II. to the throne, on condition that the re-
gency should accept n certain constitution.
The trial had not finished at the last date
In the examination OF Sourdon. he was
asked, If he were not the author OF, various
atrncious songs sung al Montansier Golf G.
House, during the interregnum, to which
he answered -
" have sung the glory Of the French
soldiers ; l have made songs for Bopsparte
himself because long loved and admired
HIM. II made any against the King. it
was when he was not here, and in the
hope of obtaining place ia the department
OF Justice. For the rest, man thinks TO-
day what he does not think tomorrow
and siLce the return OF the King have
always demeaned myself like god sub
ject."
PARIS, June "a to July 2.
The Duke d'Angnueine is about to
make another tour OF the southern de-
partments.
Among the persons presented to his
Majesty on Sunday, were Marshals MIC
donald, Oudinot, Victor. Money, Mar
mont, Suchet, and Kellerman.
LONDON. June 25.
One ofthe Paris papers. mentioning the
arriva! Of the Princess of Wales at Malta
from Tunis. adds a report &c of her royal
highness having received urgent invitations
not to proceed in her romantic tours, which
compromise the dignity of her angus, ia
mily. To be sure de Gusti6us nil dianu-
tcndnW. But we Cannot easily account for
the taste and deicacy of 4 female visit to
the territories of their Piratical Might
inesses the deys of Tripoli and Tuuis."
Baltimore, .dug. "a.
BY Captain Glover, of the ship Repeat
err, OF Boston, arrived at this port to-day
from Liverpool, the editor of the Federal
Gazette has been favored with file of
English papers to the 18th of July, from
some of the latest of which few extracts
are made for this days paper.
The Right Honorable Richard BTinsiey
Sheridan, died at London on the 9TH of
July.
The trial of the conspirators in France
had been brought to conclusion, * three
Of them Poignier, Carbonneau and Toll
eron, convicted of high treason, and con-
demned to death.
London, Juiy Is.
New Dollars per ounce rs lCa
Marshal Soult continues at Dussei-
doif.
The Algerine expedition has received an
addition of the Hebrus. Granicus, Heron,
and Mutine. The Impregnablc and SUI
peru being completed with provisions, &c.
went into the SQUAD on Thursd,y last.
The Belzebub bomb is also completed,
and took in her mortars last Tuesday
The largest of these is OF the following di-
mansions, aud may give our distant read.
ers some ideas Gifts extraordinary powers
to do misehief.
Eeet. Inches.
Length Of the mortar d o
Calibre
Extreme breadth at the muz- g :,
zia
For charg ug mortar n pounds gunpow.
der.
On Thursday an order was received at
Plymouth for all the ships to receive iron
cables and have bits fitted fore and aft for
fastening spr ngs to them, in case should
be necessary to lie broadside 20 the enc
my's batteries. The launches and boats
are to carry small mortavs and carron-
AIDES.
Marine artillery from Woolwich and
company Of the rocket corps, will attend
the expedition.
The Queen Charlotte 10 guns. bearing
lord txmouth's Sag, Captain James Bris,
banc, aud the MindeD, u, Capt. Patterson,