Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-03

VIC VIZ l'oA 'httnt III lNCEt, II SlNKlC armed
rebel. The authority promptly delivered
up to justice all those taken with arms up
on then. On the Sth and 9th Nav, IS of
them were condemned to death two were
executed Immediately, and the others would
be executed the next dav.
GRENoBLE.'May z.
Substance ofdn Ordinance Of the Project.
All those who shall not within "a hours,
have delivered up 70 the mayors of their
respective eommunes, all the arms and
cartridges IN their possession, or within
their reach, shall be considered as accom-
plices IN the rebellion. and prosecuted as
such-shall be treated in like manner all
those who may have any knowledge of de-
pots ct arms or cartridges, and not make
declaration of it. Every citizen is bound
to make a declaration of the fowling pieces
and pistols of every Kind that he may pos
sess. Any person giving shelter to the
rebels who marched against Grenoble in
the night oil the 4th May. shall be Consider
ed an accomplce. AM treated as such. A
reward from 100 to 500 francs is promised
70 all those who shall deliver up the au-
thors, chiefs, or abettors of the sediton.
Guillot, ancient officer of artillery, who di-
rected the insurrection of the commune OF
17Ire, and who having once been saved
the duke of Angouleme, has now covered
himself with the fwo-fold infa,ny of ingrati-
tude and oftreason, is denounced to public
whoever will deliver him up
to the prevotal court shall receive re
compense Of 500 francs.
PREVOTAL COURT.
he Prevotal Court which commenced.
without loss of time, the trials of the rebels
that nave been taken, condemned the day
before Yesterday, the three following to the
pam OF death :-Buisson, Drevet and Da-
vid !; the last was recommended TO the
mercy ofthe king. The fourth one, named
Maud was acquitted. The first and second
OF those condemned were executed yester-
day.
The trials of the others are going on
Inc most perfect order and tranquility
prevail in the district of Grenoble, as well
as IN the rest of the department.
Yesterday al the parade, the Lieut. Gen.
distributed the decoration of the Legion of
Honor to those brave men who distinguish
ed themselves in the affair with the rebels.
FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS.
Ministerial paper of May 9TH saws -
" rs Mr.. Canning only sailed from Lisbon
Tor bordeaux on the 18th ult. and has TO
see his lady and son safely on their route
to Bareges, 1t is not likely he can arrive in
England tor 10 days or fortnight yet to
come. AL the speculations in the newspa
pers about his accepting or refusing office.
are worse than idle-they are utterly I'M
authorised
AS recompence for the taking of Car
thagena, king Ferdinand has bestowed the
Grand Cross of the ROYAL American Order
OF Isabella. on Generals Morlllo, Montal-
vo, and Hehtile. Ranks and distinctions
have also been conferred on many subal-
tern officers
Letters from Lisbon mention that the
! portuguese complain warmly of the breach
OF promise of which they consider their
Prince to have been guilty. in establishing
hls court At the Brazils The delay Of the
expedition which sailed from the Tagus
tor Rio Grande, few months since, filed
the hospitals, for a short time, with the
SICK. Most of the troops have. however,
now recovered and sailed for the South.
An article in the Moniteur, under the
head OF Dresden, states, that the people Of
Saxony anticipate many advantages TO their
nation from the marriage of the Presump-
tive Heiress to the British throne with
Prince of the House of SAKE.
When the Owen Glendower, Cnpt r.
Hodgson, recently arrived, left St. Helena
on the 26th Of March, Gen. Gorgan was We
ry Ill OF dysentary, and was not expect
ed to survive the attack. Captain Hodg.-
son and Col. Pigot, (the latter came from
India, passenger in the Owen Glendow-
er) were introduced to B0naparte. He APP
pearci i'll perfect health. The interview
did not exceed two minutes, although the
meeting was by his own invitation, made on
the previous day thro' General Bertrand.
They waited three quarters of an hour,
when they were introduced TO him by that
officer. He asked with much rapidity a
few unmeaning questions (such IS to the
length OF time the ship had been on her
voyage, how long it would take to reach
England, Stc.) and then bowed, which sig
mined they were to withdraw. His counte
nance did not manifest any of those prepos
sessng smiles which others have discover
ed at such conferences, but rather those of
Contrary character. it was we'll known
that he had expressed himself displeased
with Sir G.. Cockburn's arrangements.
The Owen Glendower has arrived at Cha.
than to be paid off Before the Owen
Glendower left the Cape Of Good Hope,
the I'D Regiment had arrived there from
the Isle of France but they were per-
forming quarantine in consequence of the
measles being very prevalent at the Island
when they sailed.
MADRID, 5th March.