Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

within Is days from this date, and the rati-
ficatoA shall be delivered to 1t. col. Brad
shaw, who engages to obtain and deliver
TO the Rajah, the ratification cf the gover~
nor -general, within 20 days, or sooner, If
practicable.
Done at Segowley, on the sdd.y Of De-
cember, 1915.
Ref es s., Seal G-s) Paris H'ps,sae.', lieut.. col
Rsa h'e of | a.. 81 ceoro Chr; 80 'ls.ser.
/ Aers'l q. S: ceso.sisi' ,5slsln. 0basiecqi.
.pnbtisHcct.by cdlrusand5pf his exoeAeu-
cy the governor geheraiin cuncii.
Sec. to the Government.
Carcassonre, Juty %.
Gardcy. one OF the criminals convicted
here, has excited the Interest and compass
sion of the public, on account Of his reper.
lance, and his family, consisting OF a wife
and young children.
Gardey died with courage, frnness, re-
sgnation and piety. He wished 60 walk
10 the place of execution bare footed. On
ascending the scaffold, ne turned ro0nd 70
the people. and said, az am guilty., but 81
misled criminal, and the victim q ,hjz
wretch, (poiItine TO the snrgeon.) Fray to
God for NY soul. and help my dnfor,u-
nate children"
Then turning to the soldiers, he added,
Comrades, ardenty wish thar my e:z-
ample may be useful TO you, and prevent
you from listening to the persuaslons of
these wicked mon, who wish for nothing
but your rum"
Having embraced his son and MS Confes-
sor. and asked the benediction Of the latter,
ne underwent his sentence.
Bonnery dared death with that audacity
which can only be derived frori guilt.
as to BeauX, the surgeon, his death ex-
cited only horror. The fear of death had
go deprived him of strength, that tie was
obliged to be removed in = cart, and hs.
did not Cease to vociferate al The way from
the prison to the place of execution.
Paris, July 81.
The following is an accurate account Of
the present place OF abode of the IS persons
mentioned in the Second Article of the or
diuance>of the Oath of july, 1915, and dri-
ven fron France by the law of the 10Th Of
January, 1876
Felix Lapel.etier, Excelrnans, Fressinei,
Lamarque, Harel, Barrere. Arnand Pom
mereul, Gorrau, Merlin (of Douay,) Defer
mort, Bury St.Vmccrt. Garnier (Gf Santes,)
Meillnet, Hullin, Courtin and Nantamme,
are at Brussels or its environs SoulE is at
Dusseldorf; AliX, at the property Of his
wife, near Hessr-Cassel; Bassano, at Gratx,
in Austria Marriott, at Frankfort Bouiav
(de la Meurthe,) at Coblentz Mehee de
la Touche, at Constance Thlbadeau, 1t
Prague Carnot, at Warsaw Lobau, at
AK la Chapelle Pire, in Russia Reg
nault (de Saint Jean de Angely.) at Phila e.
delphia Alright (of Padua,} Dejean, the
son, and Durbach, in Austria Real has
embarked at Antwerp, for the u. States
Bouvier de Moulard is at Sarrebruc, where
he possesses property Drst, at Philadcl-
phia; Felix DespOrtes, at Mayence Cluys,
IN the United States; Forbin Janson, ~
Rome ; La Lorgue dIdeville, in England ::
Gilly, Grouchy, Clausel, and one of the
brothers Lallemand comprised in the FIRST
article ct the same ordin ance, are In Amer
lea Aneth, after having been arr sted in
the kingdom of Hanover. has embarked f3r
America Lallemand, the elder, and Ssv-
airy have left smyrna, on their way to Per-
s;
London, .5xc. I.
1t is said that in addition to the reduc.
ton in the number of troops in each reet.
OF cavalry, and of companies in each reer.
OF foot, it is intended to abolish The barracs
establishments.
The Duke Of Wellington returns TO
France on Tuesday next.
Paris July 90.
| EXECUTION OF PLEIG NIER, &c.
Yesterday at midday the vehicle ofthe
| Conciergerie arrived at t6e Bicetre. 20
convey the convicts Plegnier, Carbon.
neau, ard Tolleron to the Palace ofJustice.
! On being informed of this, Tolleron ex
claimed :" We arc lost % Carbonprar
was deeply affected. Pleignier said nothing.
but appeared absorbed IN thought. To;e.
| ron requested that two petitions which he
had left in his cell should be handed n
him, the one addressed to his ROYAL
Hghness Monsieur, and the other to he
Attorney General. Csrbonneau asked al
50 for the three petitions which he h n
] prepared, one to Mons eur, the other to
the Project of the Police, and the third 10
the AttorBeyG neral Thes. peti,ions
were given 20 them. They then noun
ed the vehicle which was waiting for
them, and which W IS escorted bv eie,l,s
| gendarmes. On their way, they snak +.
highly of the Pref.ct, and Of the manner
in which they had been treated Z, pri,eo.
They placed much dependence on the "a.
feci oi their petitions, alluded 70 SOM CIR.
cumstances in their life, aud especially.
those which led them into fatal profec 9.
bot they believed that they wrte taken ~
the Conciergerie (Palace Of Jnsticc) onlv
to hear the decision on their appeal IN go =
saton. Tclleron retained his frmness and
all his pressncs OF mind.
At one o'clock they arrived ~ the C,..
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