Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-11

Paris, A.7rch IS.
son the goth. the Permanent Gomez,
OF War ct the 18th Military Division az
Rennes, after having Seen in d,l beratioD
from ~ I've o'clock at noon until SIX IN the
even ng, passed sentence of death unon =.
Gen. I'Iavot for the crime Of rebellion. sri
encouraging the citizens 60 arm against the
lesi,ns L authoriSy.''
rRIAL OF GEN. DEpETLE
Sisfigg # N2I~ch 81.
Tie { rrt eesenbied a. one 81 q.
| and the audience beng enjoined 10 OBJ
serve profound silence, tne accused was in.
troduced.
i'he Jadge Marshal made lo,l- and eli.
oquent address, which he concluded, hv
Observing that die evidence adduced i,
support OF .he ~rosscution, was so clear *
conclusive, that verdict of conviction ar
peared TO De irresistible.
Elr.' BerrJer. Counsel for the defence
addressed the Court On behalf OF lis Glen.
alter which
dress
When the King was restored 70 H..
wishes OF France, hid been dise.aced g
prosecuted for several years, and lived IN
retirement in q village in Dani,ft1e.
blessed Providence for haying restored -
my country its rightful sovereign. anu suf.
tered TO opportunity TO pass without man.
listing NY attachment to Tie autust fami-
" CT the 60urbong, whom : had served
from nay childhood. When BonaDarte
1 entered Grcno6fe, he sent to re, il a VIII
iage, c~dors 10 take upon me tae cornuan3
OF The Department OF ,he Dr5n.e. Juti,oi-
dated by this c-dsr, I'd Re ring renewal
81 the prosecutions CT mvsclf and f.,oily
which we had experienced upwards Of lie
years, SIT cut tor J'ateuce lone. ard with
The intuition ofjonng the Royal Asthori-
tles' 1ol me maintenance Of trarouiHty.
mari the good fortune to prevent iii. iuinr'ts
and reactions which were on the ,,int or
taking place in that Dcpartmen t. ice.
quertly encounter cd inrnineut dane.-,s a.,
defending the frieads OF ths King, .Dl lie
Measures which / took, afforded Il TIE
Duke nAngonleme the facility Of enterins,
Mlafelmart without the effuson osi,Food -
a mad the weakness to obey an order og
the UsuFper, is nos that error arnolv e,--
plaIed by ne Inc OF conduct I pursued.
and the services which ] rendered g the
royal cause? A single instance Of weak
ness an error Of the moment. viii.
trust. meet with indg' gene IT tirs .r;s IL
me 'ulS2 5, VINO fTfye tin thei. poygev 10
appreciate the purity Of my motives. The
law allows you the right OF rroonnrc;ro-
upon the intentions Of the accused vcS,
VIII notrciuse to fulfil its object toygsrts =
person under accusation. whose conduct
has been IN tormly influenced by a love Of
country resign myself entirely 10 ,ha
cismency OF our August SOVEREIGN. f.
won neTer. cease to cfier prayers. Hap.
py sRail be IN an opportunity to prove ~
deVot on t1w rds hicI. ard to c5i'tsr.t. :,
nome .tary act Of inadvertencv. bv tlc,,..
lc Roi." ''e
The President asked the General IS Il
was he Who gave The order to defeni ne
bridge If the Drome /?
a. no, it was not nor did I know who
did give suc. an order.
The Council Withdrew to deliberate =.
half past o'clock.
81 quarter before 8, &c Sitting WIS
resumed, and the President put ihs .1.,ow-
ing questions
is Gcn. Debelie Guilty
lst. cf having without right c. LAWFUL
authority, seized the commend q he De
paitment q Orome, particularly Of tie
%. III having been partly in tie boe,Te
military operations, by Rising, 3r caus.ng
armed troops to be rsised, AMI &C havia,-
marched theni against the tr.ops thatr.-
msincd faithful to the King
The second Permanent Ccuncii Of yyar
OF the first Military Division, unanimously
declare in the affirmative, on the fire. QUE
tion, and by majority Of ST., votes a. die
second, Ves--tae Maishal dc. Camp pa
bel { is Phiky. Upon which, Che Att5rnc,
general having prayed tho apploat 90 &
the punishment, the Cou1cn condemned
General Dc6sle,i ezp'a.ion Of The crimes
CT which he hasb-on con .icted 10 the No.
ualty OK death, to be- degrad d from lie
Legion Of Honor, to the costs Of the pro
sscui'on, aud TIC posting Of tic seq
tcnce.
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