Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-03

very narrowly escaped the brick bats that
| were thrown at him. Some Of his party
were not so fortunate rs himself Three
| p rsons have been Seriously hurt. One
young man, in particular, had his head
most dreadiuuy cut. 4 fresh attack has
been made ca Mr.. Gladstone's house. and
the widows Of MIR. Bottoms house have
bsen entirely carried by tie throwing
o. stones, bricks, SCc. at them. Mr.. Can
ming majority is attributed to The want ~
the electors having a personal premise
from MIR. Leyland that he is hearty i'm
their cause, and his coming forward this
o]', ~ which understand. there is no
u0aDtJ IS expected TO make very Co Sd
cradle change tomorrow cvenine. The
state of the poll at the close on Sstn-tIav,
you wiii have rece we'd ; what it is now,
cannot. exactly ascertain, further than that
Mr. Canning is l79 ahead. Tue election
IS expected to be prolonged to the last
hour which the law allows.
BlackheaM Pedesfrfar.
taton's performance on 8lackheath veg
terday. attracted greater concoursc Of
spectators 20 view his undertaking then
has been there since his commencement
ana he this morning few minu.es after 9
o'clock, completed his l8S mile, in eaod
spirits.
One Gardin, another Chief Of The insur-
rectIon, has been arrested at Aiguebelle--
The MareschaI.de Comp. Cruyer, has
been Condemned to death at Stratsbureh
Tor the rebellion of March 1915. He was
most severely wounded at Waterloo.
and has inplored the Royal CleInen
cy.
Mail from Flanders arrived last
night An article from Switzerland states
e&pncitiy, that the French Regcdes are
not 70 be permitted to reside in that ccun-
try.
Amsterdam is about to be iisAted with
gas.
The Duke of Wellington was expected
at Paris from Cambray, to be present at
the Duke of Eerri's nupt;als.
The Princess of Wales has left Tunis to
proceed TO Alexandria in Egypt.
Inc intended union Of their Royal High
nesses The Duke of Gloucester and the
Princess Mary was finally settled on Fr-
day evening", at Buckingham Hous~. By her
Majesty and the Prince Regent. T. MARI
rage VIII take place in a few days.
J.re l.
The Prevotal Court his proaounc-d the
following Judgment on the case Of Philip
Baudion, aged %, a merchants Gle, -
That it is proved that the said Baulicp
being on the 9TH April on the sieDs of ,he.
Pavilion of Flora, after the paraie, and AZ
the momeat when the Duke OF Ancouleroe
was entering his apartments, used The most
'nsuit'ng discourse towards IL 2oy:3 Fa-.
miy but considering it as nol proved thar
he spoke so loud IS to give to his words
the character Of seditious CRY, which Is
punishable by transportation, the Court
condemns him to imprisonment for two
years, and TO the payment Of q fine Of 800
fraIlcs."
BRUSSELS PAPERS.
Brussels, 1h7g %.
The Duke Of Wellington arrived On t..
22d OF this month, at six O'Clock in the At
ternoon, at Lewarde, near Douav. Ct the
headquarters of the Prince If Eesse.
commander of the Danish Contingent he
departed again in the night. On the 94.h
the Duke returned to be present II che
fete hich the Prince of Ifcsse gave in bo-
nour of his Sovcreigs's birth day. r. mar
n.ticent entertainment was given. at which
2 great nuaber Of general Ulcers were
present. The Danish troops were in
grand parade, and reiterated salutss oe
artillery announced in their environments
the soleTnity Of the day. The Duke of
Wellington returned afterwsrd to h head
quarters at Canbray.
F,opi me Thine. Nm 10.
he report tn Prince Eueene Beaul1ar-
hos IS to be msd< Dukr OF Leuchtenbe.e.
IN Bavaria, shews { least that the lauoiy
pronounced aversion Of the nation to serve
as an indemnity for foregacrs caused the
dea to b. given up Of making him Ger
mao Sovereign.
} he custom house in Alsace assume to-
wards the frontier states a truly ultra Wa
polcon tone. and practice chicane in the
most oppressive N nner in the daiy in,cr-
cours para ulaTly on thc Rhine to Slras-
burg, &c. Thy even carry their ,nen-
| ieuce so Tar SIS to attic npt to make de To-
| reign pust-ctn esanswcrabie for VIII st thty
send, ins,eae # corHning themselves 10
! visiting the parcels on delivering ia N TO
! those TO whom they are directed sevrral
! times already theyhave stepped diligence.
! arrested the drivers, nd lhrc.teied con
! hscati0n 10 vain ar orders expected from
! Paris to psf an end to those vcxatious pro-
ceedings
Byn7s7v' +, ma c.
Within tl.sllat forright above iaytl
| lagos in ,hi, and Inc n,iEhbourins countries
have suffered NOR or less Nv ht., and r..
| mos Of them Their IS ghe greatest reason
to su7pcct that tbeas frcs ere the eH c. Of
malice. Il greatnaoY snepicious yaga.
bones have been already t.kcn, tho pursuit
Of whom is now retdcred more difficult by
the forests beins ~ fun fol- &c bet tie
ciicuwstaaec taat these hfts happen iust
20 the tine when ire forests aford n CO.