Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-24


forenoon, with Dutch Papers To the Goth
They are Chiefly occupied with detail. 20
spectng the late disturbances at Grcnoble.
bat the accosnts arc less recent than have
been already laid before our readers. Sc
veral inha5tants OF Con;ie have been sum
moned to Paris as witnesses upon the trial
OF Gen. Bonnaire FOR the murder Of Col.
Gordon. Several French officers. who
lately quitted France, are still at Brussels,
aud among them Gea. Gerard. formerly
Chief Of the STAFF of Marshal Bernadotte,
now Crown Prince of Sweden.
E.ctract q u Privafe Letter, dated Paris.
)fay IL.
" Among the criminals who have been
arrested, is one who has confessed that he
had the commission To asssassinate a great
parsonage. These wretches called the
crimes which they had planned :" the stroke
OF hve," ailuGing to the number of the
members of a great family. A son of Bos
sy d'AngIas, Peer of France, is arrested.
his young man was Formerly Sous iushec-
tor under 3 naparte, after the 2Oth of
March HIS father was at that time sent
as eXtraor, inary Commissioner from the
Usurper to the Departments. Among the
arrested IS also Count de 'rhiars, lately
one OF bnnsp ar,e'S Chamberlains, who for
mcrly commanded III Dresden. The pub
lac tranquility has not been disturbed in
Paris for moment by these events. The
plan % the conspirators was very fool sh
one 1t was their idea to get England on
s'.eiI side by leaving it 20 the p. Regent to
decide on the new dynasty to be placed on
the French throne. l. is remarkable e.
nough that this plan was simu,tane Gus with
the attempt to surprise Grenoble.''
ISI l. CE ~ ~ D-NTEnS,
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Several of the riotors prisoners VINO have
He'd, have been brought in in the course of
the last two days three or foar Of them are
del gates, who had been active to raise the
different parts of the Island. to Join the Lit
ueport body. LORD Francis o borne, who
has acted AS vice-iieut-nant for Cambridge
SHIRE. the absence OF the earl of Harwic Ike,
Joined the bench Of magistrates Yesterday.
he examinations are continuing.
he following persons have been fully
committed, as numDer of others will be
to be tried bctore 4 sp cial commission, ex-
pected soon to issue, viz. John Dennis, Tho
mas Smith, - Joseph, alias Little Easy.
- Jesop, - Chenille, Robert Crab.
- Jefferson. Robert Salmon, w. Bemus.
Jr. Jas. Campbell, Richard Ruttcr, SC. Sc
ven more persons remain in custody, char
ged with capital offence, and about %
have been liberated on their recognizance,
who appear TO have been pressed into this
desperate service.
L he magistrates finding that they could
now dispense with further military assist
ance, directed that the 1st regt. of dragon
guards, under col. Acklum, should fall
back to Cambridge, and that the artillery
should proceed to Newmarket. That long
vol Mo u
arms, about 90 in number, are now placing
on the wall of the military depot The
public peace is now happily restored
throughout the island.
Wchear that 1t. gen. the carl of Dalhou-
sic is appointed governor of Nova Sco,ia,
and commander Of the forces in that prov
mce: lEdinbmgA Courant.
Franf Saturday nights Gazettel
WHITEHALL, May Is.
Whereas it has been humbly represented
to his royal highness, the Prince Regent,
that great number of persons have for
some time past unlawfully assembled them
selves together in divers parts of the coun-
ties OF Norfolk, Suffolk, Huntingdon and
Gatherings, ana have circulated threatens
ing letters and iAceOdiary handbills, held
nightly meetings, aud set fire TO several
dwelling houses, barns, out-buildnes and
stacks Of corn, and have destroyed cattle,
corn, threshing machines, and other instru
mentS ofhusban1ry:
His royal highness seeing the misehievous
consequences which must inevitably en-
sue, as well TO the peace of the KINGDOM
as TO the lives and property of his majesty s
subjects from such illegal and dangerous
proceedings, it not speedily suppressed.
and being firmly resolved TO cause the laws
TO be put into execution for the punishment
OF such as offend AGAINST them, is hereby
Pleased, ia the name and on the behalf OF
his majesty, to promise and de larc, that
any person or persons who shall discover
ard apprehend, or cause TO be discovered
and apprehendcd. che authors, abettors or
perpetrators OF any\of the felonies or OUT
RACES above mentioned, so that they, or
any OF them may be duly convicted there
OF, shall be entitled TO the sum of 100. for
each and every person who shall be con
victed of any of the aforesaid felonies.
And his royal highness is further pleas
ed, in the name and on the behalf Of his
majesty, to promise his most gracious par.
don to any person or any persons concer-
ned in the violent illegal proceedings in
question, upon making such discovery as a.
foresaid, exc pit any persons who shall have
been principal in the commission of any
OF the feloaious offences above mention
ed.
The said reward of 1901. to be paid by
the lords commissioners OF his majesty's
treasury,
SIDMOUTH.
[ This Gazette contains an account Of
the ceremonial Of the inyestiture of the
Prince Leopold Of SAKE Cobourg and Sir ].
A T. A.