Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

.ignation f; Bastide appeared cast down,
all his audaciiy and courage which he
showed on his trial having fursaaen him !;
whilst Colard wept bitterly, protested his
Innocence and still spoke ut his dear Anne
Bep0it. Y Magistrate attended them IN The
prison To receive thelrlast declaration, but
he obtained nothing from them but profess
iaiions of their innocence. The Chap
lains Of the prison then joined them, and
conIured them to repent and confess :;
but all The way to the place of execution,
and whilst there, they continued 10 the
last to persist that they were guiitiess. A
bout half past four o'clock they were
brought ia a cart 10 the place oi execu-
tiOn.-Jausion FIRST mounted The scailoid,
with sufficient resignation; Colard Was la
state OF complete agony, aud showed in
has last moments none OF that tirmnesS
which tic had displayed OH his trial; but
Bastldc followed with tlrmness, and sub
mitted 10 his fate without IL murnur.-
The execution occNpled but few mi
mites and though the crowd w.s I'M
mense, the utmost order preyalied, and
not AN exclamation was heard. Next day,
at 10 O'Clock, Aune Benoii was pu, in the
pillorv, and branded with the letters L.
Il. She shed tears during the whole lime
of her punishment, and appeared 10 re-
greet COlard very much. Bax, as before
stated, has been reprieved; but the wo-
man Bancal, who was respited in expec-
tation of her making important discove-
lies, had relapsed into her nj of obstilia-
~, and declared that she would reveal no.
thing but TO her coDlessor. TWAS thought
that II she persisted IN this determine
tiun, she would be executed on Saturday
last.
BRUSSELS, June Hills Majesty has
just granted his pardon 10 NJ. Mariscal,
formerly farmer of the octrois oiAuiwerp.
Having been first condemned I'm his alb
sence) 10 20 years Imprisonment, by the
same sentence which acquitted those
concerned with him, he appeared Of his
own accord III 1916 before the Court OF
AsSl2eS al Brussels; which. far from JUS
ttying confidence, which the Court prov
ed TO be rash, sentenced him 10 i,nprison-
ment in irons and to the pillory Tins SEN
tence, annulled by the Court of Cassa-
ton, was followed by that pronounced by
the Court OF Asslzes OF Client, at which
Nj. de WyDs was President and which
mitigating the preceding sentences, con-
demned Nj. Marlscal TO two years impri-
sonment.--M. Jouhaud, his Counsel, al
ter having exeried himself repeatedly be-
fore the Tribunals, now sees his efforts
v,
which lie has mol implored his Majesty in
vain.
The Waterloo Society, Which usually
celebrates the Anniversary ofthe memo
Table Battle of the 18th OH The following
day, will repair this year on the 2ist, in
stead OF tie 10Th, III solemn procession,
TO the spot where the independence of
tae Kingdom OF the Netherlands was con-
solidated BY the courage of the brave men
who combatted there for the liberty of
Europe.
NJ. Cambacores has Just begun the
tour which he is accustomed 10 make eve
ry year in Holland. lie has left the
Hague and proceeded To Amsterdam.
lie has received FROM the Chancellor of
the Legiou OF Honor perRIission,o resume
ms insignia and bis ribband. He seems
10 be entirely reinstaied. If this circum-
stance should induce him TO return 10
france, 10 settle there, he would be re-
sreiied IN this country by The poor, OH
account OF his numerous charities, in
which his immense fortune allows him TO
indulge; for he's SAID 10 have an income
ot ooo,OoO francs per annum, and does
not spend any thing considerable in mere
oStentailOn.
Match against Time aud the AHeu BIZ.
The Edinburgh Star contains the iuI.
lowing =" The most expeditions Jour
ney between London and Edinburgh ever
known has just been performed. On
Monday last after IT was asCertained that
Lord Casiiereagh meant TO introduce a
Bill into The House of Commons thai
night, for the purpose of suspending the
clause IN the Scots Act of Parliament of
1906, which declares that all foreigners
holding share III the Stock of the Bank
shall be held and considered naturalized
subjects of Scotland gentleman re
cVived a number of powers OF attorney
from foreigners residing i'll London, with
directions 10 proceed express 10 Edin-
Lnrgh 10 purchase stock. lie left Lon
don al O'Clock in the afternoon, and
yeached this about IL on "Wednesday,
having thus performed the Journey in The
space of41 hours We understand Ire
was fortunate enough To effect transfers
oi stock m favor OF his employers before
three O'Clock, after which no transfercould
bc available, as the Bill Introduced by
Lord Casilerea2h BEING read three times.
aud passed the Commons Oh Monday.
would also pass the Lords on Tuesday,
and receive the Royal Assent on Wednes-
day. No fewer than 80 transfers OF Bank
Stock were made IN favor of foreigners
Oh Wednesday, and about 100 since the
20lh of April last and but for the dis
cOyery OF the clause III the Act before tie
rising Of Parliament, there is little doubt
that several thousand such transfers would
have been made before the meeting oflhe
new Parliament"
From tie LODdon GioJe IF JaHe 10.
PRIVATE CORREsPOE DENCg.
PARIS, June h.. The differences
which still exist between Spain aud POrtu-
Gsl are far from being terminated: The
Act Of Mediation signed at Paris year
igo by tIe Ministers Of HE five Powers