Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-08

NShuN apiSt HdNsbS bttfi >ufipltteN,
upon which They uncunthtiOualN sur
roiriered to Air Elpiimsionc, the British
Resilient at pnonah, rely Ing on the may
nannnily o. the British Go,ermmeni."
So,aiclyt Ncpo,iei'.
| LONDON, Nov. 5.--'ihere are reports,
that tue seeds Of treason have not been
Wholly rnOicd up by Tie tate exec uiiaus
AZ i.t~bum. a Geni;eDH, vino arrived
by ne last packet SAYS, HAT AT the iine
WHEN lac set sail, II Was rumourcd That
certaiu discoveries shade by The consul
ra,oiS before their execution, had cSen
lei TO the apprehension OF two Judges,
amt oi several oiher individuals II, itpn.-
bier stations. ON similar charges. 'ii.e
! tUreign relations of Portugal remain uaai-
I.tereh. The SpanlardS were quarlereci H
force upon the troniiers-but no appre-
henSlous were entertained of their All
yanoing.
tNnh. 9 was given 10 tie Bank OF En-
gland from ihe India House on Monday
iasi, :@at the Company WAS prepared 10
pay OH the loan o! 6c0, 600, which was
due from them 10 the Bank
Il was undersiSod yesterday in Lin
coins Inn Hall and the Vice Ghancel-
lor's Cour;, that Sir WA. Grant will
shortly resign the office of Master of tie
Rolls. His successor has not Yet been
natned.
The Provoial Court of Lyon held on
HE 10Th of October its first Sitting, TO
try - ndh iduals accused of having
formed Il conspiracy tending ia overturn
Ills Maiesty's Government. The cXecu-
ton OF this conspiracy was 10 have com
meme ed In Lyons IN Inc month of June
aSt-Amopg the accused are particular
~ remarked, NJ. Joannon, az Advocate,
and son Ola Counsellor; Madame Lava
ette, whose eS-Eeceiyer General, had
been condemned by tie same Court 10
ten years banlsllmenl. The result of tile
act OF accusation, and of the docu,ncuis
used Iii the process, is, that there existed
three principal Committees 0f inSurrrcll-
on, ci which one was supreme; THAT each
Committee had nominated Chiefs, who
assumed different titles or qualities, ana
who were specially charged with enrol
ing great number OF persons; that at
the very moment when The groups Of IN
SurgenIS from Ike country should pre-
sent themselves III tile yates oi the town,
every person enrolled MAS 10 hasten 10
nS post as II had been assigned 10 him,
SO that several Thousand men, formed ia
10 companies, would have favored the
entrance OF The rebels, whose first crime
WAS 10 he the murder of The Mayor OF
Lyons. 1t appears that the members Of
The various Committees knew nothing of
each other, and tina, every person initial
ed was acquainted with none but him by
whom Ne bad been engaged in the con
spnacy; whence ii happens that none of
Tie chiefs OF the organization have been
discovered. As for Madame Lavalette,
she is accused of having had cogiizance
OF The conspiracy; (Which, according to
al. ..A A
continuation of that OF Older in Gre
moble;) she is also accused of having en-
couraged several persons forming part of
IT, by holding correspondence vain them,
and reitcra,Ing different offers 10 them.-
twenty five witnesses have been sum-
moned for tie prosecution, and fifty for
the defence. The Town is perfectly tran
qui!. Oar new commandment, NJ. Lee
crosnier, has established the greatest
order, and Tie service IS performed with
regularity. Jo'aAGL de Lyons.
The following further particulars from
Bristol are given OF the loss of the William
and Mary PUchet:
The account in the Bristol paper is
partly incorrect, Mrs. Nicoiay and her
three sons being safe at Bath. The par
ties who lodged in Park street, and met
with the sad catastrophe, were Mrs. and
Miss Sands, and Miss Burroughs, meices
TO Mrs. Nicolay, and the latter was also
niece 10 Sir Wm. Burroughs The mate
and a few others, il is stated, saved them
selves by taking 10 the boat; thev return
ed from the shore with ii large boat, and
rescued most Of those who we're clinging
TO the rigging and other parts of the yes
sci. The Captain (Mawley) remained by
her 10 the last, and was unfortunately
drowned. II Is reported, but we trust
without foundation, that when the survi
vors reached Cardiff, they were inhnman-
~ refused AID and SuStenance, and that
they were at last relieved by some poor
cOttagers. MIR. Shorts saved himself by
swimming. lie was followed consider
able distance by a Roman Catholic Priest
WHO bad been souIc Time OF visitin Rrs-
to, hut being an Indifferent swimmer, he
Was encouraged by Mr.. Shorts from lime
To time to proceed, TIL his strengths being
utterly exhausted, he commended his
soul 10 the Almighty, and sunk into the
bosom OF the Ucean.-Mr. ; was himself
two hours and half in The water. Since
Ills return, lac has been sensible only AT
intervals, and it is The opinion Of The ply
STEFAN who attends him, that his recove-
~ is highly doubtful. The scene, at the
moment that The fatal news Of The vessel
having strack on the rock was ahnounc-
ed, is beyond the power of human nature
TO depct. The passengers had Just rei
red 10 rest; and on the alarm being Civ
ell, all instantly appeared on deck, with
out having even time 10 put OH single
garment.
"Thc shricks of Ike females, who were
numerous, are spoken of as hrart-rending
im The very extreme. The total number
saved, is now stated to be u, leaving 80