Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-19

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TIE s5th. regiment had hsen placed
under orders TO embark fer Quebec.
An article from Dresden. sta;esA,t
all the Notifications erected by BOra.
parte on the right bank oil the Elbe, hay.
been demolished.
The pirates who plundered the Era.
iii packet, on Fer passage to London,
obtained about COCO dollars in specie.
and Jewels to . considerable AMOUNT
The captain hid taken the precau!;on 70
sink the mail.
Prince Leopold was about setting on.
! on bis tour to the continent.
The British parliament we're engaged on
project further to amelioratc the condi
ton II slaves in the West Indies. Tn.
subject was introduced BY Mr.. WILDER.
forcs and some interesting facts are q.
ven which we shall publish hereafter.
There was demand at Liverpool
for British seamen-vages had adyan.
cod from 40 to 800 per month.
A London paper Of the eS'h Of April
in speaking Of the French affairs observes
"that the trial of the murderers of ".
Fualdes, has kept pace with the Budget,
and the two aye so ;nseparably in our
minds, that we do not imagine we shall
ever hear of one without remembering
the other. This murder is the mGst
atrocious, we have any rccord Of. The
deliberate extension of the living body Of
FuaIdes upon table /; the holdi'g him
with his face downwards, and his throat
bare, over a pail; the cutting hi. throat.
and eceiviag the blood in the vessel. tat
TIL floor might not be stained; the csry-
ing cut the body to throw it into irer,
and the emptyins of the pail upon an
adjoining dunghill. are all SO many hor-
rib.e circumstances, TO which ,he annals
Of Gus criminal trials can produce no pa.
rallel, and altogether compose murder
worthy Of the most energetic days Ofre-
evolutionary Fran,e. One still more hor-
rible circumstance, indeed, we have omit.
ted in the above enumeration, namely,
that the woman who held the pail, stirred
up the blood with her hands, lest it should
become c!otted, aad might not pour 50
clean from the wsod. The burLiss alive
Of the Lynch family IN Ireland, aud
the adding more straw to the flames in
proportion as the screams Of the women
aud children were heard, is the only sui
table parallel ;but it does not appear that
any women were concern,d in this tram
saction. BY what we can understand
OF the evidence, Madame Manson, who
was in the house upon some intrigue, was
discovered and broasht from a remote
chamber BY Bastide, who to render all
secure, was abou. TO murder her upon
the spot, bot was prevented BY Jausion.
who exactsd from her an oath Of secrecy.
Gratitude to Jsusion, As her deli,erei,
has given the character c: mystery TO ec
evidence, whilst Bas,ide, seeing the mt
tive Of her sile &c. and presuming too fa
upon it, d.res her to the discovery, AMI
insinuates bis own innocence upon her s.
lence.
LosDeS. April q.
While there we're about thirty G
fyrty OF the most daring demagogues, n
safe custody. and while the Suspension
Act remained in force, no direct IL
tempts were made to disturb the tranqu.
lily Of the kingdom, by iuGsmmatory sp-
pesls to assemblies OF the lower classss.
No sooner, however, were the former
released, and the latter repealed. than
We again heard the voice d solution /;
and now, a. the following notice will
prove, we are threatened with another
Spa Fields tumult -
"THE RIGHTS OF BRITONS."
/" A meeting Of the DIST anchised In.
habitants Of Middicsex. agreeable to
public advertisement, will take place %
Monday, NAV 4, 1879, in SPA Fields, at
i2 O'Clock at noon, to petition the Prince
Regent to take into his consideration
the sufferings Of the laborirg people, the
approving state Of all industrious per-
sons quot having entai!ed IrnPefty) to-
wards III. same condition, ard the ne
crs.ity # some speedv rei,ef fuuBdeE on