Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-13
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come so much The object or populnr In
digna,ion and hatred by The line Of con
unct which lie i'as pursued dur,ng the
Westmlnsiereiscilon, liistii MAS reu(isiie.
on ms leaving The musings, 10 place him
seii under tRe protection al e;yht or ten
cons'abes. He was lis ed, aud hoo,r,i
ana sp'ionb b. The surrouaii,s mujfiIul,a:
ana we expected every moment, /. i;,i they
would have attacked the consfables. in
orner Ia nreah iheirv neeanceon he un
'ortuhair oi:i"cloi then hatred 4 anpoar-
ed TO us liza, Mr.. Hunt was cons,aurallv
1lar'hch ai'fe situation In which he found
himStu ;and iEGeeci il .y.s. MOI vnnfe,fui
iliai he sionld be so, when the tj,roa,,piny
looks ana rioi"Gs conduct If h;r. Hob.
houses friends we're taken INTO ,opSid,,,-
non One ruiiian, who seemed ,icr-
tectly lniuriaied with passion, rlincbea
ms hsi 10 his face, and tol. hin, lbat he
shonid likp To he tie death uf HIM Whit
aho'her addressed him in language oi so
coarse ana gross a kind thai We caunos
uis%Iace our columns 5y Inserting n -
Neiallowed IN the train Of the orator lit
hr mad reached SGH'hs mpion-s,. iut theu
LETT him. We lIave since been in,orned
that Tho the mob IRE VERY clamornus
and abusive. The, did not proceed 10 DO
him any personal injury.
LONDON, Feb. 24.--Ou Friday. MIR.
Taylor, Bookseller, of Cowcross street,
Smiihheid was arreSiedon u Judges War
rant, for selling Paine'S Ageof Reason,
The same evening, about nine O'Clock,
MIR Carlisle, Bookseller, Of Fleet street,
was again arrested in his own shop. char
ged on "A THRU in,!ictm. mt for continuing
the sale ofPaine's 4 ge of Reason. Tor winch
h is already under Two pro ecn,ions. one
at the suit ofthe Society ia The Sunpres-
son ofVice. ihe other er of7fcio by the At
torney General. He wa I'm immediately
carried TO Newgaie
There Is causedepending in the Count
OF Chancery, whereas Tie extraordinary
name of |" Observation-Disclosures
aichdern" appear ii party IN the suit ;ths
pronunciation of which seems 10 be of
10 small annoyance to the q ntemen of
tie Long Robe. and their coadjuiors.
Great Pedestrian URdertakiao- aud Failure.
he great match, for 100 guineas side,
undertaken by MIR. HolIingsworib, an
(ztordshire farmer. TO do one hundred
and biiy miles In forty eight hours, was
commenced near Illord, on Tuesday
morning. at five o'clock. Tie pedestrian
took circuit from Colchester iuin The
Newmarket read, and across 10 the Wo-
~ Il
baps and Duusialle. TiiIly miles ere
accomplished, without fatigue, al Twelve
oCio ok, aud after refreshing. The pedes-
TRAN did The other thiity miles ai eight.
when he retired 10 REST until twel,e. and
performed nineteen miles al fivei in HE
morning, when he breakiasted. AMI made
another start al Sin, having done tt,ur
miles more HAN halt his ground. He nd
twenty eight miles in six hours. and arsjx
O'Clock IN the evening he had foriv-sevru
miles 10 do in the next Twelve hours. lie
did twenty three i'm the next six hour.
and he resigned near Markei-sireet, ali
three, through fatigue and lameness, ,ix-
teen miles from home.
Conspiracy AT VALENCI
A full statement has been male pul lie
OF The particulars Of this plot, with ;l.a
names OF The conspirators, aud an ac-
count OF their execution: Colonel Vidal
iber leader, had raised himself from, The
ranks, and was therefore good offer,
hut OF bad morals, and an extremely bad
character. Twenty four hours we're al
| lowed the prisoners TO make their de-
| iencc, which is a mere matter of form. for
no defence is ever listened 10: and the
day alter, all the thirteen were condemned
10 he hanged but the execniioner, who
Is poor fellow, with too much iceliur
| ior ms employment, gave notice that lie
was ILL., III consequence Of his having
| strangled father, son, son-in law. and
| two cousins, the same week. He was
asked il he could l,ang one he answer
ed yes so Vida! was fixed upon. and
the others sentenced 10 be shot, and az
forwards 10 be hanged M by the side Of
| iheir fellow conspirator Vidal, when
| brought oni 10 his execution, was so es,a-
claied by fever, as 10 be scarcely able TO
| support llHsei; but Just before he was
turned Oft, beng called traitor To his
country, by HE Monk who attended him.
he started, raised his head with sort of
coDvuisive effort. and looking the monk
III The face, steruly exclaimed. Tjajfor -
| my Country! Neve,, nereri hare beeu too
| Ioydf TO her, md for that die. The follow
ing are the names Of the remaining suE
ierers, whowere all shot - Felix f}ejtram-
| receiver OF ihe salt dates al the Groa /:
| Dlego Manuel CaiairaVd, Bellram's head
| clerk: MancelinO R0HgeI and Serafin
Larosa, two scrgeauts; Peregrin Fis. a
| p0thecary; Nincente Clcmenie. com,nop
soldier; Bias Ferroil. shoemaker, Ma
nuel Bendegear and Franc SEQ Seprera
! two small proprletors iu the ViJispe IL
Rousaia Louis Albipo, peasant Fran.
| cisco Gay ard Louis Nivo, two shin canlk-
ers. Alblno was tie only enc OF thcm
| who consented 10 receive confession
| bui as lie was possessed Of no secret.
nothing could be learned from him. The
conspiraiOrs were all seated in Iine. no.
| on sieois, aud tie execution was pprlorn-
cd by 9G soldiers, who fired ~ ihe same
instant. They all behaved wild herui.
IorlIude and resolution.
BRUSSELS, Dec. - - Letiershave been
received here, from 1reves, from person
a IN rffos 80, ft.. 80.