Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-06

mercy OF tDat dti-wise anu protecting God who
has set his everlasting cannon against adultery
-banish this DAY by a vindictivc verdict the
crime aud the criminal tor ever from amongst
u.s."
After a trial. which lasted for seventeen
hours, the Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff
of FIFTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS dana.
ses and I'd costs.
PROM LONDON PAPERS RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE op
TIKI COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
LONDON. Man I3.-An old woman, seevntv
years OF age, was one of the emgrants thai
lately sailed on board the Brig Fanny, from
Carmarihen tor America. She had waited at
public house in the town seine DAYS for the
sailing ct the vessel, aud the landlord acciden
tally going INTO the parlour, to has great SUR
prise, found the table covered with gold coin
of different descriptions. amounting to nine
hundred guinedS, which she was at that mo-
ment IN the act of counting. The money, she
informed him, was the many years savings of
her profits of IA small farm but finding latter.
ly her store decreased, she was resolved on
going TO America to improve her pi opsrty.
The trial of five OF the persons implicated
in the ridiculous conspiracy for seizing the per-
son of the Emperor Alexander, during the sit
ting of the Congress at Aix-la-Chapelle, aud
making him issue decree in the name of that
assembly, for releasing BoEapaTte from his
confinement in St Helena, and for esta blslI-
ing young Napoleon on the Throne of France,
came on before the court of Assize at Brus-
sells on Saturday last. The names of the par
tteS dits Niauuc tNHuEC dIeu 20, a cur
rier Francois Xavier Berth, aged II, d wine
merchant; Francois Diernkx, aged 3s, coal
factor; Adolphe Pouellet (alas La Croix)
aged 33, eN-oihcer in the French service and
Louis Buchuz, aged 80. vinegar manufacturer
Dierukx is by birth Belgian the others are
French. Ii appears that this notable scheme
originated with Laborde who has lied, in July
or August last He communicated 1t to Pr
ger; aud In order 10 procure the pecuniary
means requisite for carrying il into execution,
Berth was applied 10. The latter not having
furnished money according 10 his promise the
project was laid aside until the latter end of
October, when the Emperor Alexander re-
turued from his tour to France.--lt was then
resumed land DierukX, who was made PRIV
TO ii furnished Piger with letter TO a tavern
Keeper al BouSsu, 10 procure party OF SNUG
giers for its execution, aud supplied him with
arnute tor conveying the Emperor into France
by tie least irequented roads. Iaberde die
tated TO Piger the proclamation which the
Emperor was TO be compelled TO sign. Lacro,x
and BuchoZ were associated in the plan on
the Sd of November, and tile same day thew
disclosed il TO the Magistrates. In the sequel
they acted the part Of Oliver and Castles ia
urging onthe cOnspiiators TO the completion
Of their designs. LacroiX caused another let
ter, cOuched in stronger terms than the first.
10 be wiittento the tavern keeper at BonsSu
desiring him TO procure 40 smuggers chiefly
soldiers of the old guard. This was delivered
To Piger, who also received from Iacroix
twenty guineas 10 bear his expenses. He was
clothes, and cane, on the head of which was
figure of Napoleon. Piger reached I5ou,su
on the iOth OF November, and there learning
that the person To whom he was aJdre ssed had
removed To Bincht, he forwarded the lie ter 10
him, aud returned TO Mons, where he was ar
rested on the l4ih. In The mean time Iacroix
stocked his residence with arms and ammu-
milton, the more efiectually to gain the conf
dence OF his associates, and TO make fresh
dnpes. Berth, il appea's disclosed the plot nn
the 9Th oil November 10 person of distnc-
ton, who communicated il to the King of the
Netherlands. After examining Ia witnesses,
the Court adjourned 10 Monday.
We find the following extract, from
London paper, which a New York paper
has published under The appropriate head
ABSURDITIES.
LONDON, April II There is some reason TO
suspect that the treaty for the cessiom of the
FiOridas 10 the United States has been made
TO comprehend secret articles directed a.
gaiDst the unfortunate French exiies who
formed colony in The province of Texas
New Spain,) called the Champ d. Asile. II
Inc american government. at the instigation
Of Bourbon vengeance. and for political pnr-
poses nnfriendiy to personal freedom, has ac-
tua'iN lent its power TO the perSecrtion o. these
eNpatrlated men,, il deserves the TpDrebatiun
OF mankind. Ii was always well understood
That the washington government was not only
der secret understanding with ITS leaders
and promoters. The reason OF tie Champ d.
AsIle settlement, which had become extreme
~ strong and furnishing, being suddenly bro
ken up AT the moment when d subscription in
France had been realized for it's support and
when.nothing was 10 be appTehended from the
Spaniards. has been mystery 10 tlIe public of
Europe. Letters OF the first authority from The
United States now assure US that the American
government sent MIR. Green, (GrahaaI) be-
longing 10 one of the departments of state TO
Gen L. AlIemand, enloining him instantly 10
withdraw from the province OF Texas, which
he fonnd himself compelled TO do, and with his
officers, returned to New Orleans IL was nm.
derstoOd that this measure had been adoptrd
in consequence Of more recent arrangements
made between Tie United States aud Spain.
We take The liberty To avail ourselves
Of the above appropriate caption 10 intro
duce 10 our readers lie following para
graphs, which certainly belong to The
same class as the above:
La speasing of the debate in the British
House OF LOrd' Oh the lith May, on the Sub.
ject Of information respecting the ceSsion of
tile Floridas and the eXecutiOn OF Arbnthuot
and AmbristeT, the editor of the British
Statesman says, With respect 20 the execr-
ton OF our UHioTnate cOunIrymen no satjsfac-
ton will now, It's plain, be ever received -
Our owTiiinisters have become Tie defenders
Of Gen. Jackson. They abuse bis cruelty. but
contend, that. as far as ICE are concerned. he
bad the right OF acting as he has done-if he
has sinmed IL is only against his own govern
mcnt. With such principles, we shall not long
retain that proud pre-emineuce which has
been so loudly extolled, aud which we have
purchased with so many sacrifices. The dig
nifty of our character is gone, and insults will
not fail to be layisbed OIL those whO bear them
with impunity."
A London paper Of the 18th Of May SAYS,
that" areport Is 10 circulation. that u ffigaie
has been dispatched TO the United States to
bring back our ambassador. = Rupture having
taken place between the two governments on
account Of the depredaions committed by
American privajeers upon our trade, TOR
which 40 satisfaction could be- obtdiuedi! The
quarter from which We have received this i'll