Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

10 MeDtz, and 10 demand their detention
Here until lie investigation shall be ter
minated, AZ" ITS decision pronounced.
should be deeply afflicted, il such
measures become necessary against any
oil my subjects. My grief would naturally
DE more profound, as hitherto haV e had
every reason To be satisfied of the good
spirit, submission, and peacaeble DISPOSE
ton OF my HessianS, and also because
am proud oil having beeH called by Prov
iuence 10 govern pecpl Who, AT all pc
RODS. even amidst the most violent po-
lilical cOmmoiions, have always dislin-
gulshcd themselves by fidelity TO the
laws an, social order and who are thus
become dear 10 my heart, and forever the
object Of my paiernal cares.
Therefore give my self up with salts
faction, TO the hope. that there will be no
necessity for the above measures beng
extended 10 any ofmy subjects.
Nevertheless, should there be found
IN my State individuals who have INCUR d
their operation. then faithful TO nay du-
lies III my quality of Member Of The Ger.
manic Confederation, not only will co.
operate towards their execution but [,
by these presents, declare any of my sub.
leeis who shall be iound guilty OF hav-
ing taken part III such seditious combina
lions. unworthy oi the name OF d Htssiau
ana consequently for ever excluded from
The number of wy faithful people, and
deprived oil all civil rights in his country.
(Signed) WILLIAM, Eleclor.
Given al Cassel, the 30ih of Sept. 1919.
NEW CASTLE UPoN.TYNE, Oct. TO-
We have had sad work here Oh Thursday
evening. La the afternoon, the maS or,
with about twenty coustabies In Tie steam
boat, brought down three keels, deter
mined 10 Try to cast them in slip lyin.
near South Shields shore. The men IN
casting we're assailed with stones from
The shore, SD much so as 10 be Obliged
TO send to The cutter for boats crew
Tor protection. This. however, did
mol prevent the mob, and the men we're
Obliged 10 desisi, and come over 10 the
North side New qnay The mayor, in
landing, was hissed and p.lied in lis way
TO Mrs. Cars lar refTrsIinent, and he
co!lared one man, who was active against
him, aud took him into the inn. This
was about s, or d little alter. The mob
OIL the new quay Immediately assailed
The conslables IN the steam boats with
stones, aud compelled them To go below
they also attacked ibe cutters boat 5 crew,
among which were or 6 marines, and d
stone struck the cOckswain OF the beat
violently, ana one OF the marines fired,
and most unfortunately shot man dead
Oil the quay. The mob inmediat IL
called blood for blood" and swOrc that
the " - Mayor" had given orders Tor
the marines 10 fire, which could not be,
as the mayor was IN the inn when il hap
pened. Showers of large stones Qor The
ground was broken IN front 10 lay gas
pIpes) were thrown, and every window,
and almost all The window frames in front,
nearly demolished. An iron pipe was
made d ba,iering ram, and The front door
WAS broken in.
There were 40 troops in the town: it
was now dark, and the greatest confusion
prevailed, The mob threatening To burn
The house, and even The Town. Mr.. w.
Richardson, James Richardson, and some
others, were al dinn"r, and message was
sent up from the mayor 10 our Justices,
TO beg assistance. Mir. Scott was unweli,
and could not come, and j. Wright said
he would not go down without force 10
protect him, but lie and Scott would re-
PAIR TO George Inn and wait there. In
| this dilemma Mr.. Dcnkin, as high con
stable, thought il his duty TO 20 and
| offer hIs assistance 10 the maNOr. who
| III The most spirited manner, came TO the
front through the showers of stones, CAV Z
them his name, and asked what they
wanted. They said they wanted TO reese TIE
the man, aud that they would be reveug.
ed on The mayor for ordering The man 10
be- killed. Donkiu told them the mai
| should be gwen up, finding opposition
vain, and told them the mayor could 10
Deto blame. THIS pacIiIed them aw lille
lie man was delivered up, but The fury Oh
the house vas not saiistlFr, WHICH CONT
nuetis John Richardson made bis escape
and went off to Wallis End aud New castl,
for dragoOus, who had brcn stationed
that day al the Siraiihs, but mol one hat
been sent 10 Shi Ids. The mayor VA
advised 10 steal out at the back door
which for moment had been lelt un
guarded by the mob, and Illus escaprt
most narrowly, for they surely wOuIt
have killed hlm. The mob abunt lbi
time began 10 be more quiet, and som,
OF them searched The lower rooms for ihr
mayor. a short time after he fled, abou
ii dragons came from Walls End, AM
remained until they were relieved by som
from Newcastle.
II appears that The Justices in Mort
and South Shields knew nothing OF th
Mayors intention, otherwise plan NIGH
have been concerted but lie neVe
droanIt OF any opposition, and Of couTs
the attempt failing. does more harm tina
good, and at present there is NO symptoI
OF the men going TO work. The pOpula
feeling was most violent ali day yesIer
day-during the inquest, the people say
ing II is Manchester over again, and gres
/, attempts are making 10 prove that il ~,
lieutenant or an officer who snalche
Tie gun FROM the marine and fired. On
witness, understand, yesterday attempt