Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-26

/ LONDON, April lS.--We mentioned yestef-
day. upou the authority of intelligence from
GLASGOW, that troop OF Hussars, Lord Echio
E9inburgh troop, aud 20 of the Glasgow troop,
| with piece OF flying artillery, had set OF at
IL o'clock on Thursday night for kilmarnock.
| We now learn that tkis de tao ment pi oceeded
to hiiinarnock, Gaiston and New mills. appre-
hended 10 radicals, who were sent of pri-
| soners TO Ayr, under the escort of the Edin-
| bnrgh troop. The inhabitants OF the different
towns showed no disposition to resist the mi
| litary.
| It's said the person is in custody who stuck
| up the Reasonable plaeard on the ist of April
| at BaltTon. We hope this is true, Tor then
perhaps cline will be obtained by which TO
arrive at the writer and printer of that incen.
diary address.
We are happy to learn tranquillityis so com.
pletely restored at Hamilton and lis neiy L-
borhsod. that the different corps collected in
tnat quarter have marched for their respec.
tive homes.
The following is an extract Of a letter from
Glasgow dated the l4th inst. Ii is written ~
most respectable magistrate Of that CITY,
ana contains Information which may he relied
upon -
Gtusgow, ApriiH.-I have been 80 much
; engaged about Radicals and other public mat
tiers as not TO have had time 10 think hardly ps
any thins else. 1 send you paper which will
SHOW you what Is going OIL here. The plans
OF those people were most extensively laid tor
| twenty miles round this. aud nothing but want
oil confidence in each other aud tue terror that
\ oCiLSu tHc OF tnem, Wneu they
| came to the immediate prospect Ut butcher
ing their ueishbors aud friends, prevented
serious mischief. Nary thousand Of them, hour.
erer, c1re ont in arms on Wednesday evening, the
5th Of Apri, but not more than four or five
hundred ever got to one point; aud i'm every
quarter the disappointment as tonumbers, was
| so great as TO dispirit them entirely; they
counted on tlePeople OF England rising at the
same time; also on 10 pieces of cannon from
the Carron works, in both of which they were
disappointed. l can assure SOu from what
Know, coulde entity of the matter, 1 look upon
tue SITUATION of the manufacturing disuicts
10 be such as TO give serious canise OF alarm.
Unless some rising occur in Lancashire |
think the storm will be over here, at least for
time Awful examples will soon he made
mere. How far that may break the spirit re-
maihs 10 be tried. Our official and cOufiden-
tidi accounts from Manchester tO-day are NOT
| so pleasing as we could wish. hope, however,
| that all may continue quiet"
AZ anhedrd.ot dtrocuy.-Letters from An>
| gouieme contain the following account OF AN
| horrible outrage committed near CONSIDERS -
| a yonng compile, whs were On the point OF be-
/ ing married, went together 10 invite their re-
lations 10 the nuptials. The girl wa, Inount-
on her lovers horse, followed by him on foot
On fheir arrival at village where the young
man wanted TO see some person, lie left his
deslsed bride TO wait his return in the road
immediately afterwards three rufians arriy-
ed, who, after 81 ossly insulting the girl, oblig
ell her TO aiight from the horse, stripped her
naked. committed outrages OH her person
which decehcy will mol permit us 10 relate,
and threatened TO murder her: thew the
Killed the horse. cut open his belly, took ont
the entrai's, and in their place put the uufor-
tunate Young woman, sewed IN the animals
skln. ana made oh.-SonIe CHILDREN who were
passing py afterwards heard cries issuing from
the bowels of the horse, and Immediately ran
III great fright TO tell their parents that the
deVii WAS IN dead horse lying on the road
III the mean time the young man arrived aud
heard The gIoans of his expiring mistress. She
was dragged 0nt of The horrid situation where
the yillaIns had placed her, transported 10 the
nearest Barn., where every attention was
pald 10 her. The Police set directly about
puisuing the horrid monsters who had com.
mtted an offence new in the annals OF crime
ana were fortunate enough TO arrest them.
lheS were recognized by the young woman,
could not survive tie outrages which had been
psrpetrated npon her. aud expired FIVE days
afterwards.
- We insert the above (almost Incredibly
horror, on the authority OF a respectable cor.
fespondent.-ED.-Lon Morn. Chr
BoadpTte.-1lre following is an extract of a
letter from St. Helena, dated Feb. 8, 1920 -
r bonaparie is M good health, and has beenso
LOT considerable time past. have seen him
oiten, at distance in his gardeu--out.ide OF
winch lie never appears. In Tile morning lie
sometimes appears III dressing gown andred
cap, and al others in Jacket and straw hat
lie works himself, as well as all his attendants
a"u IehefalS ia lesson 10 human yanly.)-
In The evening he is in full dress, with a star
on lhe breast he sees no strangers, and dis
appears when any approach His new
house, which is close 10 lila present tesidence
IS nearly hnisbed, and will be fit for his e.
cepiion IN about three or four months, il the
iuThiture' &c. arrive IN due time from England
III Is substantial building, al! Oh one door
anu Tie different salts departments are really
handsome and cODIniodious He has carriage
ana horses at his command, and lie can nov
rae, without any restriction or attendant |
witnlh space oil upwards OF twelve miles in
of and Ial
Dut not well wooded however, all will not
inuuce MN 10 mount a horse or carriage. The
beIlIands drive out very often, aud The olIer
people ride out every dav."
FROM fhe LiFerYo0f Msfcurg Of AyriI2I.
IL IS understood fiiat very shortly after rhe
meeting OF The new Parliament a trial of
s,rens'il %l'i take place in the House OF Com
mons. lie subject will Ire a motion substan-
uany I9i parliamentary investigation of the
stare . OF The country, but differing in f0tni
IRON, rom Tue proposition Of The last session.
EHTact OF letter from the Queen of England,
qdted at Rome OH the 10Th of March.
During my residence at Milan, in conse- |
qnemce OF The Infamous behavior Of MIR. Omp-
s so Sne having bride dmyseryamtsto become
is,, 'a"ret.s OF my cllaTacter) one ofmy Eng
h I gentlemen challenged him: the Austrian |
Government sent off Mr.. Ompteda | wrote |
myself TO tie emperor of Austria, requesting |
n,S I rn"'eetloi against spies, who employed
peIsohs 10 Introduce themselves into my |
mouse, snd particularly into my Kitchen. 10 |
poisoh Tue dishes prepared for my table I |
never IeceiVed amy answer TO this letter. Az |
Ter tins i was obliged to 70 into Germany, 10 |
YY isit my relative the Margrayine of Bareutb |
Ihe shortest road for my TeruTm TO ihaly was |
tmongh vienna aud I took that road, will |
inc haliefIng hope that the Emperor would |
PIGiect me.-Arriyed at Vienna, demanded |
pubic satisfaction for the public insult had |
experienced ia LOMBARD, this was refused |
me, ahd rev insult was offered. The En- |
Pefor refused TO meet me, or to accept my vi. |
sit.
Lord Stewart, tie English Ambassador.
having received letter from me, informing |
him OF my intention Of returning ~ Vienna,
aud of taking possession of his house there
Ise a fot a 4, A. n