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

Numerous arrests OF disatieeted Ocf
sous have taken place in Glasgow, Pals
ley, and iheie peishborlioods, during ths
last three or four days. Upon this smb
ieci we regret 10 read the following par
agrapl,s in the Edinburgh and Glasgow
papers -
We understand. among the person.
apprehended for reasonable practices il
Glasgow and The neighborhood are s.vcra
persons above the common ranks OF life
and some Who, from their employ menis
might have been expected To- have acted
differently clerk in public Office,
aud sergeant ia ID respectable corps,
are said 10 be of The number, aud some
who, by Industry, have raised themselves
10 respectable situation IN life. - Edn..
paper.
I'VE mentioned yesterday upon the auihO-
yi,y oi intelligence from Glasgow, That a
troop of Hussars, Lord ELCHO'S Edin-
burg troop. and % Of the Glasgow troop.
with piece of flying artillery, had set
eli. al II o'clock on Thursday night. tor
kiln,aruock We now learn. that his
detachment proceeded 10 kilmarnock,
Gals,on. aud NewmiIls, unprecedented l6
Radicals, who were sent oft prisoners TO
Ayr, under The escort OF The Edinburgh
troop. The Inhabitants of the different
-iaans Showed no disposition TO resist the
military.
The Paris Journals OF Saturday last
came 10 hand Just as we were going TO
press. The Gazette de France states that
the King contiaues To suffer from the
govt A private letter from Malaga. da-
red the 10Th all. announces, that counter
revolutionary movements have broken
out in iha. town. The following strange
4 f.. ~,
lie substance of il is also noticed in the
Constitutional:
Cen the 10th inst, arrived in5PariS, Sir
Charles Flint, an Uader Secretary of
State for the Kingdom of Ireland. II is
said, that he is charged with very Inn
portrait mission IN our government, rela'
live TO the connections which prevail In a
par, OF Ireland !"
The followigg is from a London paper
OF The evening Of nineteenth April, the
latest received in the u. States
State Irials.-We regret that we dare
not avail ourselves OF The quantity OF in
formation which we have received respect
ing the testimony OF the evidence against
'rhistewood. I'ha, which has been sent
us is marked private, and therefore we
shall only say that The evidence Of the
saformers, who had been associates. and
probably inStigatOrS in the conspiracy, (if
conspiracy /, could be called,) appears 10
be very vague and contradictory"
'' C6nviction Of 1hiStic@ood The Jury
retired about O'clock, aud returned in
20 minutes. Their names were called
4. over in the usual form, and the foreman
pronounced the verdict III low tone OF
voice, Gully.
" I'hisllewood, who during the trial
tRaI L., t,a a ~,
verdict declined his head, and his coun.
Tenance Tell. Hcwas led out oil cour, and
conducted 10 his cell
The crowd was extremely great, both
within and out of doors, and the verdict
was received Wiihou, the expression Of
feeling one way or The other.
On Friday morning The trials for
High Treason will be renewed, and The
Special Commission WAS adjourned till
shst day"
FROM FRANCE.
BosTDH, tlay ~ BY Capt. Prescott, who
arrived yesterday from France, we received
Paris papers OF The 18Th, aid Have 10 the lttli
OF April.
PARIS, April 6.-The editors of the AJiaerce
have been condemned by the tribunal to pay
"a ilne OF 5000 fraucs, for no! having snbmit~
'cd to ihe stamp law. No appeal can be
made.
Tie tribuua. ofCorrectional Police, III Paris
have been much engaged iOr ssIne days in ex-
amning witnesses OH the action brought by the
Duke de Guiche against all English Baronet,
Sir James Crawford, for defamation of cha
ssci1F SirJdmes Crawford asserted, that he
wished the affair settled IN Duel, which the
Duke positively denied before the Court.
person has sent 10 the French Parliament
a project ior the destruction OF all the wolves
az. France, on the same day aud hour, by
means of poisoned mutton Tbs Members
laughed at The scheme, and passed TO the orr
der OF the day.