Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-07

wood, a. any person offending here " III he
thereby sa,ity OF high treason.
sIDMOUTH."
This Gazette was published ats o'clock i'm
the morning. Officers were sent ~ different
directions Ia secure such of the cons pitsturs
a. had escaped, particularly hustle wood
The privy council was also 90 dered tn ke sum
m"ned thus day, before whom the pr,so..
rrswerc 10 be brought M To be eNaniued--
Inc whole capital a. may VEL Ire conceiv-
tu WAS thrown inio ihr highest degree OF az
uaiion as soon as the news tianspited.
captain FuZciatence VAS very much brris-
ed, aud had has unlio, almost torn t. pieces
ia his attempts 10 Se,zr the conspi,atuts.
From a orif paper, Fpb 10.
Outrage at BdaUGa - lie veav,rx of This
Town have been iattrtl> Ia "A luib uient and
disSatIstied state, owing. We understand IN the
want OF employment, and The jtslousv that
has existed am, n.Si tue cotton Weayers par
uculaily, caused 10y the small manufacturers
accommodating. ihe Camb!et weavers by ,iye-
lng ihtir goous. and thus suppoi ting the iui,u.
deis, as they style them. Monday last being
the daH appointed ton prOcaniny his Majesty
hinS George ~. Ia idndoH, il would appear
these men ioUh a'tt aniage at the occasion aud
duiin2 ~ some hundreds assembled i a field
close ~ t't town, amongst whom were several
weaver> iiuu JimUica.u0, (Suaatic'A Aluuu-
'"', ana other places, and alter tew hours
consultation, q or 4 hundiCd OF them S.lllru
iui ih and commenced iiur depredaucts by
a!tit kin. The house at a man framed hi'Cai.
my, residing al Gdi.ow Shiii street. whose d>C-
mouse, SoO"e ana Utensils, they IN "a short
tiinr demolished they then piucectr 4, Tea th,
house OF Il Hail nancu ijeart IN The ir,>a,ow,,
"h.tc they attacked trout aud rear with
stones. Tue owner Was occupied in his par
iuur, quietly making up some pieces OF goods
Tar two puI ChaSeIs Who " eIe WITHIN and came
out nron hea'irg the uuise Of Tie riot.ts.
asked some WHO weic passing Through his
hOnse What they we've about aud was answer.
gu, ihat thtN wcie,niy acting by crdlrS'
Dtatc, who is a yeun;an, seized his uiecp and
"A - "a Nh
door, ab0ut totOIce Il as Is snppused received
me od'i !" The upper pat OF his thigh this
was extracted by Doc,ui Harris, al III. DIS
penSa'l, fi*n The most neShH part after hav-
ius passed through without touching The bone
1he crowd al the front OF the House were
now reueatihg, but those at the rear were
sun al VOL "a young man, named Patrick
nara, nom lImoledgue, turned towards those
III tie front, and Told them that at was a
shame 10 lie terrified by one shot TO stand te-
| sethtr like soldiers" aud in the act OF checl-
my item on, the unfortunate Young man re-
Ce'Neu bali IN the middle OF his chest winch
passing through his lungs came ont through
Tie blade OF the IIsM shoulder he imm,I,
alrtS itil ana the Iiotets began 10 retreat
Unfortunately Beans wife was wounded Inv
one OF me balls, anu is still in ii precarions
S,ate. lhe Rev. MIR. Sddler who waswitb A
SICK person IN the vicinity, came immediately
10 the place, aud seeing Beare Opposite ms
door with hi piece in his iasd. roouc.ted him
10 go INTO the house, aud that he was certain.
IA
Dear Instantly followed his advice snt alter
taking care OF the wounded persons, Mr. Sad
,tr Went Tor Tile Rev. Joseph Jervnis iii.
I'oVoSt' VINO presently rode down, and hav-
"s re"n lie not act, aud taken several of the
iipteis IDto custody, The mob distressed and
Tranquility Was re-esiabliShpd. lie wuuud-
"a PERSONS were immediately taken 10 the
DiSpensary, and Instantly attentird l., IN
haiils out - iiara, ai,er Suffering g!caIayo-
ny, disd about four O'Clock ueSI morniuv -
"a VII
vols, VINO on every occasion is found fno., act
I'VE IN the Discharge of his ,uagisterjaI ,lutips
ahd oy Whose spirited anu determined con
uhct Gn the present. occasion a s;oD was nut
10 Il woik OF desiructiOr, which threatened
most serious consequences, and by which
mnch blood shed has been perhaps spared.
mr.. bileh, The coroner, held AN inquest
al Tie DEPenSarH upon the body A very
Respectable Jury, OF all denominations, was
sworn, and most patient iu,est,gation had
he witnesses were, at TIE request of the cor =
oner and Jury, principally examined by the
! provost aud Parish Priest, aud altar upyyart,s
OF ave hours examination OF divers witnesses
| NE VeIdict was unanimously aud Instant, re,
TUNED 10 The entire Satisfaction OF the coro-
neT ana Inosiiespectabt assemb!age of IN
habitants =" hat the deceased came by his
uea'h iiom a gun shot wound, inflicted by
- Beare upon him in defence of his pro.
perry, winch was uniawfuily attacked by a
iiotouS mob The body was taken ioTimo-
league Tor lnterment. Warner is likely to
recover,
From The Moaiteur of Mo,,iay FEB. 81,
ROYAL ORDNANCE
ana Navarro
Wishing TO confer on Ccuat de Cazesa tes
| timnny OF our satisfaction with his services
with tile zeal and fidelity OF which he has ni ven
us proofs on the most trying occasions and
likewise with his attachment 10 cur person
AID family, we have ordained and do ord,iu
as follows:
All. l. Count de Cazes peer Of France.
minister Of slate. - nominated duke to cuio\
! for huuselt aud his descendants ia a dirpct
me from male TO male according 10 tile order
OF P'iIn0ecDIinIe, the hUnoTs and preIOcatiyss
attached to That rank with the obligation of
conforming 10 tie laws Of the kingdom and
particularly TO the dispositions of cur ordi
nance OF August 10, ISIS.
All. =. Our minister secretary Of state II,
the department of foreign atldIs is CHARGED
with the execution Of the present ordinance.
Given al our Palace of the 1huilleries, Feb
20, i620.
(Siencd) LOUIS.
.IC9nntrrsiGned PASQUIER.
The king has appointed the Duke de Cazes
his an'bassa dOr to the court Of Londoa.
The duke of Ricbeleu is appointed minis
ter OF state and president OF the council OF
| ministers
CoBBhIT has established daily paper IN
London dsnOmlnaied The " evening PosI.'
ILOQGEiHiTii'
EXPLANATIONS.
| The National Army To The Spanish PeoDIe
he several corps ofihe Spanish army
WHO, III the beginning OF The year, drcIai-
ed Tor The cause al the country, resolved
TO save IL or perish for il, ought 10 state
10 that country The reasons Ut their con.
duct, the measures that they have hilher
to taken, and what they expect from those
measures Tor Tie benefit Of the nation.
"hose children they arc.
| They do not remind The nation Of her
past slOries, obtained by means of her
virtues. History makes them known 10
] the pIesemL age. aud tie Snanihrhs of In.