Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-08

'o'' WsiuDoh E'ieane. (nHP OF III" fsOs'
&C. Vnpiished writer's III Ire u neTve) AVID
Palol, each n years imprisonment and
line ct 6aoD frap<s Al: the above
named editors are inrihs, coud. ,npeh 10
pay the costs o. he s,Yrserti;nr, an.
al The sentence. Aona s,t III accnsrU
having been present ip Coat The sem
t"nces were notified TO item reasonably,
az Their residences on Ws,lresiay. il,at
they might avail iheesc,.ss, Il they
choose, ui the delay OF tea laws allowed
by law, FOR aDpl, ine 20 The Cont Tor =
reVisal OF rs jnGg;a,
is'iJs's Correspondence ,iroa. tie Ne,p ! 'orh
Ccima6i.'n.
Is ?arls tree az inVr Thousand sip-
stS9's ~ ihe iaw oaS sleniCiGe aSsrrilitCd
Ia ~ ~. 9ts OF !'efit Gol'csau and Ajoa~
torsHSyes(. ia az eI;. tie iun,lai of vourg
gentleman al The nan,e nf Inr,siena4. who
had been killed the dav before " oGe Of
the guard. The crowd, forming a pro-
cession, the is.geat ever seen in Paris, 10
attend The fnncral NJ rripsie citizeE,
~ gan 10 HloVe ~ 10 o'cluci: in The morn
;1.., an! silently oreeerdcd 10 She cen;eir-
~ vt .?efe Ia Cilais - : here i,sa"yaids-
courses acre prn0ouHred over TIE grave
- he unfortunate youth. This iauic,.ee
BODY oi students, dressed n d, ep hl;, k.
carving raucs- SAL uu.bi Has, proved
'hT"ue" Tie streets witt military eNact-
neSs. They az DesssAaly separated abo..
o clor@. II anDearS ii'e pe..ca were
grra''y alarmed. s. patrols 0rre cnn-
! si8nf,v 'raveTsing dv sjstcia whore She
p'n" ioa assoc bied, and through Lich
| 1t moved mormmeai is Ia be raised.
by subscription, 10 the memory Of the
unfortunate I.s'lemaud.
'"'"te, 'pr"cr'irn.ed Tor violence,
! beth rs r'sp'-'. e'rg aad expressions,
,""k ntHce on 1 e2'h lmne in tie Ciala<
Der oi u putirs. y'he members iiscuss-.
!pg 'he subject of ;ha Law &c Es4t'inns.'
in w'.'cs Sic soldiers were called assaxSi.l5,
aud characters re har. heretofore RON.
sidered eT1irer' having haj higI and
responsible ''asians, wee tradusrd and
"''t'rd IN STYLE tolerated in no other
,,rg'"l2tive body save the ChaGb"r Of
Drpp'ies.
"7'he discussion ahose a:eutiored oc~
CURED sb"rtlv after tie g-eat iin'4 in
! Paris Puhlit { lia. spn, avs nr-a'i, cx-
cited par.'es ruuyer hiqf h Ronie-
wards. The crH a Vive pEmnrreur. and
oihersrdiiinrS PxpTCTsons, ere repeated.
~ hard. IN which lie women occasions
ally joined.
{" The circumstance Of women iniuing
and nvtrily active with aay uo6, oy a de-
tachm"ni % PART in Paris, ia az evil o.
men; women seldom oin III pactics are
vel! organized for 0rpo lion. IN, iheu
! al fte m"tI ana commen.e hosiili;Ies -
The horrible ar' &UsuiGsry course sdopi-
ed hy the Foissa.ds fish vompnl in Pals
will never be fstrgouen, whilst one irci-
dent ~ the history of tie revolution is
remrm brred Z"
| Pciva'e letters describe France IS being
IN the most horrible stata-0nc very. IN
i'lligent correspondent SAYS "Thc fire
which blazrd ia America In rs ill snon
iiiumiue Frsnce and Germany The
peop'e are loo aell ipforme,i or jhe sub
jrci of'he rights of mar longer to submit
to be governed by weak caprirous, or
superannnaied monarchs.
| 4" The very fact OF persons in France
| daring to wits letters cen aiming these
sentiments, is an evidence ttat ihc boast
ed iron arm OF the police is weakened and
u al governments dare moi euioic, tie ar
biiraTy la"s 4 F.ance al has perJnd. lest
there sEoul' ne u reaction, aul the ter
rife cry ola Ia la'.terme should be Yenew.
ed in Paris"