Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-28

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nous Sand, died III the hospital of Mannheim,
on the night of the 2ist, from the stroke OF a
dagger which ~as gwen TO him after the asa
sassina,ion of ko;Zebue. For eleven months
he lansuished in state OF suffering; IL APP
pears that the government has not dared 10
undertake the process, heipg persuaded that
he would never get we'll of his wound.
LonDeN. March 3.-No papers have as yet
been found on any OF the conspirators; never
theieSS II Is believed that ramiiications OF the
plot can be traced Ia the eounties. \ Gazette
informs that on NJ onday last, about 200 indivi-
duals have presented themselves before the
post offlcs at Leeds, al The hour OF the arrival
OF the London mails, waiting impatieHtly for
news from the capital. Suspicious are also
entertained as To Thistlewood's journey to
Glasgow few weeks since. The famous
Hunt II appears, was totally nnapprized OF
the conspiracy. is even said that the con-
spirators have written down his name AS one
of those victims that were TO have fallen.
The ministers had yesterday the dinner
which was so muck interrupted on the day the
late conspiracy was 10 have been put into ex-
ecu,iom. Only bali dozen OF police Officers
were stationed ronud The place where they
dined
Uch!.-To-d day, began the elections in the
city and the borough OF Southwark. Among
the four Representatives of the city, two new
candida have offered themselves, the Lord
Mayor and Sir W. Curtis of the Ministerial
party. 1 he partiSaus OF the different caudi'
dates carried banners with their various devi
ceS through the streets, hear the hustings.-
On Alderman Woods banner, was. " wood,
the friend OF civil aud religious lIhcrty."-
Ehree candidates have offered themselves in
Southwark, MIR. Calvertaul Sir X Wilson,
the iwO last members and Sir j Jurtnn. The
courty papers are all tuil OF addresses relative
10 the Elections. la "a r0untY town, a reso!n-
iion has been adopted 10 open subscription,
10 provide for the expense of prosecuting vO-
tiers accused of veuaiitY
Murch s.. The elections are in full activity
IN every corner OF the Kingdom IN the cities
and bOrCughs where the Government Influence
is so powerful that independent candidates do
not think IL worth while TO show themselves
the nominations have been already made.
The city of Harwich has nominated the chan.
ceiior Of the EXchequsr, and the right hon C..
Bathurst. who will not oppose the ministers
! wal. in the city AID in the borough al South
wat X, the contest goes on between the minis
trr'ai and independent candidates. Sir K.
wilson has been received with the most Oytu
accian!a,ions 10y the people OF Southwark. a
nlinIstrra! candidate Sir w. Curtis, who IS
Offering himself for the city, hdS been pursued
with misses, every time lie Showed kinssli OH
| the hustimgs
4 special order will he given in few DAYS
for The trial OF the individuals, accused o. high
treason eight OF whom are put III the Tower.
he Grand Jury of Middlesex will be called
TO consider the bill of Indictment, aud If they
! return II, the trial will commence at the Old
Bailey. IN the forms adopted at the trial OF
| Horne Jouke.
ireland continues 10 be disturb by bands
| Of ribboR-mea. IN The counties of Galway,
| Mayo aud ROsrommou, they are so alarming
| that the gariiSons III the cities hJve been re-
| iniorced, aud have put several battalions in
! the field, 10 protect the country against their
! inroads.. They are accused of a conspiracy
against the lives of Lord Ross and CHINATOWN.
| Al The ANSizrs of RoScommom, the Isl OF ihis
| mouth, six OF these villains were condemned
| 10 death
Ia this trial. The counsel for the crown COM
| planned OF the Neglect OF The magist ateS who
al a Ia
| poiut. Two hundred ribbon-meu are yet to be
tried they are all accused of seGtiOn, muir
| der aud robbery
FRANkFoRT, March s.--The extracts that
| the FTussiAn police has taken from the papers
| OF the young students of severai Universities,
| which we've seized in the most shameful man
ner, and which the government is publishing
| toJusti!y its deposltons, combine TO prove
| that there reigns among the German youth a
| sp,Iit of liberty and independence which the
| mpTudent as we'll as unjust measures OF oil
| garchiai congresses viii only be able TO irsi-
| tate instead OF directing into the Ii2 Ill path.
| There is certainly little fanaticism, eXul-
| tailon and mystery in these confidential meet
| ings but il is the fault oil the German govern
mentS, which have allowed the Olgarchy to
recover a power that is detesied 10y the eX-
| isting generation. Here follow some speci-
mems Oi The thoughts and sentiments OF these
| young men, il the Prussian police has really
published them faithfully, which we are iG-
| ciiued 20 doubt:
| let ourselves be treated like beasts OF bun den,
| aud the slaves OF kings push us into the trac k
| OF ODE ditnce But what can young men like
| us do, ~hem men of mature aye lose courage !?
| The world seems yet too weak to look upon
! the celestial image ofiiDerty; d small number
| OF men exist for it only but the greater mum
! her are only the Wallets OF princes and of
| shameful inirigues. Generous Germany,
! where IS Thy Atminius Where shall we fluid
! aJtee man! 1T we had even mothers Who were
| truiy German, they wOnld show us our CHAINS,
| and would force us in arms 10 the contest for
| our liberty, Gus honour and our rights"
! Another SAYS in Il letter 10 q friend You
| write us concerning the princes and the open
/ hatred that is b0rue TO them Partake of
! your opinon-the princes aud lords OF our
| fine would DaniSh the spirit OF truth, for eve
| ~ Kind of liberty is hateful to them. PTD~
| ces aud truth eau never well agree together,
| as we see sui!iciehtlyiTOm the IHtTlgues of their
! Valgts.' There ave dozen OF other cOmmu-
| nlcatious That breathe this ardent patriotism.
| The Gazette of NJ. de HaTGenburg, cOBsd-
| erA These SrntIm6 ntS OF tie scholars, rldICu-
! lOus 10 the last degree, F1I ourselves, we see
| nothing ridiculous, but the presumption of
| the German Stat eSmgn who imagine that IN
| thus holding theRaIIon in bondage, they VIII
| be able 10 destroy thnt patriotic sptrit that
| has spread !hrops The rising generation
! IL is Oniy 10y the grant Of national liberty,
| and not by strengthening the hands OF despO-
! tisiH, that they WIFI be able 10 jmtu the Ger
nlatS aside fgOin the idea OF luil liberty, an 4
| Of revolution considered inevitable Some
| students are regarded criminal, because
| they traced the chimefical plan OF "A Federal
| Republic; Bui more than one great mau is
| persuaded Of lbe advantages Of II republican
! federation oVeraristOcratiCal despoiism, could
| it he accomplished without ANY shock.
The tribunal Of appeal OF Deux POnts has
| published in the papers. HAT IL has con-
| dFmued 10 eight months imrF isOBmcnt. a SUBJ
| aitern agent OF the city who had shut mp Tor
/ one hour without legal warrant, woman
! WHO had iusuted him The tribunal adds,
| ihatit publishes this decision 10 warn eve
! ~ one IN Office who may be disposed to ViO-
| late the constitutional laws concerning per-
I ANAL IL hnriA II IL nilu tlat Ihh n,uaIinn