Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-23

new house was nearly finished. lie beilnef
mounts his horse or carriage; butthe ber-
trands ride daily.
The militia regiments of many of the dis
tricts in England, were to be called OUT to
be trained according to the directions OF the
Militia Act.
A ministerial paper remarks that every
thing liberal with respect to the queen is in.
tended to be conceded TO her, and the ut
most moderation will be observed BIZ Minis
tiers, to prevent, as much as possible, all in
decorous discussion, and render all painful
evidence unnecessary to support the pro-
cess which may be instituted unless, in
deed, daring defiance, from supposed want
of proof, may make the production of it me-
cessary.
The trials for high treason, of Thistle
wood and others, commenced at the Old
Bailey on the 18th ult. Thistlewood was
conducted from his cell by private pas.
sage under the court. He manifested much
serious abstraction of mind, until the arri-
val of he judges. when he started from
his reverie, and assembled the steps with
firm and steady step. He had on a black
coat, blew trowsers and boots He request
ed seat which was allowed him. After
the jury was sworn, the Lord Chief justice
Abbott, strictly forbid the publication of
the proceedings on this, or any of the tri-
ais, until they should all be disposed Of
The indictment was then read, and the
pleadngs commenced, the attorney general
having gone into very long exposition of
the charge.
London, ApriI II.
We received yesterday the Paris papers
Of Wednesday and Thursday. The king
had another attack of the govt on Tuesda y
but il is said to be slight.
An article fir ON Irun, dated the 9Th inst
in the Journal des Debats of Wednesday,
states, that bya declaration of the Provi-
sionaI Junta, the refugees OF the party of Jo-
seph are allowed to return to their homes
and are restored to the possession of their
property. Col. Infantes, who was re-
Gently sent to the king from the army in the
Isla, is said to have stated to his majesty,
that that army weuid maintain its position
until the assembling of the Cories.
| 4 very severe sentence has been passed
| by the court of Assizes at Paris, on the re-
| sponsible Editor Of the Constitutional (M.
BidaulD for an article in that journal, which
was alledged to be an excitement TO civil
| war. The defendant applied to have the
trial postponed :cr few days, on the ground
| of his Counsel, MIR. Dupin, sen. being alb
sent from Paris, but the court refused TO
grant any delay, and pronounced Judge
ment by default against NJ. Bidaut, who
was sentenced to FIVE years imprisonment,
and fine Of 1900 francs, (5oo pound) the
maximum of the punishment awarded by
law. M. Bidault intends to appeal against
| this sentence.
French 5 per cts.-Tuesday, 74f l0c.
liverpool, .ApriI 90.
Various accounts from different parts: Of
Yorkshire concur in stating that attempts
at general rising have not been confined
TO Hudders6eld or its immediate neghber-
hood. Itappears; that the radicals had ac
tually fixed on Wednesday sevennight for a
general and simultaneous rising in all the
northern districts. Several men are already
committed to York Castle for high treason,
and arrests continue daily.
Eglia, the commander at Grenada,
(whosr name is always Uttered With
horror in SPAIN faithful to his system
of oppression, concealed the dispatches
he had received relative to Ferdinand's
oath to the constitution, but the people
having learnt the news gave demonstra-
tons of their joy, and forced the pri-
sous Of the inquisit;on. Their rejoic-
ings continued fer two days, and on the
third, the students Of the Colleges of
ST. Jargucs, St. Michel, and ST. Denis,
followed by the people, went to the seat
of government, put down Eguia, and
put General Campoverde in his place.
This was confirmed by the King.
Two streets in the city of Alicant,
have been named Quiroga' and .Rie.
go.' The. authorities have ordered
pillar to be erected, and an inscription
of The constitution placed thereon, sup
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