Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-09

! !iCvf, % the rcrrcscnia,i,s, y: the ,iehes
er Jaler, has been ordered into closer con-
| linement
/ The English papers are full Of the proceed
ings of meetings, on the subject of a,;ricultu-
raj distress.
The brother of Ypsiianti, has proc,simcd
himself Prince Of Peloponness,is. Courier.
| Mr. Bennett gave notice that he should call
for papers relative to the events which occur.
red mt the funeral of the Queen.
The correspondence of the government and
SIR Robert Wilson, in relation to his dismissal,
has been called for, and the Marquis of Lon
donderry Indicated that they would be with
held.
LONDON, Feb. give yesterday received
papers direct from Madrid to the 2ftli ult.
The Penal Code is still under discussion ia
the Certes. In the sitting of the cod, the de-
bate was suspended to hear the osinion ofthe
Council of State on the project ofthe law for
restraining the RIGHTEOUSNESS of the press.
The Council considered that there was AN
essential defect in the present law, which call
ed Tor prompt remedy ; and added, that
Inc Cortes may, perhaps, think it advisable
| to revive the Juntas of Censorship created ip
1918, IN the form which the Council will point
out retaining the present regulation on the
Liberty of the Press
The Paris Journal of Sundays and Monday
last, arrived yesterday. In the Chamber of
deputies, on Saturday, the 12th and 18th ar
ucies OF the Law on the Liberty of the Press,
which are applicable to offences against the
chambers, were adopted, according to their
orglnai tenor; an amendment proposed by
NJ. Chauvelin, that the accused should be
allowed counsel, and only be condemned by
eight-twelfths of the votes" having been re-
Jectsd by large majority formed of the right
and centre. The discussion was then adjourn
| ed TO Monday.
Frankfort papers to the Cd inst and the
Nuremburg Correspondent to the 3Ist ult. ar
rived last night The following is an extract
from the latter, the former Journals contain
nothing Of importance.
.NRremburg, Jan. sS-.Prince Cantacuzero
lately passed through this city on his way to
The first ship fitted out by the Rhenish
west India Company, has already sailed from
hamDurSh TO Port -au- Prince or st. Domip
go, laden with cargo of German mauufac
tured goods from several different States to
the amount OF one hundred and twenty four
thousand Tx dollars, of which there are
LINENS rom Prussia, Saxony, Hanover, Hes
Sc, Bavaria and Bohemia, to the value Of S.
900 Xix dollars-Woollen manufactures. 10
300 rix administrations for SO.oOo-Silks
ior :, 4OO-lroD, Steel and Hardware, 6.5OO-
Leather (shoes and hatsr 3,1OO-Ghss. /. 800
-ota'lonary 500-Eau de Cologne, 1000, sc.
ne greatest hopes are founded on the exer-
IONS OF Tins truly patriotic Company, which
mas taken the best and most honourable wav.of
answering the influence of England in the
Grrman markets, not by prohibitions and re-
strictlons, but by fairly meeting competition,
and attempting TO unite The thrty-Gour DIFF
lerent German States into one common con-
federation, Tor the purpose of maritime com
'ncrce. Nhovcr first conceived the idea.
deserves the thanks Ofhs contemporaries, and
especially OF his German fellow citizens.
iIrtrdct Of letter from a gentleman IN Ian
caster, PENN 10 has friend in his citu.
dated .4pri 8.
shocking outrage was committed in this
place the night before last-as you know some
Oh the parties concerned / will endeavor TO
give you The partcuars.-Some time last fall
an improper intimacy was discovered to exist
between IL and the wife of L. Some
Time afterwards an reimbursement took place.
and L. and his wife again lived together.-
On Monday night while Mrs. L. was a.
sleep, her husband fled thin rope round her
neck and sfrangled her and otherwise abused
the body-he then dragged her up stairs into
the garref, and suspended her to one of the
Ioist-after which he went to the House of
- armed with pair of pistols, loaded
with double bullets--entered the house bv
some means, with az intention to murder
Ii, who with his wife got ont of bed and
went towards the room door. H endured
who was there ? When l. fired both MIS-
tols-the load from one of which grazed the
forehead of H, the other entered the
breast of Mrs. H who instantly expired
she was in the last stage of pregnancy. Mrs.
T. was stated to be in the same situation.
Thus has this fatal intrigue terminated, we
may say, in the destruction of four human
beings.
l. has made his escape tits supposed
6ny some he will make towards your city.
You know him-would it not be well to give
notice to your officers. There is reward of
$500 offered for his apprehension. He rode
grey horse, and has taken his wife's clothes,
with which he probably intends TO disguise
himself" GRoU .9mer
NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS