Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-28

ie ins"heT as thQSe OF GRENADA have beeu shall be
uied ana punished IN the same peremptory term of
'hree days. Signed by the King.
San iidefonso. Aug. 81, 1925.
MADRID. August 2s.--Our Gazette publishes
inns day the following despatch addressed to the
minister of war:
nave the honor TO announce TO your excel
leocy' that On the 23rd, noon the traitor Bessi-
".u ms associates were arrested in the viii
iage OF Zairilla, by detachment of horse grena-
Oilers belonging to the royal guard. under the
command of Lieutenant Colonel Don Saturnino
Album, whom l had ordered, as / apprizel von
IN my former dispatches, to pursue them until
'hey Were exterminaed. Lieutenant Colo
mel Album has, this moment arrived with the
criminals at my head quarters, where had taken,
oy anticipation, the necessary measures 10 carry
INTO iuil effect, the ders of the king our master
communicated to me by your excellency, the
entire execution of which snail report to-mor-
row, In order that you may transmit he same
! you many years
/ lead Quarters, Molina de Arragona,
T. August %, 1926
"COUNT D'EsPAGNE,
SEcOND DESPATCH-The sovereign do
cfees OF his majesty of the l7th and 2lst of ths
month, and the orders communicated 20 meby
your eXcelency, dated the 25th, have already
neen executed. As as Don Georges fSeS-
siere-, and the men in his suite, had been taken
oy me troops under my command, which had been
IN pursuit OF them, they brought them TO my head
quarters, where they arrived Yesterday az nine in
the evening, as have already had the honor to an
nounce TO you by my despatch of Yesterday. TIE
decree oil MS majesty was mmedia ely made known
10 'he chei and the seven accomplices OF his crime
whose names and rank sUboincd All the spir-
'uai AIDS oil our holy and cOnsoliag religion were
administered to them, and when they had confessed
the frighful crime of which thew had hoe, o,iI,x
they were shot The execution took place this
gay, Inc 10Th, at half pas eight in The morning..
ihey died Ike Christians, repentins their high trea
son, and praying to God that their punishment might
serve as an example, and prevent the recurrence Of
similar attempt. The troops OF the royal guard
infantry and cavalry, and squadron of tue tirst
regiment OF the line, formerly Santiago, which was
al my head quarters, have been witnesses Iof this
execution, and have deiled before The dead bodies
D'ESP ACNE.
Molina D'Arragon, Aug. &c, 1882
g Bessieres had published a list OF prescriptions
oil seventeen persons whom they were 10 use all
possible means TO make way with, and The name of
Nj. Zea Bermudtz was the first. Anagon seems
10 De the province which the general and his par
~ had more particularly fixed their views The
captain general has acted with as much firmness as
prudence; and this part of the country after mo-
inentary ierment has returned TO state of the most
perfect tranquility.
q" The death of Paul Iglesas has produced among
The people oil Madrid opposite sensations. When
ihey saw arrive, drawn on a hurdle, man whom
they had known of Ilie most tlourishing cit-
@ehs OF me capital, general sentiment OF pity was
manifested. But Igiesias mounted the scaffold ard
having already the cord round his neck asked to
speak 9 Spaniards, my brothers, said he.
have been devoted TO beriy, die like Christian.
have received he aids of religion; pray for me-
die or my country, for you all learn fyoa me to
1ie win courage" Here the exeeIiioneI threw
himself off with hina and Isiesias already suspend
ed, cried with loud voice, liberty or DEATH
AT this unexpected incident cries of y long live
the king" burst from all parts. In the midst Of
these shouts, an exclamation ofan opposite charac-
ter was heard Ii was with difficulty that the inds
vidual from whom il proceeded was saved from the
hands of the people.
. The royalist volunteers of Salamanca have vo-
ted an address 10 the king, 10 solicit from him the
re- establishment OF the holy office, in order TO Sc
cure public tranquility in SPAIN
The Empec0,ado.-Th Madrid Gazette an
nonnces the tragical end of this patriot. The fol-
lowing account oil his last moments is furnished
by an lnhabitant OF Rhueda, where the unfortunate
general was hanged. In his will The Empecinado
bequeahed four pieces of cloth, which belonged to
him, and were in the possession of friend, for
the use OF the royal volunteers of Rheuda, from
whom he bad suffered such horrible treatInent-.
When he came out of the prison to undergo ljs
punishment, he became violent with rage on find
ing that 1t intended TO put him upon
an ass. He refused, and went to the place
OF execution on foot with great frmness
When lac had reached The foot of the gallows he
suddenly made so great effort that lac burst the
cords by which his arms were confined He then
attempted TO rush through the line OF soldiers who
surrounded him and no doubt nc would have escap-
ed IT he had been armed; but as 1t was he was al
tackled and beaten down with blows. A rope was
then placed round his neck, and the hangman, who
was upon the gallows, Ieaped upon him, and with
the assistance of some bystanders put him death
As this wretch returning 10 Yalladolid, after
the execution, he welcomed in several villages
with the ringing Of bells
1t IS stated In the London papers, that the IJay-
tens are extremely dissatisfied with the conduct ot
the President, Boyer, in making the Treaty with
France.
An order has been issued at Lisbon, for the ex
puison Of about 500 Spanish refugees who had
found an as lum in the neigiborlood of Oporto.
carriage stopped on the 26ih August at Va.
lenciennes, win two millions in gold bars belong
ing TO he house Of Bothscild. A ministerial
journal that ibis gold. which was travelling
without permit, be changed at Brussels lol
| five franc pieces.
The Psussian government has appointed Consul
General TO Mexico.
Tho plan ofreprining The Paris papers at Brus.
sells, ~ lthographic inv ention, has been
abandoned as impracticabe.
An association IL formed in, London, 10 recover
the treasures which were sunk "a Yigo Bay in the
reign Of Queen Anne, supposed to amount 20
fourteen millions Of pieces Of eight. One half
that may be recovered, is to 60 lie Spanish gov
| eminent.
! The Victor, sloop Of war, arrived in England
/ August 81, in weeks from Accra, Africa
She reported that of 40 the troops sent out last year
with Gen. Turner, one-tenh remained alive aud
1 of 90 landed from the Thctis gate only one was
alive, and he in the hospital