The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-23
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

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Acasta, Capt. Chadwick, arrived yesterday
liza 40 DAYS from London and 80 from CIV
:. We afe indebted In Capt. Chadwlck
for a Courier Of the 5lh If April. 10 The e
diiars Of the Commercial Advertiser FOR
late London papers and Lloyd's Isis. and
TO some Of our mercantile friends for a
price current of the 5th aud the Morning
Herald.
The Courier publishes the Message Of
the Vice president Of Columbia, d speaks
of il IN high terms of praise. =" Ii Is i'm
! possible" the Editor remarks, !" not to nd
mic on the one hand, the frankness and
sincerity with which the Vice President
placed before the National Assembly, the
numerous difficulties that remain To be sur
mounted, before they can enjoy the full
/ benefit of their independence, aud on the
other, The earnssturss With which he IN
! vitcs them 10 pursue the necessary mea-
! suYes for accomplishing that end.o
! Mr.. LaHess and Mr.. O'Conacl are quar-
rolling IN the newspapers, on the subject of
! Catholic emancipation.
A very affecting trial for forgery took
place al Bristol, Mr.. Slavery, young
man, the son of respectable banker Of that
city, plead guilty at the bar To charge
of forging a bill Of exchange, sigaed with
a dcliclous name. Thepi.a of " Guilty"
WAS wholly unexpected by the court, and
beng delivered in a firm voice, produced
n great effect, particularly ON the
Judge, Lord Clifford, who changed colour
abd remained silent for some time. At
lrrg;h, looking earnestly in the prisoners
face, be ruquired if he hid been induced
l., a. L. Il, &
lie replied that he had done II deliberately.
His lordship told him to consider short
time before he determined to preserve in
that plea-the prisoner d" shook his head,
REFINED on his hand and again covered his
face, agiated by grief
C2erk Of dc .4rraigns. Shall | enter
the verdict my Lord %
The Rfco-der. Wait short time"
The prisoner was then removed ; and on
being brought back, and saying that he
persisted in his plea, the judge, putting ON
his black cap, addressed him III very 50
Tenn manner, and after urging him not 10
indulge the hope Of "A pardon, proceeded 10
pronounce the sentence of death. The
prisoner seemed to lose all power of brenth
ing, aud dropped down his head Mr..
Smith, one of the prosecutors, who had
before attempted to address the court,
made way through the crowd, by the wit
ness box, and very astatnsly exclaimed
My Lord, as the prosecutor, recon-
mend him TO mcrcy,E mercy can be shown.
The consequences of his crime were limit
ed, the public have suffered nothing
hardly any thing
Lord Clifford Ieant back in his seat, great
" affected but made no reply. The pr
soner VAS thcn removed nom me uo'N'
AMIDST the orati'y silence ol croWatd
eoofi, many "l Tie persons pTes'ent "tii /
moving The prisoner ana MS idIher lht
banker.
An art'''e rom Madfld OF tne ia III
lme, states, that some serious disturbances
hhd broken out III the barracks OF TIE h"Y
al guard, where the soldiers OF the Sd bat.
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