Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-22

bovc twenty hive years OF age In their defence, I
they stated that their cries could not have been
cd with an evil intention, as they had never known
Napoleon, and not born at the time of the |
Republic. One of them thought that there could be !
notarn Illegal in their cries account of the hber
~ Of TIC press. AFTER ;le witnesses had been heard
the Tribunal condemned two OF the prisoners 10
months Imprisonment; six 10 months; and eight TO
days Imprisonment, aud TO pay fine OF 5ff.
The four others were acquitted.
The following is an extract of "A private letter from
Genoa:--"The King OF Sardinia left this city on the
18th inst for Naples The journals state that he is
merely gone TO visit the family of the King of the
Two Sices; but rumour talks OF Congress of lnl-
ian Princes, and of the objects of this assembly
is said to be to fix the dcstnes of Piedmont Charles
Felix. 1t is reported will abdcate his and take
up hts residence III Savoy. His sccptrc will pas tn
an Austrian Prince, and the Eu;c!ics Of Parma and
Modena, and other provinces Of Upper llyra, will
! be annexed TO tho new kingdom, of winch Genoa is
To be the capital and all this with the appreciation of
Engnnd The Prince de Cargnans had sooner
arrived in Sardinia than he left again for the contf
nent, but what part thereof is unknown"
| On the I'd May no fewer than iity-onc shocks oi
an earthquake were felt in the Kingdom OF Murcia.
The Neva was sufficiently cleared ct ice on tho
5th inst for communications To be- established be-
tween the different parts of st. Petcrsburgh.
According to intelligence of u recent date from
Corfu Nssolonghi still held out on IN" 18th of Nav
! but the garrison was treating with the Greeks and
MS surrender wns shortly eXpccted-Thc Greeks
held Prevcsa in blockadc but English Officer had
signifcd to the Greek Admiral that the British Gov
eminent would not recognise the blockade.
The King OF the Netherlands has Just appointed
the Prince of Orange 10 be President of the Council
III Ministers and of the Council of State, whenever
ms Majesty Is not present. These posts were occu
pied by Baron Molerus WHO has recently resigned
them.
BY udyccs of the 9th Nav from Ceuta, we learn
that the convicts of the gaeys that pace, three
thousand IN number, recently formed conspiracy
7 with the view OF r'brlng, and making themselves
Jnasters oil tbs town. When the of execution.
the conspiracy discovered, and the convicts are
now closely guarded. Several persons, sispecul of
being implicated in the plot, have been arrested A.
mnug thcm is the officer second in command a, tho
gallcys and canon in exile al Ccuta
The Marquis de Palmclla left Paris on Monday for
Eondon.
We regret to announce the sudden death of the
Earl OF Blesslngton his lordshp fell from his horse
IN "A ut OF apopeNy, and almost immediately expired.
; he Earl was in the forty sixth year of his age
The corn aud the vines in the cnvrous of Bav.
hail storm.
; a forest keeper. named Duf3ur, of Inor. in the
department o the Marne. went out with his DOES ~,
o'clock IN the morning of the 10th inst statinr
that he should soon return. The family fudinr bc
did not come home, became alarmed and his dido,
son went out TO seek him. Hea ring the dog bo, limo
at distance, lie proceeded To the spot from whence
the noise came, and upon arriving thore found tho
BODY OF his murdered father. The doc was brentL.
less with barking, and from tho many wounds and
bruises on him. 1t seemed that for long time the
faithful animal had defended his master Curnoeousl,.
against the assassins. Police officers were imnn-di
aely sent in all directions in pursuit of the perpetra
tors OF the bloody deed
On the 22d inst. woman at Mouscron in Wcs-
eIh anders, was delivered or four children three of
whom doing we'll
Letters from Stockholm of the 9Th instant, state
! mat great mischief has been occasoned bv the in
uhduion OF the rivers in the southern provinces of
. sweden The cities of Calmer and Calsacronn and
nc surrounding country, appear to have been the
prnc.pai scenes OF destruction, the former city be
ii@ AZ present IN complete state of blockade Tho
SIX bridges OF communication have been carriad owov
ny the violence ofthe deluge the calamity was at.ri
Outed to the sudden melting of the immense mass of
snow which fell durpg the year. The navjoation ol
the river between Daotm and Stockhol,n is mn, v,t
open. " NV '''
Extract ola private lettc- from Romc;-.Tb;s can.
Wa was 20 Gii during the Holy Week that some ia N
HeS' VINO had come up from Naples, we're oblIped %
remain M Albano. from whence thcy drove in every
daY 10 see the ceremonies. Amongst the distinguish.
Gd strangers were tlr King of Bavaria the Grand
,ucnesS Helena OF Russia the Prince of PRUSSIA
rrmce OF Lobenstcln Gera, Duke of Buckingham.
Marques Of Hartford and Lady Jtrachnn Mn2ouiss
Donro and Lord Charles Wellesley Earl and Coun.
/ tess OF Warwick. Earl and Countess or Mor,y 81
"no Lazy Arundell, Lord and Lady Burphcrsh Lord
ana Lady BrIdport Ears of Pomfrct and Sandwich
- ~ Ninpissadors have been vieng with one another
III tme 91financy OF their entertainments. The Wis
COUNT ue ChatcaubriaDd gave Cefe cIg,aDetre a C,,-
days ago ~ The garden OF tho French Acodo,r, =,
me Vuia Medlcis on the Pncian Hill: il wos iTtcr
IcI 10 nave ecNp7ed every thing of the kind that
nau ever taken place IN Rome; but unfortunately n
Wni!"lha upset marquee, IN which a superb service
OF emma was laid out and the Vi-countess had ,bo
rlornhcatIon OF seeing 1t in instant reduced fo
fragments; g., The Jfe cost the immense sum of
o..oo"' ne Marques Of Hartford has obtained
great ec'" for himself and his countrvpcn br hn
superior speHdor of his soirees which threw fine
Grand Duchesss parties into tho shade! No,b;,g
Is iaked OF but the Murquis's munifcence and nni
roDagc OF the Fine Arts.-The noblc ord L.i :
understand, purchased the famous Spn,ia po,,1c,,
Tor S4'ooo Roman scud ,-upwa rds of Is 1000 TLis
IS inc statute at the bnsc Of which Casar was osso.
tinotGd IN the Senato-housc and besides tho interest
attached to IT from his circumstance il posscssos in
] tr,nSic value as specimen Of ancient sculniurc
! Inc New Pope IS man Of great learning piotv
eu d'ent' our Is more inclined it is though TO en-
JOY the quiet scenes Of domestic life than To- tai
prominent part IN the political questions of the dav
Almost every body is going to Venice. Soapo spon.
did ceremonies are 10 take place there IN the ear.,
part of June IN honor Of its being made free mari
Venice free, rnay more raise its head a,non,,
the proudcst cities of the earth"