Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

nts'' when he expressed wish 10 occupy the ssu,
turret which served him n prison In the Yea, Iso,
Al the time Of his conhne on the charge of ha,i,
conspited The death OF Napoleon Bonap.r,e bv means
OF he celebrated internal machine, which made so
much noise AZ the period. Guernon de Ranyii!e and
Chan'eiauze. evince many symptoms Of despopdencv.
but the prince maintains his equsnimi,y apt the Cam,
ue LeyfOnnet all that orusqueri and nonehaianee.
whch are known TO be habi,ua to him. IL said that
the Princess de Polgnac returned TO France a. .oon A.
she heard OF her husband arrest and that she /. now
IN Paris Their children, uDderst are In Eop,.nd
| The orders issued by Gen. Dune sn the Coy.rnor
OF vncennes are, that the prisoners be treated with
mat humanity, consideration aud respect, which are
due TO misfortune.
PARIS. Saturday Euening.-Tbe Commissioner.
appointed by the Chamber OF Deputies to frame the
pehmnsry proceedings for the trial Of the Ex Minis.
~'s' me rrnce de Polignac. Nj. nj. Peyronnet, Guer.
non DE Rinvile and Chsntelauze repaired this dav IN
ne Cssue OF Nncsnnes to proceed with the incuipa-
10Y ne'roga'ories which are (unjusy enough for the
accused according 10 the principles Of British law) to
be taken, in the fret instance, upon personal exsmi.
patton OF the accused. The prisoners are in low spir.
it-, particularly de Pognac, who il sunk into sx
IRENE and even unmanly depression. HE much pi,ird
lady is determined not to quit him. and has from the
retreat oil some friends in the country, fastened sud-
uehiy 10 Parls--ani, as am Informed, obtained per-
mission TO visit him this evening. The Conmssiopsrs
learn, have not finished their preliminary xamin,
on Of the prisoners although thew remained four hours
and halt in the Castle. Tho Ex- Minister. ara con-
hned IN separate apartments and denied intercour..
WI u each other; they in other respects treated
WIN proper attention to their station aud wants ard
are empowered TO call in the aid Of Counsel nj 20
pohgnae has already had the opportunity of consul
ing IN the county, professional gentleman who I.tt
Paris for that purpose but he has not vet finally a.
'ermncd upon his Ccursel-several are named but the
choice, it is thought, vii! Ultimately fall upon M Bar
ryer, man oil great talents and Royalis Polixpac
persists understand, in denying that he had apv
oe' an an executive part in the promu alton Of tho
fatal Ord naDces-but papers of his remained In hi.
CABINET, which his enemies assert will impicate him
more directly. The friends OF the exed King ere siiII
frantic enough to manain the abstract eav of This
coup defof though now iu,t6es its poIcv
upon me dispensing power in times Of danger reserved
aria h.ti
abrogated in the present for Philip and ha, Poynac
having only executed the orders of his Master stands
Tres from personal crmina iy All this reasoning 1, NOT
only weak but useless and The chance in the case Of
Pognac oil escaping capital punish i. upon
.oe moueraon OF the people aud Of their present CO.
verEment. Still, | must say, rom what | see b.r.
that the elements OF excitement ave not subsi.d The
epn against ihee unhappy pri-oncrs great in the
country towns through which they conducted,
and should IL once he caught by the Pai.ian pon,Ia
uon; hs must be bold Member of the Executive who
could reckon on having strength for lite controuI
ON VIII see by The papers that the Duke of Bourbon,
properly Prince lie Conde, ia'her of the Duke Ding
hein, has died suddenly. | an informed from enc
source that he committed suicide by hanging himself
The evening before yesterday An il quest il now .
tirg on the body at his country house which Ia soro
distance from Paris. He immen.-l y rich and 76
ysars OF age The Orleans family are his heirs at law
lie was an excessively debauched man, enieayoriny
10 proong In the passions OF youth by most DANCE
tous stlmulants, which have more than once thev
'ay proved nearly fatal TO his life. This is one story
while another is in full circulation at this moment, ia,
he was hanged by 'one people around him in whose
favor Corrupt aud menial people th.v saw h. nj
maze WIN. Hs boiy wa. found suspended from
curtain cortis in one of his apartments and tho
promugaors Of this last rumor saw that he wa, too la
and feeble man 10 lift himself into ouch nc tion
he Procureur OF the King is now on the snot viii
olhe judicial officers, investigating all the ecums,an-
~-'
A'tw'lve O'Clock This day The English addresses (yo
ted by some parochia bodies in Lonon) were
to the Project of Paris, at the Hotel de Vile The
was interesting not 80 much from the ranker in
utnee OF we Eng'ishmen who formed the deputatiop
f.e ptiroe nh;
pressed both in the addresses, and in Mr. Bowring,,
speech on rIe'enation, upon The features and perure
oi uenefal La Feyette, who stood in the circle This
tehetabe paot, who slill appears in the vigour of
health, was dressed in the uniform of the Na,ionai
GUARDS and his counenance glowed with animation
ourihg me reading oil those passages which rendered
luuce 70 The recent struggle OF the French for their
liberties He looked around at the French oic.rs vbo
near nun, while M Bowring (who speaks French
'emarkabiy weiD emphaiica'ly pronounced that tha
soveteisny OF the throne of Great Britain was ba,.d
ana founded alone upon the rights AMI liberties Of tho
ahp una, france had liz innate right to reckon
Upon i me brili'h 'ymPaihy on the present OCCASION
Alter Tho addresses were delivered, Mr. Bowring hand
eu mem TO The Pre'ect, together with bundle of En-
snsA newspapers. The Project then delvereJ bi,
Drd poce, and with uncommon sn;m.
ZION. In the course OF his address the Pfelect tool
occasion to turn TO La FSy tie, az the venerable com
rariot who had taught and led their wav TO victorv
gIaspng him cordially by the hand at thu instant tbs
rrehcn gentlemen present exclaimed, "Bnn bien"
ana ans Epsirh expressing their admir- by The
national method OF clapping their hands, which wa.
acknowledged by La Fdyeue by a cordial and Iamiar
nod oil his head TO each individual successivev-Tha
!o'eghes present were then severaly introduced IN
e ffriect aud the General, and received with orsa,
co'diaiy. rUoyn;no ID" pnns ,e"
From LONDON PAPERs-to September /
WEST INDIA INTEREST
meeting OF West India Planters and Merchants
was held in London on the Goth Aug for the purrose NJ
receiving the annual report of the commiitee Tho
MARQUIS OF Chandos called TO the chair and ,ho
secretary read report, which was unanimo.lv adont
ed, and OF which the following will be found io be :.
correct abstract: "
The committee had applied to his Maiestv's minis,
'eIs LOT reduction on the duties on sugar nd RIM,
when might lead TO greater demand and consumn,;o
OF e staple articles OF Vest India produce alike bene-
icIa 10 me public and the revenue. The attention of
the committee had been increasingly directed towards
the object OF procuring remission Of the duties and
collecting the most authentic sources of information n,
throw hight OH this and other West India questions ami
urged from Time TO time the peculiar hardship under
wnch me colonsts had labored and still continued In
aEO' from Inc operation OF high duties and other caus
eS. he report then referred TO conferences which t
committee had bad with ministers in july 1920 and
January last, on the state of the West India coonea
ana Inc SPECIFIC subject of the sugar and rum does
10 Tue petitions presented TO Parliament on the Same eb
Jec ana also praying Tor the reduction Of the utcs ON
cotiees The report referred TO the alterations on ,s,a
spirit duties and stated that petition TO porlioeu ~
oeen presented demanding in justice tat tbe nroluee
OF me west India colonies should be no longer praet
caly excluded from any portion of the market of th
United kin gdoui.It detailed the proceeding NJ ,o;r
i'eTs respecting The and spirit duties and tbs
curse pursued 10y the West India todv 10 obtain an
alteration IN i,s favour. Tie committee was rsnr.-
sented az haVirg, 10 regret that the Additional tr an
them had been imposed, and various re,ou,ion. b,d
oeeH passed expressive Of the feelings Of the body
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