Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14

whether they gave ubrsgo TO this side of tho House
or that side of the Mousse, they wonld maintain firm
course, convinced thu, the c,uutry wonli vindcate
tho conduct Of himself and his clea sa,s "a dica
ted by high and Gran sense Of public dug. tLoud
cheere."J
The disturbances in many parts VI England, con,i-
uued very alarming. In consequences eft these diff
culties ia Lancashire Temporary barracks have been
ordered To be established Ashton under. Line and
bridge. well at Blackburn. D.lton, and
Oldham; and others have bean issued from the Com.
missarias Department send hsrrsck sores to Ash
ton under Limo and aylry bridge Immediately.
The burnngs Of barns, and stacks of grain were
very frequent in Lnconshre, and very heavy losses
have been tue consequences. The torch has also
been spphed IN the negiborhnrd OF liverpool. One
Of the villains has been arrested Suffolk who con-
fesscs that he had travelled 1000 miles six weeks
distributing incendary publications. The torch has
also been applied in South Wales, and extensive
fires have been kndled Thc eastern ,.art OF tho
country 10 likewise in very rcrtar5cd state.
IRELAND
The various accounts from, ibis country. received
by the psescn, arrival Represent tfarest portions of
seems probable that the ,iera,oa and firm So Of
the Marquis Of Anglesea wll prevent any formidable
excuses from being committed.
The Dublin Evening Mail that the government
bad decided caog the Irish yeomanry CIRCULAR was
addressed from the Castle ny r. Stanley, his Excecncys
Secretary To The di-ren, in which ,f
large bodies S~ds. whatever ps,eS for the
dat", ara declared easonahlc, and the niag
THE Essrins raokc, speak, with s,e. confidence of
influence possessea ny the Vceroy over the rolsae n
10 seeking repeal Unoo but that such !. not the desire
ef the people large M OConnc charged desiring
from holland On the 18Th OF Densnner, he made public
entry into Dublin the different trades having collected receive
him, wish and NOTICE, Five thousand rer
sons supposed collected The houses in the
streets through which the procession passed. partially
iI%n"sd Mr. oC addressed the people from tie balcony
offered cacc ny the Ministry (which the London
Counter most s,ou,ty and somewhaindsnanily denies. He
Dub'n) on the eSth, accompanied by nearly one hundred
thousand persons who exhibed Orange and green banners
similar to thoss borno by tho adesen Duh
lin Here public inner given him. which no MAIDS
n speech s promising 'reeiy repeal of the U"inn
his speech BY cali ,z uso" o,iu-li f,ld promise he
o"sen.n n q" Trcs any pr" p,op"se The health Of the
tremendous cheering
Mr. UConuel immediately ro.r and gave tho ,o,s, wu
smiles ard expressions ri aud happiness compsuv
simultaneously s-od and burst Of triumph rrsounde
through the place Of m,song and the band struck up the
proposed and carried amidst peals accama,nn ,ha
should be forever hsnceior~ard tile OF the Do
heJa Independent Clvb
FRANCE
IRIAs or TUg .-MINIsrEns Til: :r6, or.ac Mi
MS ers OF Charles \. concluded on tue = list They
were found guty at TREASON, aad c)nierr,c, io per
petua! ip sann'n., With the forfeiture % their IT,
Ties, rank. and orders. Vhe Prince de Poignnc was
moreover drcnr:d to he 'civ,ily dead" sentence,
which IN France. drprIres man of every civil and
soc'al righ 1t c"i.vrys has property Ia !.is heirs
ds-oives his marriage, far ~ respects its civil
consequences, and takes iun him ali cunrul aud d,
rection IN the educa.inn Of ts children
AM Caachy and SAM 10, commissioned to rsod
the verdict OF The Court OF Peer. 20 IN, fnur ex-
ministers, Went to NIrcenu"s "Wednesday morn
iag' Inc gid, at sS oCiocs-i!aviog arrived at the
Castie' thy wero obliged. IN order Ia nbtnln admit
lance, Ia convey letter To the governor which thew
attached TO thu cnain of the drawhri,uo m,l,ved
for ihet purpose. The bridge was iunc,latsly low
ered q they were conducted to the dungeon by Gen.
Daumensnii', who alone has possession of the KEY
OF the gates The four ministers and even he
governor himself entirely of the rcsul,
OF tho trial. for the bridge had boon raised the pre-
Vous evening. Immediately the entry of the pr,s
oners, and no person whatever had from tina.
oeon admitted into he Castle NM Cauchv md
Sanjou were first introduced into q inrpe ant-chem
Der sommun' heating with the apartments Of the ex
minister's who wore still in bed. NM. de Chanto-
ianze nAd do Guernon Ranv'lle were quickly dressed
and IN attendance IN half hour Pcyronnet amman,
ed, and the three then proceeded TO the chamber a,
Prince Poiignac. who had rntimat ed, that ben, ey
Hemeiy unwsil, lie was DESTROYS of remainno in
bed, 10 the room, therefore, NJ Cauchy, creffier,
read TO them the decree of tho court Such boJ
been their blindness, such their confidence ~,
they oil evinced great surprise and DISAPPOINTMENT.
though there appeared remarka BILE contrast
t tne hfmness and resignation displayed by NM
fiction and humiliation Of Peyronnet and pol,dnan
The latter especially heard with the utmost cn1s,r
nation that part Of the decree which saws TIM, c;r,
death 10 involved IN the sentence of transDortni,nn
During tho reading Of the verdict tho four prisoners
kept silence One sentence was ONLY ufternd
afterwards, and that was addressed BY CRan,elonye
to Guernon Rsnyic -'Well, my friend SAID he,
I'VE shall have plenty of leisure to play at chess "
There appears TO be some difference made in the nm
snment OF the ex-rnnlsters for Polirnac is dosned
Tor the bleak fortress of 81 Michs ell on the cas, f
normandy whilst the other prisoners arc TO he
transferred, MS stated previously to Ham, in Pcardy
NO disturbance took pIscc when the fac of the
ministers was made known. This TRANQUILITY is. bo,v
over 10 De attributed les, to tina acouiescence Of IN,
Populace IN the decision Of the peers than IN tho
excellent arrangement which had been made IA n,o-
vent disturbances, and to the good disposition of tho
National Guard9. The crisis which has iust n,ssnJ
was expected with doubt and apprehension bv all who
wished for The maintenance Of tranquility in Frans
or IN Europe; that il should have ,cfmnitod ,v,bon,
bioodshed IS therefore circumstance winch ,vIII,,
IL reflects honor upon the French government. md
must add materially To its stability, affords nlso
powerful guarantee Tor the main,enancc Of tho gen
cTal peace " VIC s'"-
htS'oNATIoN OF LAFAYETrE.-On Friday even
ing Dec 9th, resolution was passed BIZ IN,
Ch'moer OF Deputies, declaring the Office bSI no
General Lafayette, Commander in Chief of tLc
NauonsI Guards, unnecessary.
rams, Sunday, Dec. 9G--Tbo necessary conse-