Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-04

punishment OF such offenders, have Thought st. by the
.avice Of our Privy Council to issue this proelama
noo' hereby strictly commanding oil Justices Of the
resee Sheriff, UuderShers. and all other Civil Off
Gers whatsoever, within tho said couues OF willis
hent sussex, Surrey, Hsnt and Berks. that they do
her utmost endeavors TO discover apprehend and
ong 10 justice. the persons concerned in tho rotous
proceedings above ntiened
And as further indusement TO discover the said
ohencers we do hereby promise and declare that any
person no shau discover aud thu
snhors abet,ors perpetrators OF any Of the outra
,rcve.me ntOoed so that they, or any Of them may
duly convicted thereof, shall be entitled TO the sum
DOL for each and every person who shall DO 40 convict
ed and shalt receive gracious pardon for IN,
said eence in case the person making such discover,
same. -
And whereas, certain wicked inceudiari.s have %
ciouy oy hre In many parts Of the said countless de-
sroyed the corn, hay buildings, and othsr property Of
our subjects, we do hereby promise and declare iba
any person or persons who shall discover and appre.
nsna or cause to be Discovered and apprehend-d, the
may DO duly convicted thereof shall be entitled 10 the
sum OF o0o for each and every person who shall be
convicted and shall also receive gracious par
aon Except the actual perp.raor Of any Of the said
IN case the person making such discovery shall
% liable to be prosecuted for the same.
And the Lords commissioners Of our treasury arc
hereby required to make payment accordingly Of the
said rewards
Given at cours at ST. Jamess this Esd day of No.
vember, 1880. in the FIRST year Of our reign.
God save the Hing.
belong
20 the See OF Salisbury, were let few years ago for
about 500 ysar, whereas Mr.. Crabtree Sir Franci.
burdeWs steward now rent them for fi500 year.
On wedne sday afternoon meeting was he Id of the
gsirass Of the Reading Division In that town for the
purpose OF considering in what manner the
could be srrrsted All the persons Of any consid
IN the had received letters from S,oing
The state OF the po in Berkshire, according to our
Informant, 10 miserable beyond description Tho gro.
GERS and general Dealers who have but too many Cd.
Portunes OF knowing the situation of the labourin r
IN adj M -
garbage are sold TO them, and food 10 devoured with
eagerncse which gentleman would allow his dogs 10
.oueh The rancid scrapings Of Irish butter pur.
chased and Ereediy devoured One half of the labor-
ing people do no, touch animal food once week. The
distress OF the people Is so much felt by the tradesmon
mat they see nothing but ruin before them. Our in
otmant was present at the FIRE Mr. Gre premises
Inc iaoouriug people showed want OF will to ex,in.
su'sh u; but they were Get Of miserable looking
Creatures under'fed feeble. without shoes, and alto
g-,ner IN shocking plight. Mr.. Give assembled a
ladder placed against rick and addressed the m in
tone that seemed 10 indicate dissatisfaction with
en's; but our informant conceived that their want of
energy was rather the result OF feehleness want OF
good will. The population, he says is every where
REDUNDANT. The enclosure of Windsor Forest added
greatly to the distress of the poor This took place du-
farmers sunk capital on tho lands at the time, and
abandoned The cultivation when prices FELL leaving the
unemployed poor surthen on the parishes. To sho W
stanced ploughman on the farm of great cuIvator
who had wife aud six children and received in ali
ten shllngs week, out Of which he had to paw hi.
cottage rent Of ES year; clothes and shoes, Of course
eau only % obtained by begging
Morning Chronicle
- From the Morning Herald Of Dec. l.
We have just received the Messenger des Chambre,
ana Gazette de France OF Tuesday, with the papers Of
MONDAY We have like wise received letter from our
correspondent in PdriS.
Tunes O6iee hay past o'clock, a. M Dec. l.
EXTRAORDINARY LEVY OF TROOPS.
In addition to the lis 900 called out by recon,
December, the Government Mt has determined anon mai
ing an extraordinary levy OF 80 900 men, The con.
sent oil the Chambers will be applied for on an early
day, an extraordinary credit asked for TO meet the
pences rendered necessary by the levy. These fact
nave been made known by the Ministers them selves
"CHAMBER OF PEERS
TRIAL OF THE ADMINISTERS
1.-The report OF the commission was pr and re
10 secret sitting but the only portion that has
49, that u agrees with the act Of accusation with
TO the crime imputed TO the ex- ministers. and
mends the House to proceed accordingly
"The National Of this morning says-"A letter from
the Interior OF Russia, dated Nov. TO- confirms what
mas mas oeen already announced respecting the march OF
the Russian army towards the frontiers. The manner
IN which this letter is expressed leaves no doubt IN
the movement Is the consequence of a preconcerted
plan between the Cabinets OF Petersburg and .rIin
PRIvATE coRREsPoNDENCE)
PARIS, Nov. 20, Twelve o'clock
This will be day of real business here The re-
port OF me Commission appointed to examine into and
conduct the process against the Ministers of CHARLES
X will be laid before the Chamber Of Peers; aud i,
Is expected that communication will be made volun-
tsry oyor extorted FROM the Ministers OF the King in
nc Chamoer OF DEPUTIES, declaraoy OF the situation
oil france with respect to foreign Powers-in a word
whether or not war is probable.
Inc question OF the ex Ministers comes ON at n mo.
ment when the public mind is fortunately occupied
win an affair OF greater moment. Little sen.ation
VIII therefore be excited felt on that SUI j. ct 10 day
VIII give you in postscript account OF all tina,
shal, ranspire there. Your report from the Cbamber
oil Deputies will contain the other and greater
uon all that shall occur or be stated in the Deputies.
Inc general Impression continues TO be, that France
will be committed in So strong is this conviction
mat many OF The National Guards mobiles, who are
cz'ns OF Paris begin to discuss what line of conduct
ihey ought to pursue in they should be ordered
10 march to the frontier, step which the cbaracter
OF Marshal Soult induces the 10 believe will bs
should war break out. This is fonnd TO be grave
question During the summer il pie asant enough
TO be campaigning in the Champ de Mars at their own
doors, as may be said but 10 be Obliged 10 abandon
her sbops and business TO march TO the Rhine or Mo
see IN the depth Of winter, and there 10 be IN
martial law as common soldiers, is a yery dif.ren,
an, duu one which may occasion very serious disc NJ
'en n shouid an attempt be made to enforce il.
me report that the Belgisns have sent TO offer the
sovereignty oil their country the Due de Nsmour. ia
revived but there s little doubt that the OFF, woud
made be rejected; not from any udispo.,ion on the
part OF the king or ofFrance, TO accept on behalf Of
nst young prince; but less should excite the eaousy
oil your government, 10 preserve peace with whom Ia
tude e' '""''-
curious rumour this subject has got a6oa,
hameIy, ths me crown oil Belgium will be offered 10
young Pouahtowsk now quar.ermaster in the
ADD seryiog at Agiers.
garhke as are the expectations of the Psrissns
public in general the better thinking class trust on
VIC .Vn" a!y, mdt me tate change OF ministry in Eu.
gland, which cuts off all hope OF subsidies or
ung armies, will deter the northern poientates from
plugging into war. Nevertheless YOU must moi won
uer every pos, shall convey TO you intelligence O,