Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-08-09

was directed 20 wllar was going an beneath.
The ruifian had scarcely thrown the stones
(which vRs the wpfk of mOmentl when ~
WAS seized By gentleman, who Afterwards
proved to be Capt. Smith of the Royal Ma
", resident, n Windsor, and by another
gentleman named Turner, who bad been
witness to the transaction. The Bow street
officers were on the spot, rushed to their as-
sistance, conducted the now passive prisoner
to the Magistrates room, under the stand
contiguous 70 that of the King, where he was
detained in proper custody till the subsequent
examination.
FRANCE.
From GalignGnis Messenger Of June 10.
The ViscOunt de Chateaubriand, the Duke
de Fitz James aud Count Hyde de Melville,
underwent another examination yesterday.
1t is said that the noble ViscOunt learned, on
Friday evening at . o'clock, that he was to
he arrested the next morning. He went TO
bed at that hour as usual, aud on the next
morning the police officers found him in his
bed. He made an apology for OBTAINING
them whilst he dressed himself: II knew
very well, gentlemen" said he, "that you
were to come, and ought TO have been ready {;
but sleep soundly, and therefore waited till
you knocked. beg you thousand pardons
for making you wait"
Al. de Genoutle, editor Of the Gazette de
France, surrendered himself yesterday, and
was taken to st. Pelagie. to undergo the term
Of three months imprisonment, to which he
was condemned for an article calling for the
convOcatiOn Of States General. aa
At Vannes, on the 18th inst. the Countess
do BOtdere was condemned by the court Of
assizes to two months imprisonment. q fine Of
1000 r.. and costs, for having publicly utter
ed the cry Of" Vive Henry "" and distribu-
ting medals bearing his efigy.
The Paris Ri0terS.-The trial of Pepin,
Captain Of the National Guard, for high Urea
SON, was brought 10 close on the 18th June.
He was acquitted by the unanimous opinion
Of his judges.
Vachez, a private 10 the National Guard,
was tried on the 18th, and also acquitted.
STILL LATER.
BY the ship Ajax, Captain Hearn. London
papers tn June eth, have been received.
The number Of new cholera cases 10 Liver.
pool on the 26th was "a, deaths IS. On the
9th, new cases %, deaths 10. Total cases
from the beginning 7O5, deaths 2t8.
Dissolution Of Parliament.-It is now said
that Parliament will not be prorogued until
Augustine dissolution to take place in No
vemOST' aUO tue SeueTai eieCIOU unUer tne
new bin in December.
London, Jane 27.-Sir Walter Scott-The.
answer TO inquiries yesterday morning at the
hotel in Jermyn street was that Sir Walter
had passed a tolerably good night, and up to
10 o'clock he was composed, and at intervals
collected Notwithstanding he re-
mains In most exhausted state, not having
taken sufficient nourishment these nine days.
Within the last 40 hours a favorable change
has certainly taken place.
London, jane 27.-An amendment Of much
value besides being Of good omen, was made
on Monday in the Bill Of Irish Reform. The
leasehold qualification runs SO as
that any tenant for 81 years, having bene licial
interest 10 the land he occupies to the amount.
Of I0k or upwards per annum, shall be emit
tied to vote.
Re.appearance Of the Cholera in London
We regret that it is our painful duty to inform
our readers that this dreadful disease, al
though smothered for time, has broken out
again with renewed virulence in the eastern
districts Of the metropolis.