Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03

faith % the existing Government, and FOIL OF hope
80 s,,ure from thu abundant harvest, became
anxious TO enjoy tranquility The abandoned anu
fugitive were dying with misery and despair anu
in fine. civil war had no longer any chance OF sue
cexx. The Duchess wandering IN TIE ehsHo's
of Nantes. only escaped from the active searches
made for her person only by almos, da'iy eaa"s'ns
aer abode and her Disguise Sometimes si'e w"'s
10 -, az tender Of cows or sheep Mt others
qb a,peared as n milincr, then as the ieinhe ue
eh.ebre of some wealthy house, ana a'tefwatos
rs as.ssant's wife. Not uniIe1nen'ly shc eluueo
7 ,6txunby being carried IN a large bundie OF nay
upon ,he shoulders Of some siufhy cilFef Oh 'e"'
~ oxen A,length the Duchess was satisfied there
vas no safety for her bu, IN large towns; but at
the same time, was ignoraAtot the new ami flsid
VIGILANCE III the police which ceased neither hgh
nor day she consequently determined 10 come 10
Nantes WHERE she had several times before resid-
ed without detection ard where the house OF Mile.
Dasuisny vas prepared for her reception. nc
police however, had accurate information OF ie'
ntant nni nos,cd numerous seere! agents at every
,venne Who discovered the Duchess coming
thrn.,yh the town with Mile. kersabice, OF Poini
! SAINT Martin, in the dresses of PEASANTS. w hei
tie authorities entered the louise OF Mic pasugh!
lie dining room was the FIRST object OF Their WISH,
The room was decorated with Fleurs de Lys, and
INSCRIPTIONS bearing iflt Np''1
I'm. 4ieitrs. etc. Fires were burning n several
rooms and il, one Of them the heat was very great
Ills was tie chimney that conceal d the entrance
10 the retrt 1t the Duchess and her companions,
bn They became so oppressed by the ei'ssa'Ss OF
tlter situation, that Trey made some Involuntary
ttovemcuts, which ut ength were heard, ana leu
to their detoeiion. In ftcl, alter fentlttag twenty
hours slut up, they were cnnfeiled To call ont tfa'
. thrv were ready to surrender, and when they wee
released they were almost TN state CT stfocailoh
Mile. lsabiec, in the dress II sc'Vahf came p
first, sh4 was followed by the i1nt hes tien by tbf
Count &c Menars, aud lastly by VI GGlbou'& VII
very Genrly tainted aud Afterwards declared tta
he was pressed SO clase against the chimney, thai
very blow of the hammer with which tie officers
stfaek to ascertain whether II Was hollow went te
his heart. The Princess o. coming INTO the room
imned u,ely said" L is unnecessary Tor you te
continue your seorch, am the Duchess Of Berry
1 Where is the Ger eral | en.1ust myself to his
known military honor. II thore be any guilty per
son here it s alone. These gentlemen, aud his
t lady have only obevrd oy commands ! he
Princess vas completely disiegred by the dust am
dirt Of the hole IN which she had been so iong ahn
up hut at the same time preserved her presence q
i mind So likewise did Mite ke,sabcc but III.
Com, dc Menars aud Mr.. Guibourg were quite *
ha,rs,oI Several pieces Of eoncealment bal been
%
which was sufficiently spacious TO hold ten people
u hal it was discovered from the wall having tre1
70 newly tolnred In another Of these Scrr1 ,'laaes
there we've found engirts aud tools for coming,
printing press, and great number OF procian'ations
including one 70 the people of Nantes, in which tn.
y Duchess promises them that ifthoy would declare
in favor OF Icnry v the seat of Government SHOULD
be fixed at Nantes during the whole of the duration
e of the Regency. The Duchess occupies in th'
= Castle the apartments ofihe Colone! OF artillery
PORTUGAL.
) Topxos, Nov "A packet ship has arryet
IS from Oporto, which sailed on the 18th, ot The
q Times in "A second edition this morning publlsaet
; letter from that city Of the 9TH. Some desuofy
tfing had TAX place almost duly, hat the only at
far Of the least consequence was an attack on The
3 Sierra Convent on the evening o. tic 9Th.
|, Much anxiety was created in lhe cry ear
" this morning, in consequence oil rcPnn witch was
II current, of dispatches having been received from
: Oporto containing accounts oftie tot. Il Tea. 81
Don Pedro-It WAS however, soon III del s.oaa
IS that the tenor of the dispathe3 Of quite cen
u trary nature : rs the the defect was N iavui a
10 Don Pedro, the Miguc',tas beng ftp4isei viii
Il loss. 1t is singular facl thai the pdioitcs o.
;, lost ono man killed auJ three wounied Whs#
II she left they were all in the highest spirits, an
had plenty Of every ding At opoto. Several letter.
1t eoniifmatsr " otthe shove lave been received aa
. ny the nrrsngc o1ents of the Agents Of heu Pede
IN this country between the date ofihe 1t account.
= and THIS day, ups nrs If -sh r,ldH.oal troops
including considerable force 81 cavalry, w,rd, il
- was expected, arrive III Oporle so ii t in case e.
the long -titrta.cned general attack i ith Don NJ
suu at the htad othis army, bur who had arrived
}, no fears entertained Of the result GsHritl=
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