Star. — London, England, 1804-06-11 00:00:00

FOB SALL IT PUBLIC AUCTION. At the Landon Tay^ IcahebnAreet.l4lAbufk. m "64 the Sid day of POW, et to o'clock In the fareneen. 'THE Frigate-built Ship JULIANA MARIA ; .1- upwind en hor maga from *auk. by the Teem:am Pe me Wu. Captain W. Peale Comeiander; ono . domed in MOO High Covet et Adainkr.el site Mew s ngthtol ft. In. Ikons Doke 6 ft. Y. Weed& • au to Held - re 0 Adeleahree 313 Tau ; berthas abaft boo TOOL • bung fakhful TielivrecAbellt Arp. legpaled to be about eigtit years eid.piereed fee el gem in As Wean docket bee a Boni sea sad conenient retrobebeetaeofe Pipes Ified.sel tboterialkete. Weed lad Capper ameba. mil say be Reed Ike ha at a modenes apnea Is eekelatol fer the EA ad • Well WY Tales. er ras semest,Tamelpeet. boustarles timber lehmerihs Mir ea Thomas Raw. graft, Mk PI& /O. BlSOlWalalifilllp. Mid •Cbeafferasita asks; OWN lessee, Mg. neer time KW* M. ; Leafless and et Mr. JOIDI HAWYJSIt. 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Madam& that the 16th Vat s& he saw to Psis. ho order to be tubbed of Me reel Rate of af. Aka, foe the purpok of reprefeatfra the fame to the Prwees; who ekm avoid Mr whether It would be met szpotbeat to proceed to Pranee.or to remain la inland. That. to genera, be defined is Pena the prevails' swat to be a pref.:must of intessal um- Warr Leek Picot, a fervent of Georges. fisted, that the Chiefs had drawn lots to cktermine which ibeeld attack the Mit Coast— that they propdcd to carry him of koeld they newt him on the road to Boulogne...or o effAtusatc hint la the ad ef preferring a petition on the parade. or whoa he Soak! go to any pablk place. In this view they were to provide lingoes's. Nth se ride of the Charm (bloc), of the HalLre (great), with cocked hat. iltm—. At the lame concha bid, that the Chief. li.d fregoentty repeated the worded's...l he and that they were angry when dip Princes eseplord Mons. In the affair. rostrum's° c noaeau. One can never lore fight of the celebrated over ture made by Rai.t.aao, in the name of Pica scan to blots au, and requiring a definitive anfwer ; and Ilip lefs can one loft fight of this anfwer of MORIAV " I cannot put myfelf at the head of any movement in favour of the Bova s ; they have all condurfted themfelves fo ill, that fuch an attempt would not fucceed. If Picusoitu, however, would aa in another fyflem, in which cafe I have informed him, that the Confuls and Governor of Paris mull difappesr, I think I have a party Strong enough in the Senate to gain the authority, and I would then make Inch ufe of it as to Shelter his friends until the general opinion Should decide what it is expedient to do ; but I will not engage myfelf to any thing by writing ."— Neither can one bate fight of the decfacation of the ci-devant Count d'A arms to LAJOLAIS. that if the two Ge nerals could come to an underaanding, he would be Icon in France :—Or that of Lajoaa is, who laid that Pict's° au returning from an interview with Moa aa tr, appeared difcontented, and raid, it appe irs that b— has alto ambition, and that be woul f with to of Pinar an u•Sbnm ihe 'Mere he'll atom. 1 . ~ ! . I . a ' COO . a c 1 i a • 110 . 1141 1 -AA .. E '2 JAN 51 me : : la Ir , oll I , t 911 mu .a b a li 11 M a el el P M V • r M C a I I I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I repeated that they were Corry that the Princes hertpot MOINAO in this affair :—..that of Bauer, that MO 'Rao would form prefect the Patact to the armies ; —the confeffion even of Idoitsau, in his letter to the Pith Confide and repeated on the interrogatories, that overtures bad been made to him. What more is wanting to have a full cooviition that Maatau it really one of the chiefs of the coofpiracy ? If he had not been guilty, would be in his &ft examinatioa before the Grand Judge, have maintained that be did not know that Pico scao was at Paris? Would be have denied that be had admitted him into his houfe ? Would be have denied that there ever had been any qoeftion about their reconciliation ? Would be. after long reSallon, have pc:fitted in this Mary ? Truth is always repelled by the man who has no fears of its being known ; and guilt aloes is intagied in difgoifing it. His denials bad been previoully concerted with ,Pscaz emu, who oilseed to appear indifferent. whan.hs was abed if they were tum efied, laying that recioncilhetioo was hapollible among military men until fatlefaition was bad, which had not as yet tehew place his condtsft was the fame with refipeek to Cloacae ; he denied ever having lien him. sad yet there are a safe of proofs of their in terviews. their naferatem, and their counetions. The coofeqaences are dreadful. Julies will know how to kin them s k will rentals convinced, that if the alallnation of the Fir* Costal has not been committed, and that if civil war has not broken out is France, it is only bends Moasav has wilted to be Manton with the power, however, of pleciag se again under a yoke which sables broken fbr twelve in atlas back a dynally which has fallen from rtl si c i tint faults sad its own vices, and which is for ever preferibed by the will of the Nation. Motes': has =. grounds for his defence, that he had landt:der as Flom:tau, and that be would have been covered with theme, if be had denounced him. But did be not denounce him in the stli year, as a perfoo guilty of treafon and coofpiraey ? Has he not proclaimed his crimes at the hied amok..? Is this only Imes Pica s caw inhaled of renewing his errors, has, to th e knowledge Of alilmoper hare !stair instating them ? Moreover, could the pro)ethewhith were confided to him, and e image of Ilk laid in athes, and covered with b leed ing area j low him eves to hefitate, if be has met Aron fealty to the confpinton r • CONCIIANDIO DAVID. • This man was once originallT a curate, aid nP • • Vicar Getenl to the Bilkop of Limoges If. • the Oneordat. He had written the hiftory of Psecsaoads Campaigns, and was entirely attached to him. It wash, who made de of the wrest of a re conediadon Wenn Ptomain and Moan, to make overtone to the latter. From the beginning he had free needs to General Moine, and a regu lar corregoodenee took place between them. He feat copies of ad the letters be had from hexer:tau to Miaaaw. and of all be had from Moen° to Pt. cosmic.—the proof of this is to be found in a letter direthed by him to Plenioao in London , under the name of Wallis. In the mesa time he fobeited the Ilihoptich of Troyes, and prevailed on Gm. Moreau to interfere in his *mar ; but not being fuccefeful, be became more in= fr iend of ther.Aunter Re id= to London. mad op pobvililitica.ts a pi= M Ivey receive twelve louis eors for his jemmy. He mains the mosey, and after teeing 1L... Ibts est. His iediferetios, how ever, Lass ape, his the atenttioa of the Police, and be was aera t ed at Cobh. Oa his different examine !ions he gen different accounts of his Mika i—One times he find. it was to fee Pichegru. who had been his friend, at eambeetime, it was to eltablith him fulfils a 8-abeery of Education $ and at another time it was to Al a lady of his acquaintance with his 'd yke sad sandy's% a law foie. The letter of Fabe r'', however, kin produced, completely confoun ded hint. COI/CANNING tools, CALLAO L'OISIAIS, AND orates. Although be made no centilitre before the Grand Judge, yet our Soldiers of the gendarmes d'elite, on guard at the Temple, beard him fay, that the three Chiefs of the Coufpiracy wereMereao, Piehegru. and Georges; that the Firti Cooful was to be carried off to England, and the Pretender placed on the Throne of Prance; that he was one of thole Confpirators, and bad bought a boric at as louis, and a drefs for the occafion. This man lodged for five weeks at the both of Derain, in the Rise de Bacq, who proved that be had bought an ezpenfive fibre and uniform. It alto has appeared, by four witneffes, that this Roger is the author of the infernal machine, of the 3d brNr vole, and that he had even made a fecond of them. Lenoble, a man who, from his infirmities, didenot appear likely to take any part in fuch an tote:mite, had, however, his apart aligned him, and that was to buy powder. Deville. when in London, received four (killings a' day from the Government ; and confeffes to have re ceived forty or fifty louis when he left it, prior to hi. being landed at the light hook of Seville ; he affoci axed with all the Con(piratots. Joyeufe de Villeneuve landed with Georges. He was arreled at the houfe of Dubuiffon. When he was taken, he WAS armed with two piflols and a dag ger of Englifh manilafture ; he had two belts full of sold coin, and an Englifh paffport ; he bad alto a Cmiroiffson to execute with Moreau's Secretary. The Public Aceufer proceeds to flare—" That the affaffination of the Fiasr Coasux, WAS to take the lead in the execution of the plot. is a point upon which common fen& does not admit of any difference of opinion. s' Louis Atiourrin RouLeeit has declared, that nine years ago, carrying on his trade as a Taylor, at Rosen, be was acquainted with one Lebourgeois, who kept a coffee-bottle in the fame city, at No. st. Great Bridge-arm; that having refolved to eflablith bimfelf in London, he there met this very Lebour geois, one day in lovember (the year not mention ed), who, after tits ufual falutations, made fome in quiries how things went on at Rouen, and in France; that Lebourgeois continued to fee him from time to time, and one day allied what was doing with little Bonaparte ? On his anfwering that he knew nothing about him. Lebourgeois added. Zola , / in ew eemeie evejlall de J., has. We as to pto Paris, oil evejfell awe witE the Rafial sod his Crosswind I that loth langsage made him !budder; that he told the other be was wrong to build eagles in the air, and that be had better be quiet ; to which Lebourgeois made anfwer, Tee mu allefid feel. .s Frew able time Rodies refolted to vet accurate [[)deal of eke Miami sad aerofhpliat4 Ltd borirstais, who ailed u_pai hint about is fortnight after to company with Bea, then a Braga to h tn. sod one Chevalier, Picot% brotherfinslawr They were introduced to him as Zoßomers. and they in fa& ordered a complete foit'of deaths for each, be fides an additional coat for Picot. He underikood that Picot was Aide-de -Camp or Adisnant.Gentral to Georges, and received five or its [billings a day from the inglifh Cofer/assent, but that Lebourgeoh received only a foppir of two or three Ihillingi a day. At the fame time Leboo r ge o l s and Cheva li er coma. ed him with the ferret of their being about to fat of for France with an intent to difpatch the Fut Con. ful, adding that they were tore of faeces. and would return with the .bite ems. They Paid they wanted arms. and allied him tf he knew any French or Ger-. man at what's {bop they couldalnidattem He cli• rated them to a German gu whin they bought phials and a feroed-cane for • 0 - BAulier farther depofed, that thefe converfatioas were heard by his wife; and thatsthe whole buyer nefs, an the ..fcheme, of Picot and Leborarpois, known to one Dnjardin, who had lived ilea two or three months in London with Lebourpais I that this Dojardin bad often !token to him upon the fubjea, and repeated formal times that Lebourgais. Cheva lier, and Picot, were fatting of with an intent to at the Fir 11 Conful ; that one Roger, whistled made the !sternal Alorlier, was slain at work, would go to France a few days before or after bourgeois, Plat, and Chevalier ; that every one of them (poke of lite plot in his pretence without the leaf' curs*; that Dilates added, ha was ea- Timed that cheeses were bile et met Sq. , ah ov i s le ye artith Mock him Unison forcible ere be that Laboargeois. Fiat, sad Chevalier. were without money lase days before, but that au at once, and juR when they were es the point of fades out, they bad hundreds of pintas I that havisLe• Read em.the calamities which thee min being epos Frain. be ilidwot lofe ammo' t;;;;;; information of the whole Cenfpinicy to. Amine*. the Ansbaleder. who. having taken dohs the de. tails of the beliefs, engaged - Mtn to go to Frame. in order to make his &Ogaden before the paper Magikrass; that be did to with pledure..in ceder in cif the daiy of a good chime, aildtagtha the afortfard Dujardin, whom he had prevailed Gra to accompany him to Treat, *a' emulated with at the circumltanas of die plot ; tad dtat ode Mara- i and, a journeyman taller. at Parisi said alio give evidence on the fubjak. as well as the deperneueslttfe, whom he screed everim _unseat fain London. " Francois Etienne Marchand &apred. that he had refided five months in London, when Chian Replier, wanting a French journeyman tailor, found , lihn.ost and employed him : that among other per fonawho came thers.hefaw two Frenchmen; Lebour pars and Pigot ; that on the syth or alkh o f De cember, as he was at his work, he beard Leborir: genie ezelaint, is the apartment of Raney ? 44 Sarre was de Dins I this wretch, Bonaparte. has livid longer than he has yet to live ; as limn es we are arrived in France, we will fee what is to be done with him."— Thefe two men were extremely anxious to . iket to . France ; that converfation tinted filch falperon in his mind that be was very 'mealy, and eked !hillier what was to be thought of it t Roulier replied, that he bad not fiept for thee two lark nights:rhe was Pure that they were paid by the Eel/IHk Geris ievn ent, and that their plan was to ge to Paris *and araffinate the Erik ConfuL He knew that they had then a coafiderable fans of mosey, and had pa/chafed Cols and and (word cases. although fame time before they were in great draft(' ; he, in - confequence, ram. mended to Ratifier to make a difeovery of this to the French Ambafador, which they accordingly did.— They fir& waited on Portalis, and afterwards bad an audience with Andreae. In confequence of their information, a courier was fent over to France, and Rich Reps were taken as that both Lebourgeois and Picot were &reeled on their landing. Thy were afterwards tried and condemned by Military Cam million. Francoife, wife of the Paid Roulier, confirmed this fiatement of the expreffions which had been dad by Lebourgeois and Pivot ; that they talked openly of the affeffination of the Conful ; and alto Odd. that they mentioned that Roger. who had made the Infer nal Machine, was now at work for another. " It was wcU known in London that' they were fupported by the Englitli Government, and lite had no doubt but that it was front them they received the money before their departure. Francois Ditjartlin tad, during his refidence in London, frequently teen Georges, Roger, Picot, and others together ; that their converfatton ran entirely upon the efaffination of the Fad Coda'. and the placing Louii the Eighteenth on the throne of France ; that they met almoit every day, and sited to get into violent paffions ; that Picot, particularly, raved like a madman when he heard that Bonaparte had been at Rotten; walled he bad been there; that it was Picot who was to have given him the mortal blow, who {aid he would die with pleafure if he bad fucceeded in the attempt ; that thepwould never re turn to England but with white feathers ; that he was lure that the English Government was not only in formed of the objet of their expedition, but more over, that it was they who furninsed the whole ex pence of it. It was the Count de la Chaufe who gave the money to Monfieur La Martillien, who difiribut ed it out amongß them ; he had heard them regret not having been paid for the tall ten months, and fay that was the only thing which detained them ; be ef terwards yaw them with plenty of money, and knew that they had purchafed arms.' " What conclufions then murk be drawn from the arms and uniforms which have been found, and the afiemblage at Paris of all the seal:fins in the pay of England ? The criminal correfpondenee with the enemies of the Rate, the anifferies feat into the *cf tern Departments and ,tbe tedatios anployed to bring up the Albans to Pan ? Their eleadeilise correpondence. and even the audacity Of thee. who. infenfible to the love of their campy, ftwerid ail kinds of rumours to diforgasise the Country. whets the confperacy was about breaking oat It is the Eighth Government which has fomented this cordpiracy whore agents prepared the infernal machine. and fist fire to it ; and who has penfionett every nibs that has efeaped front the (word of joßice, only to make them fitter to undertake new crimes. It is net she intereil of the Bourbons which the efistrefes. *re the air makes de of them as ion:vans is gat* her owe perverfe views of inrsterate hatgtd. In order farther to prove .that the Englifla Government was at the head of this confpiracy, the report of the Grand Judge of the Proceedings of the Englilh Agents at 'Munich and Stutgaiil is added, which concludes in the following manner drat branch of the accufation 4 " What man or honour can then Audit, after reading pieces fo clear and fn explicit, that it Is the Euglith Government which is the foul of the oodpi racy P' In the Aft of Acctifation the ovideneolipiall each of the ignored is diainely detailed. The A of Annotation spina Moreau has been aired / given. " Georges Cadoudal, the aril on the II of Con fpirators, proved goiity by it letter. pared to be In his own hand writing, diredsd Sayor who fat fi re to the Infernal Machine, for 'lsiah he , ffer od death. This letter was an order gimp byliim as Chief of the Cortfpirators. Mother Wan if his ta Georges, in Loit, is detailed, is which he talks of a• , -s on the Pon oiliest. « 111 W, the infuse& of the 'hewed bleehine, be lanai hinklf In India& end thus cootiossel to plot with the Emil& rmiseist. mad with his stamp am ; moat of his met being bronchi tha Iligifirate, be 'cooked his bias at die head of the Ceedlireey. The missed Piebegne _with Georges osght to elm* ibbere s ifdieirlisfroefshad not boat already !mows. esedidiosis of Ct were pureed, clear g if he has cholas toAr a homicide of opinion. it la dashikis, meet fir the purport of weakening the feotbeiests Of and honor that his cnmes leffko." LONDON. .. . .. ~ (OADVDAT•ViIiaIk_ ._- ,_ • ST. lanapiad-JiMapp nes noiniinne, MCI Or nticciiiiiktemaiv. p per Can VAL ipli - ' bikini tr s wal Om l ipe. Cauf.4lipt a er . pd 1 ppt Con Mein '- • 1111114 it. t.ll/1. i por Cast. any pa. • • *aim 31 ram UM Me. A 5-0 3.4 Ont. br... ne. stfrift • Onus, jinn t.-4 par Csp.Oor. Deb. lii ante 4 lisanr-Thibis ell Liman n. `ait. Isivmosros. the Gentleman who was re. mooed la have lately brought fosse overtures from Few* has yet out for the Coatinent. ;tumour Pays. that as the prefent occafion Government chofe to coolder him ita the light of a French Agent, and intimated to him, that his prefence in this coun try was Or deferable. There is no doubt that he came °verso this country totake French fineriqs on the fubjea of Peace ; bat finding our Cabinet dif. ferendy formed from what he expeited, he made no dire& avowal of the mediatory commi in with which he was charged : he made no hefuatios, however, is declaring to Mr. Fox, that he believed Maks might be annezed to the &mittens of England, provided that Ike acknowledged the Imperial Sovereignty of FMK* la the pagan of BON APART I Difpeetime were received at the Admiralty on So corder frem-Lord McLean, brought home by Capt. LaTlialla $y theca it appears that the Toulon fled had put to Cu, but returned again to port, after being chafed for two days by our fquadron. The crews, we nadetfland, were well, stadia high fpirits I but, it la Paid, Lord Mason, by his saresoitting attention. and the fatigue iareparable from the et o& reputed Mita; has (aimed a little in hie health. We eatraa the following; from a private tette from an °Seer on board-Lerd Nsuoe's Ant. It is demi-Aped &7 • Oo the gth OIL ith were her puke IMO er two efibe awe bey % lip. Ode erPedloo. this Atheism ?Opts, Cope& hap smooths id& bat with owe. 'dila hot at three ki• 4 per end the befirelth This de peothbod thew, thee fair or lw hires, uni tee lbw dined§ Odp, them )ok der teethe &pews ion die Dona* Sr Itostoo flutetalati, sod tint or been new lair alp being othrolte WOW wool sot elk my Waif .unapt tr re4the the Aonnoob prim However, three ,area. Peewit thlre oftlieline gee ender wdgl, bat all woe but bdbro east. Time of their , frigates were within Sot of the Amoy bat ad not Ire. Cattalo Pa task the brig ton very bode fame nurser, sad deaths gran credit for the tattly wariaarse 'Ala be bawd wizen the aware alp same wet Al sae knew lie itt STIP.ACILIII, wRI deft eammith bb aloe palmed at boas deprived of the prodded Aloft party ; for width I seed hardly fey ke was very asatotia " There is not • Gth can ID the lea. The Othinande Odd, laded, complain of Isla eye, and has a cough ; bat be le otherwife is good heath . ' Our Correfpoisdent adds. that the fleet was abun j dandy (applied with every article from Malta. The lofi of the IitiDOSTAX. thereinto, would not be fo I much felt as might have been expened. Difpatcbes hest been received from Admiral Coaiwassis, off &eft, which we underßand are of conftdereble importance. If we may credit what is rumoured in the belt informed circles, the French, though they have not made much thew for fome time paß,lave not been idle in that port. Great exer tions have been made in equipping their vefels. Accenting to a letter from Plymouth, dated the 9th, one of the frigates of the in-ihore fqoadron had fully reconnoitred the Ratko( preparations in Breit harbour, and found that there are now in the outer road two three-deck chips, of 98 guns, and 23 three deck flips, So and 74 guns, two , fix frigates, and fix corvettes and gun brigs, with fail, all bent, and apparently reedy for lea, hefideethnfe at Roche fen. The gallant Coamwat.sts has with him thirteen (ml 4 the line, ft: ft igate a„ betides cutters, the iariie Ids softly of three decks. If this be true to nearly the extent Rated, it calls (or fame vigorous and prompt meafures on the part tithe Aabnienlty, and we hope their mations will I it spa to she /siting of the soosonS The ftel 6, wmolow ■ Com Re* ibis wink .Aei 1 - Or at tl • 100 J Rai Intl Ma dre lac' isle Sci