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GAUSES OF THE WAR I.li CEYLON. E"11 ACT Cr A LF TTLE FROM HIS EXCELLENCY GO• YIENOR NORTH, TO THE EIGHT HONOURABLE LORD MOJALT. • Columbo, April 14, tB^t• " The various eirent's which have driven my Go vernment into a war with Candy, have, as they have occurred, been regularly reported t‘, your Lnrd(hip. I take the liberty, however, of laying before you, at preterit, a detailed account of that affair from its ori gin. together with a complete feries of the documents relating to it. TO ILOIifILT •LLUTMMOT, ISO CHIEF SICILITARY TO GOTIIIiMINT. had the honour of acquainting you, in a form. r difpotch, that I had fraen to a very LaMantia Moorman in Putiond, to procure me preeife inteDigeete from the frontiers of Candle. and as mach as potable from the interior of that country, through the ' channel of hi. merantile comedian in that part of the Candle.' s.o. et. where he add penetrate under the deguife of trade : in e-o” twee with My requeft, be fent one on whore prudence he could depend, who returned the day before alt He Paid, he would not be pernatqb to go far into the firft country, but that be met two Maarten, merchants, his intimate acquaintance, who tad hint that entryperfon was 'Riven engaged in preparing for batik or de eufiec war ; that in the fiat. (mond, and third country. one man out of perry village, however (mall, and in pro- Ponion In the more Poroima villages, were ordered to affemble at certain places of rendezvous, end pot under the orders of offt• an, and every.e.ay were training in archery ; that every one got precife,orders a provide thernfelves with fix bows and a propor tionate number of arrows; and that, in the other countries, Ilmiler preparations were alto going forward. He fay., that the utmoft feerecy Is enjoined every pains, under pain of cutting out their t.,ngues ; that diorama %footmen took advantage of an oblate night and a very private plate to give hint this information, and (aid, that every perfon was deftly watched, even their own fut.- lees. I dieted ray friend to continue to procure every intelli gence astable of any oppearasice Oda Candiana approaching, In any numbers, the Bata fettlanenta I ala told Lim. aid it would be Inexeufable in him and bah bla brothers, if they did not acquaint me, for the informadon of Government, of any formidable affenablage of an armed force tiresterdng Oki country, as Gownsman knew that they could be way wee inlinsiod.o dem meant to be loyal and faithful to Go. itanwast. and that if they gave this telt of their fidelity. Govern ment would have a aft fade of their finvices,and diftirignifh them an hare oreallans. He tetrad me to ante his Ezedlency the Governor, that his brother, and he thought thenifelves happy to be under thereto:aka ands Excellency and the Bridal laws, and that *cyanid never cede to give his Exisdkney every proof of it, and proown away kikemotioo pant, and eamuunicate It to me Awe time to data. He dekrilied the country to me as divided Into tight tittles, knows and dUUngallied by die refpcdtive num ber., No. eight being the anneal ; that and the numbers (even sod la me the places whore they have contemned all their principal Ana, and from whiner ins , are castaway paring to the ate riot circles. If tars he any oda nutters which his Excellency d wig' I would do, I dna be happy to execute his ceders. I have die honour to be, (Sialwia) Lieutenant OK is a Tutelar", June ty, Commander. TO Rona? aISUTIISOT, t Sok CHISI SIC &&&&& Y TO OOTIIIIIIIIT. 111 r--I hum the lbrmair to Inform you, for his Iticelleney the lioversor's infarenstias, that I received, through the channel mentioned in a forme Welt, newt from the Candian frontiers (which are all along lined with Malaya and Candling', armed with fire mom and hams and arrows, die.), that the aloft salve Kepi. redone are making far .oirlhaive, If ant affeadve operations; from a the roads insaing into their country, they have made, to the right and Is*, wooer roads at paths, In armer dhedtlems, fo as to Bask any tromp that may enter their ementry, and have made E,sand blind , to Weer thelied•ClNSOd to annoy the invaders, and .eh& crab roada, to fecure merest, or rather a facility id seam*, M to the progrefs of the many ; they are maniabuStaring hdY, guns, and the taker weapons la vie whops than. an confidently told, that great quantities of fait- Imre are eonveycd to them from Columba. They have already emainkted Eallfildes as his Majeltv's fabjeas at Poland; too mod hottioea, which were Cent there to being Aram nuts, t . .t . P•thed, are detained there ; fifty of ado bullocks belong Marrars,aed the raenlndertolome of the other inhabitants. I an. sus we there me Cenral roolderahle 41.111.... ad..* to sllFerant pals, ready inflamer each other; the aommats I have teethed fay. icons( ;moo men in each divilon. I cannot yet Ind that My intend making any bourbons into the Britilb Settlements. I have the honour to be, ii.c. Olglhed) Lieutenant &Con Paidang, Jam *3, dos. TO 110•ZILT AIOUTHOOT, Intl . COM SICILITMIT TO 00VRIIIMINT. Sin-1 bow tM heliOlu• to mimes* you, for the information of hb r.seelhawy, that to addition to the \oddities of the Candle= on the leisabitants of Putiand, and of the environs, as mentioned Is my difereh of the sjd inf . fix mat who have been detained in Caudle for them or four /menthe, Caine to Me this day to Inform me that there are 33 others detained there (at a pine tolled Cacti fems icemen from Puttlang, and 400 bullocks, inclu di▪ ng the 1(0 bullocks already mentioned ; ace , Mort are alto de n tined farther ha the interior of t &ode', and that they were rob bed of all the inerchandife they earned to Bodee in that country, and that one man of a neighbouring village was murdered by them, vrec ft Lou (a little boy) came to complain to me of the murder of his father ; they fay, that every road leading oat of the country is fiddly grardad by arned men; tbok men fay, that they have been very it treated and heat, and that thofe who an clw.useed ate age very ill tired 1 have the honour to be, &e. (Signed) Lieutenant O'Co watt. _ _ Padang. Jose 16, s tiroz. TO 1...aw1 - scurf' sinalci o'coNntLL, COIII,4•NDANT ♦T PVT/LANG. ftir..-1 have 'forwarded to Poirt de Galle your letter of the *kb init. to be laid before his Lactikocy tha Covrinor. The in formation you have conuntanica.ed is no doubt of a very Important nature, and if properly authcntteated, will demand that his Et celknry &bald take vigorous mealtime to prevent any repetition a Nth outrages. lam direcied to mom ft that you will examine the p.trfons who have given you that Information, in a particular and detailed manner, and make tbtm col,firm what they have e land upon oath, that romonitranca may be nude to the Court of Camila upset the Ipecac ground, of complaint. have the honour to be, &e. (SiVxd) Roarer AllereNOT. Colombo, Julys, ( hid S to Government: Te topam.r •RBUTNISOT, CHILF SECRITMLY TO OOVIt4'Ik%T. Nit --I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your let ter n. ili ad Inft. sod re-quell that . At will be plcakd to striate h i , huoih my, that I th..uld thinit the high ettfpeEt I have for his Le eelleoer. and my attention for the welfare of the inhabitants of the e ellftriet tube Ilatni by convening uttfounded intell•gence of the iik gal procrediate of t h.. ta. riot.. h.•lJing ionic authority under the Gov. t o &tont of Canali.t. fie dell endive to the profncrity of this country. I have &trembled the pi lodge perfons in Putelang, wi,nfe names I mention in the detail, and who have been (worn, 01 , 4 their flotatures pat t. their Informations, sod arc perfcelly contormal.le to the iotormattoo I already nand The fame day,' had the honour to write to you my feccmd tet te- or the fithyeet ; Major Evans arrived at eight o'clock at right her, and the Prineigal inhatiltantr alterishkn, both to offer him their retpeeitt, •aid to complain to hint at the detention of their tank ►od the fetEng of their m whantitre. an well an beeping 33 n,tn 01 their drill WI in clurarce. and ill treating them for five months part. 11layor rvati. ...oda hove written to Government v.. the rohyoft, ha.: they and I not told hint. that I wrote to Go vernment the Goo - tray to gilt the tartlet intelligence of a mea ty:r of lath import..-,e to the. d..ttd, which prevented Major T..a , ..e. art.t..; ; I a ;o n•enttrnra the f 14111.11 or the its mitt , i hi) returned from l'endia, and woo inintmerl rfte,th.q i.e let 33 men there, who wool. not he permitted then to retort. I :lent the oven how th. y were permitted to Lave thee...miry > they Paid they eft.tained p. minion to come to eat ry money to so, to the other., I ■od that tecy IA .mld r, turn than to relieve them. ea well as to eli de tvour to get 'lnv cattl- and the :relia nuts they bot.ght, i.el the march-m..2h they earl d to that renatt; - y. hth •ctoutt has ).t reached rho t• urtry of their being fit at lib. •ry,•trthe arch& outset Pored to them. or any equivalent for the goo., tr j a ) 1... r- real for the seek • out• tint nmoth twee. It it not t..tk•owto.. tloti Ottbied, to n..4,..a that than Wawa, ha. created incredible 'Waste' here; there ta vi Maine fearer, of Ironer, and want of confidence tindery:lit; the inhabitants mipt knowing whereit may cod. I have allured them all, that they would be redrtred, and their perfuns and properties protetted and fecured. I have the honour to be, tee. (Signed) Limit. O'Conmatt.. Petetang, July 4, ag ~a. TO WILLIAM BOYD, asetytai, TICR-PRERIDINT Sr THE BOARD or truffle, COLUMBO. Sir—His Excellency the Governer bar lately received from dif ferent quarters, information that upon the frontiers of Candia, preparations are mettles which teem to indicate a hoftile difpofi not) upon the part of that GoventinehL In many places the roads leading into the country were blocked up. Collietions of armed men were 'trembled in confiderabk numbers, and all rakes com ing from the kititifb territories were flopped wed examined with every ;ippearance of diftruft and (utpielon. As Meek matures upon the part of the Candlans evidently proved rather their own fear of bring attacked, than any hoßlle intention of an °Bean nature agaiuft the Britifb poffellloos, his Excellency did not judge it necenary to pay any grata attention to them, than to put the different commandants upon their guard, and to enforce the laws againft exporting gunpowder and fire arms to their country. But his Excellency has lately been informed, that in the neigh bourhood of Putelang the Caodlans hive proceeded fo far as to commit outrages on Nose of the fubjeds of his Majefly, &reml of whom have been forcibly detained, others robbed of their proper ty, amid otherwife ill treated by pukes pretending to have au thority from the King of Candy. Before his Excellency to►rs any Reps to put a Rap to loch un warrantable proceedings in future, as well as to demand ample fatistataion for what is pan, be is defirous of obtaining the clear, full, and au. hentic information or the extent of the grievances can mined, as well as of the truth and jollier of the complaints. for this purpote I ant directed by his Excellency, to requelt that you will proceed, with as much expedittua as rabic, to Needing, and there make the fullell eitquiriey into the nature and troth of the cuniplaints which have been made by thole peons who have beep aggrieved either in their perfects or their property,— You will be fo good to examine, upon oath, all chore who can gibed you any information upon the fubjed, and particularly, it Is his Eacellency's wins. that you thould endeavour to dEoo►er whether the outrages kid to have been committed, were the er red of wantonnets spoil the part of the Camillus, or whether the fulferers did not, In Come mestere, render thendelves oboe/dons to the Government, by carrying on a contrabond and illegal trade. Your own prudence and exteofive knowledge of the efaks of Candy make it unneceffsry to enter Into further details. I have taken the liberty of =defies all the correfpandence which has paled upon this bulled& with the Commandant at Puniang, Lieutenant O'Connell; and I &all remit, that as loon as your inveltigation la concluiled, you will acquaint me with the reale of it, for the informatims of his Excellency. I have the to be, Columbo, July ty, dos. (Signed) 10515? •RBUTIIMOT. TO ROHR? •ItiIIITHNOT, gat , CHILI IMICISTAIT TO GOVIRNMSDIT. COLUMIO. Sta—la obedience to the comMamds of Government,cooveyed to me by yotar letter of the t7tl intim', I have the honour to at qualm you that I immediately repaired to Putelang, and now beg leave to lay before you, foe the information of hie Excefkocy the Governor,tbe tubule of the inveffigation with which I was charged. The pentfal of the melded depilation* would, I ant retreaded, without any comment of mine, allied to his Emeelleney the in formation be defiled est t►e fotWed matter of my to to Pete. ; but as it may be expeded that I mould not troika& the m elded Papers without fame remark*. I ball mama myfelf with briefly Rating the amount of the Information as it appears to me. In the months of Man* and April laft, a num be r of natives, living under the Britt& Governmant, in and about Pinging!, fin out, la two dl, ors, with a slumber of cattle laden with various articles of enerchandife, namely, fait, fah fifit. cloth, tobacco, sad copper money, intending to difpo& of them la the Caorfam coon try in exchange for Areka nuts. The large& &titian, which I ihall call No. r. codified of 46 perfoos (exclufive of 7 coofies,) and 471 bead of cattle, laden with articles of trade ; and the &taller dirifon, which may be called No s,eonftfteell of a perfonk and 4,76 bead of ca&k, Wen in like manner. No doubt can be entertained bat that the commerce Into which the people entered, was uaberfally deemed legal, and that they bad long been accultorned to carry it on, and on that account the misfortune which they met with la the profecution of it, cannot be accounted foe on the grounds of contraband. Whether the Putlanders were guilty of any Irregularity in the Candian country, which could term as the pretext for the day .they met with. 1 cannot poatively affect; I have certainly not been able to trace any Inch, and unfortunately for them, it rill appear, Irr a pendia of the melded Papers, that after thry haul completed the object they had in stew in the Caudian country. and were on their return home with the Areka outs, which they had procured for the articles they bad carried from Puteland, they ware flopped, handfed by delays, and, finally, the whole of the Areka outs meditated and taken from them, and which a (petite account annexed to the depoLtinni herewith tranfmitted,wififhew to be set ammonams taken faint cardigan No. I. and 64 mum man from divifinn No. 4. I dare fay his Excellency, en reading the =doted papers, will conclude as I do. that the (rising of the Areka nuts took place in eanksjuence of the orders of the perfect called in the Pelages, Adigaar, White of the four corks and I on= t t a v i i; to add on this point, that from the defeription given to me of the perks of Pelagant by the people examined. I have no douht but that the perks here moot is the firtt Adigaar of Candy, well known perfonally to his Excellency the Governor as well as to my fell. I Mall only further take the liberty of Rating a eircumltanee, which makes the fetzure of the Areka nuts in queftion ftUl more &Seel, to account for, which Is, that the Condit= themfelves continue, as heretofore, to bring down the produce of their coun try, namely, Archa nuts, Jaggher, and rice, to be exchanged here at Putelang, for fait, and cloth, &e. and there is now, within my view here, a divifion of about so perfons from the Can &an country, and ago head of cattle, peaceably occupied in'tbis tragic. This circumftance will alfo tend to Thew how airy It would be to make reptgals for the injury fultained by the Putlanders, were the &gtik Government fo difpofed : a meafure which I do not wilt, however, to be underftood as giving any opinion upon. I have now only to fay, that I bare been greatly aißftcd in this invcitiga don, by the seal and Intelligence of Mr. Johnstone, the agent of the Revenue for this diftriet, and, I have the honour to be, &e. Putelang, July aa, s9oa. (Signed) WILLIAM SOTO. HAMBURGH MAIL. GAIPIOA, MARCH t3.—According to letters from Naples..all the (hips in that port are fitting out with the utmoft expedition ; they confalt of tAo (hips of the line. two ftigttes, and three corvettes. They are intended to act against the Barbary corfairs. FRONTIERS or Swir ZFRL•MD.—DoIirrhInCeS have broken nut in the Canton of 'Lunch, lonic Corn. mune* of that Canton having refuted to fubmit to the new regulation., and to Like the oath of allegi ance. They would only (wear by Liberty, Equality, and the Got - pd. On the refufal to take the oath very trimultuary fcenes coined. The Communes were thole of Wadenkhweil, Richterfchweil, Schon. berg, and Hutten. TheLandamman publi flied a fpi• rited proclamation, and feveral companies of troops were fent to Zurich and its vicinity, by which means the riots are already quelled. The French Envoy is particularly attentive to the proceedings of certain Committees, which have a con. ne&inn and correfpondence with other countries. Several perfons above the common daft. have been arrefled at Geneva, and on the borders of the Lake of Geneva. CONSTAIITINOPLF, MARCH I.—Eight days ago, three Ruffian tranfports, with sczio troops on board, arrived off the village of Buyukedra from SebAflo• polls, under the elcurt of A Ruffian frigate. After conference between the Turkith Minitlry and the Ruffian Envoy, Count Irasiaskr, the frigate re turned to Seimflopo:rs, and the (gal - ports continued their voyage to Corfu, where the troops will relieve the gartifrin. live %hips of war , fro:n the fleet of Admiral NEL tot', asectuifing ok the :tall of itAgVa .a a frfait drop of ulderTation. BERLIN, APRIL 3....—The 247 before yeßerhy, in the evecing, intelligence was received hoe that the fentence of death pa (fed on the Duke d'ENGl4sis,ll•lii been carried into execution at Vincennes. VIENNA, MAtCH 28.—The Elenrir of Baden has announced here the arreflittion of the French emi grants at Offenburg and other places. Dr. de CAROL% to whole exertions the Britifh pnf fedions in India have been indebted for the introduc• tion of the cow-prick inoculation, has received a pre. fent of zoo guineas, through the medium of the Englifh Ambaffador, as a mark of gratitude from the Eail.lndia Company. MANHEIN, MARCH 3o —Yeflerday a French con tier paired through C.lnltadt, who carries the origi• nal correfpondence of Mr. DRAKE to the Elalor at Munich. The Princers Ccsweis ria a nit ROMAN Rocitrosr, who voluntarily followed the Duke d'Escnism to Strafburgh, has returned to Eitenheim. The Prince was extremely fond of this Princefi, who is a niece of the Cardinal de RONAN. and love for her appears to have induced him to refide where he did. MINTZ, MARCH {l. —Major KUPPILMAYR. Who had been brought hither from Franckfort, has been rent to Paris with feveral other Rate prifoners. To day feveral other arrefis have taken place ; but the report circulated in the public jaurnals, that our wor thy Bifhop, Comsat, has been apprehended, is with out foundation. STILASOURGN, MARCH 27.--Laft Saturday more flate prifoners were brought from Wiffenburgh, and lodged in the citadel. Thefe are Citizens Bosun., refident of the civic tribunal of Wiffenburgb, and Marna, Judge of the fame tribunal. The Grand Judge had hinsfelf finned the order under which they were arrelled. They are accufed, it is Paid, of being engaged in a confpiracy again@ the fafety of the date. _ The emigrants arrefied on the right bank of the Rhine, and alfo as many of their accomplices on the left bank as the officers have been able to (Size, are continually conducing to Paris. All their papers are reeled up and font with them. Several (late prifoner. from the Upper Rhine and the neighbouring countries have been brought in, and lodged in the citadel. WEITIPII•L lA, MUCK sB.—On the sad, a French detachment onexpefledly entered Meppen(in the ter teritory of Ah►emberg). The Englifk goods which had arrived there, by the Ems, for the Franckfort fair, had been conveyed the day before to Lurgin, and the fhips.which lay between Embden and Halt, received orders to remain under Proffian protetion. A lISTIILDA le, MAACK 3t. —According to official accounts received from Surinam, fuck preparations for defence have been made there by Rear Admiral Berns Vow Tassxous, that no fears are entertained of an attack by the Englifh. Sir SIDII ay SMITH has fent a propofal by a neutral (hip for an exchange of prifoners. 11• G UR, MaacN 31.• The town of Utrecht, in confequence of the ellablifhment of the French head quarters there, is now extremely full, 75 houfes have been appropriated to the ufe of the perfons appertain ing to the he.id quarters. Many perfons have, in confeqUence of the crowd and bale in the town, retired to their country bodes. Some of the churches have been given up to the foldiers. The troops will Awn be encamped on the heath between Amesfort and ZeiU.—the preparations for the expedition are carrying on in the Texel with the greaten expedition. The PruOian Officers and foldiers abfent on furlough from the regiments in Weßphalia, are recalled for the cullomary reviews; but all that has tern Laid in our Journals about the Pruffian prepar.tti , ,,n in Wen phalia, a great camp at LippOadt, the drawing of a ordua, ace. is entirely without foundation. LONDON. MONDAY, APRIL i 6. PIMP. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK : Conf. for money, 551—• Ditto for May acc. 55ti Reductd 54:—Oki 5 per Cent. pa pl. PRICE OF S I'OCKS ON SATURDAY 3 - Per C. Red. Ann. 44i 55 54i India Stock 16p 3 per C. Conf. 55 lit India Bond. par ta dif. per Celli. 70/1 if Irills s per Cent. Set 5 per Cent. Nei) , 191 90 Excloeq. Bills lc dif. zs prem. 3 per Cent.l79l 94ii Englith Lottery Tick. :I. taw Lung Ann. 131 16 15 7-t6 Conf. for acc. 35}!f DUBLIN. API IL 51.-34 per Cent. 66-3 _per C. pm Exclningc. Dublin on London 16i. Yellerday arrived the Hamburgh mail dne on Wednefday. The Hamburgh Correjp9ndenten contains the Note fent by TALLI YR/IND by M. Cat, etaccuit to the ELECTOR of BADEN'S Minifier, apprifing him of the intention to fend a detachment of French troops to arrefk the Duke d'Eannistr. It begins with fiat. ing, that a Note had been previnufly prefented, de. mandingthe arra of the French Emigrants who held their Committees at Off:nburgh. The Esse-roe not having thought proper to take any tiepin confequence of this demand, it is faid that the FIRST CONSUL was under the neceffity of fending a body of troops to Of. fenburgh and Ettcnheim,toarreA the authors of acrime which placed all who were engaged in it out of the pro tzElion of thelaw of nations. This is the only apology which h.:s yet been attempted for this extraotdiaary proceeding. It the Eldlor of BADEN afttially re. ceived a note dem'nding the arreft of the Emigrants, he is mull cuipable in not having warned the Duke d'ENG I+ IF N and h:s ft iends to depart. BONAPARTE'S fury in feizing am.; pt.tt: , !:; to death the uncut - peeling •ifiims of hi% jealoofy, however, proves that it was not their neighbourhood, but their exiflence that he dreaded. Is there a fhadow of jullice in executing the Duke d'Es,:trux as an Emigrant' The law, barbarous :Is it is, applies only to thole who rwar:,— Did he return? And is there a thadow of proof that the Dike '.014 N hat committed any of thole other .1%!:.: ‘Oll,ll he is accuted, fat left that he was plotting a!lafination ! A 11.ort time itr.ce a Lieutenant,, commanding ore of his' Mei TSTY's armed cutters Rationed upon the 'coati of Holland, vectired on fhore and forptifed one of the enemy's fignal pills, and fucre:ded . 0 obtaining all the fignals, together with the gist; !nest by the Officer at the fignal polls. He was overtaken by a party of hulas before he could reach his brat. and left for dead upon the ground. He at length recdvered, and finding nn hopes of regaining his vefrel, l he walked to Rotterdam in his uniform, at which place he arrived without moleflation, when he was informed that an Officer of Police was after him ; but before the arrival of the Officer he had ob tained a great coat, afol on their arrival at the inn, he marched wit. A Mr.— fupplied him with clnath ing for his uniform, and ultimately fueceeded in oh. taming fur him a pafrport, with which he returned to England, and arrived at the Admiralty on Sa turday evening. This gentleman, we mulct Rawl, has given Come important account of the enemy's, preparations. _ _ Several perfons, including two American ladies, and an Englifh gentleman, arrived on Saturday from the Continent. Some of them left Paris, fubfequent to the execution of the Dnked'Esc !USN. According to their report, that unfortunate Prince requeßed three favours after his condemnation. One was, that be might be attended by a prieß, which was related s the fecond, that lock of his hair might be fent to a perfon whom he thoold name, which was granted= and, thirdly, that be might be allowed tp give the word of command to the (oldiers who were to (hoot him, which was refuted. As we have already Rat ed, he was Riot by a party of the Italian Guards.—. The confiernation which this broody deed has excited abroad, is nothing in companion with that which it has procluied in Paris. The reign of terror waa never fo potent and aniverfal. None but (pies are Cafe ; and confequently every man, to avoid denunciation, is obliged to become a fpy. The moR intimate friends are afraid to fpeak to each other ; all is terror, ft lence, and fufpicion. The infamous author of thefe horrors has withdrawn to Malmaifon. AU partici; have reproached him with this as of wanton cruelty. Even Foucits has remonitrated again(t it as an im politic deed. The Moniker, in his jollification, fay*, he did it to gratify the Republican party in the armies. He has appeared once fince, ;t the Theatre ; but the moment he enter:d, half of the audience withdrew. This fo much enraged him on his return to Malmaifon, that he ordered feven of the Ferrous melted at Ettenheim to be twat at midnight. In the number of thefe unhappy viaims, was the Ba ronets de Raises, a lady of 67 years of age. It is reckoned that, upon the whole lattice of the French territory, not fewer than two millons of per font, amounting to one s6tb of its whole population, have been smelled ;—a great proportion of whom; II remain in prifon. Madame RICAMIII has bceen a whole day in confinement, in the honfe of the Games) Juno,. Speaking of PICMEGRU s in q circle of Ave or fix friends, the laid, if he were itt Paris, the %hould know it immediately. This was reported by one of the company, to the Police, and a gene d'armes was fent to take her into cußody. She was carried before Ream's', and interrogated as to the means by which the expo fed to acquire this information. To this ( be anfwered;that the bad no particular means, and only prefumed upon the great refort of company to her houfe. After a long examination, (he was releafcd on account of the great fervi:es of M. RIC•511IR to the SLAW in the financial way. Germany is covered with (pies and brigands in the employment of Bo AAAAAA s. One of the Gentlemen who arrived on Saturday from Stutgard, lays, at his departure Mr. Sesecst SPA!! M was preparing to kave that City upon his return to England. The Eleraor of ) t aoc n is deeply afilidted at the execution of the Duke of Ee -1 amiss. He has never fince appeared in public. A band of French (pies, amounting to upwards of fifty, have been fent to the vicinity of Warlaw for the pur rfe, it is fuppofed, of carrying off Louis XVIII., and the Duke of AmoouLamte. The rniffion of Gen. Duaoc and Rare, to Berlin, is probably connedled with fume defign of the Ufurper upon the lives pf Once unfortunate Princes. General Am la SAU is Paid to have been the firft who gave intelligence of the plot of Pictireau. He had been coufulted upon it, but took time to confider. Meanwhile he heard of the arreri of Q . L'ames.ts, and that the latter was to make tome important difcoveries. AUGERIAtI s alarmed at this account, immediately let off for Paris, and divulged all he knew to Bo AAAAA rs. The an ers of all the accufed perfons upon their lexical pr vat, examinations are laid to be firm, madly, and energetic, particularly thole of the young I' !tIN / who Iwo been calumniated in a London ; riot, as guilty of a contrary conduet. GEORGES, like another (4 . 1, T us Cygnus, lays, he has been refolved is ere ten year, pall to devote his life for the good of his coun , ry, and will die happy in the coaiidetice that lie w.:I leave behind him lip hundred equally refolved to perifit or dellroy the tyrant. The whole army is agitated, and the breaking up of encampments and connant mosements of the troops, are more fre. quently for t!,c ' , mimic of prcventirg difccntent frcm hurtling out, or titcreating, than with a view to in vallon. Such arc the accounts given by perfons arrived from the Continent. 'l'hey are con oliot..ted by a private letter from Paris o!' the z d, we c,traft the following paffity s zs " Our prifuns are n.iiv in crow4.l %.ith -Toners, that feveral hotels of Emigrants, th It verve,' during Ro AAAAA TC;i)l as hc•ii:. ttrdt, are I 1