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Ws day was puldflatd. In giro. pries fa. raped, A GENZit.A L VIEW of the AGRICU LTURE JAL N i RRTFOR RE ; drawn up foe the eonfideratkon of the lag er Agriculture and Internal Improvement. By the SF.CRETARY of the BOARD. Printed for G. and W. Nitta, Pall Mall ; G. and J. Boblafon, Pe. erimiteurate ; and James Afperne. Carotin!. Where may he bad. all the other Publications of the Board. - • This day sere publithed, rialeattd.tly 'cantata, to the Field Mardial his Royal Highnefs the Connuanslvr In Chief, ate. dre...kc. CHIRURGICAL INSTITUTES, drawn from Prodties, no the knowledge knd treatment of Gun-that Wounds ; Illuftrated by fume Singular Cafes, and Cures of pliant wanton. and publidted at the preknt cries, for the fervice and ka- Wait of the brave Warriors In amns, in defence of our Country. By H. ST. JOHN NEALE, Efq. Surgeon, Formerly of his l isleito yeh Regiment of infantry, and Huh 'Regiment of Light Dragoons, during the late War lo North 51 - Zetics. • - - Printed for J. Wallis, Patemoltergow ; and T. Egerton, White. ball ; and fold by all Deohfillers is Town snd Cogptry. El. B. A kw Copies of the lift Edition of tbs Authaesitlfays„ on tha Taboo Pariah* remain unfold, and wa► be had it Ins book, Fritindtripm, Bobo Iquare, No, dt•-A Third !tiniest is pre peris4 lie pmts. FRANCE. PARTS, MARCH Isouvaaa, of the National hilimit, has announced the difeover y of a (mall comet, vifible to the naked eye. A dreadful Sre has ravaged the Commune of blandly en Mel (are), and occafioned a Ws amount ing to 344,000 byres. It appears MIIOOIIII is in France. They fay be Is PIAICII 16. General Sruoi.o. the Commander of the Ligurian troops, is dead. 'I'M eh; seni of Paris profeffing the Jewifis religion, in their Synagogue fang hymns of tbankfgiving in French and Hebrew, for the welfare and ercape of the near Census.. The examinations preparatory to the trial of Mo. aaao, Pleill.3lM. Gtoaoas, and their afociates, are carried nn with great diligence. The Reporting Judge goes every day to the Temple to interrogate the secured. Letters from Berlin .inform us, that the Britiffi Mining have tranfmitted to the Courts of Ruffia, Pruffia and Denmark, a new declaration relative to the joint reprefeotations of thole Courts in favour of Hamburgb and Bremen. The declaration Rates in Misname, " that the interefi of the Englith Govern. anent imperioully requires the blockade of the Elbe and Wefer to be continued with great vigour, as long as the French ball remain in military poreffion of the Meliorate of Hanover." The Außrian troops are daily reinforced in the Tyrol. The regiment of the Hafer. of Blankets- Rein has been there there fume days. The principal depots of the army are formed' at Infpruck. swot ty. - , Vice Adiniral VIIIIIVIIIL, Commandant of the Datavian flotilla, failed with a divinon of his veffels, from the road of FlaSnguen, on the evening: 'he lath March. An Englins Vice Admiial; wi.., fix chips, one a three-decker, and feveral frigates, block aded this quarter. Vietnam manteuvred his 'effete fo fuccefsfully, that his flotilla was out of the roads, and would have been on the Evens coati, had that been its deflination, before the Englilh blockading fquadroo bad homen of its movements. But it had no other °keit,. than to aocußotn the flotilla to ma. natuvring, and to k ain the port of ORcnd. At three o'clock in the morning, the gun boat of tbd advanced guard fell in with two Englifh frigates MINI &mat brigs. A cannonading commenced -at s r sot : the four and twenty pounders of the gun kept up a heavy fire; the difcharge of mad was rapid ; but the Englifit Mon retired, not without ruitainang much damage, and lofing many of their people. If Admiral Vessel's& had fortenately had more people in his flotilla, he would have affected to the demands of the grenadiers of the sift regiment, who propofcd to take, the Englilh frigates by boarding them. The flotilla being arrived off ORentr, fell in with mother Squadron, with which it had a new engage. pent, and with the fame advantage. Admiral Via nu &IL entered the road of °Rend, with the lore of five men, and Secret wounded. He gives the high. ell praife to the zeal and bravery of the foldiery, and to the condo& of the Dutch Captain, Vac Oise. valise i Commandant of the gun boat of the ad vancedguard. This engagement was a very extra ordinary one. Several others have taken place on the coatis of the Lower Seine, and of the Pas de Calais. The enemy's fquadrons. however numerous, have never been able to prevent the manoeuvres and afembling of divifinns of the flotilla in the ports of their definition. The four and twenty pounders and the howitzers with which our boats arc armed, every where render the efforts of the enemy vain.— It is a mon interefting fpeftacle, to behold (mall boats face enormous wooden fortreffes, doing them more damage than they receive, and effeffing their (astral objeas in fight of them.—Meairrii.. MAICH _59. Whilfi England was fending PICHIIGItU, Cloacae mid the other alraffins whom they had employed. to Paris, the had *trembled at the fame time and taken into pay all the emigrants the could find in Ger many. A circular letter of the PILIOCO Of CONDI had made an appeal to them alma two months ago. ite is a fad well known through the whole city of Hamburgh, that one of the name of MAILLAID was appointed in this city to coiled thole unfortunates, and to fend them to the Banks of the Rhine. The left bank of the Rhine was every day filling with thole new Legionaries, whom England invites lin • nee more to be the dupes and the victims of bee cruel Machiavelifm. One of the Bourbon Princes with his Staff and Se cretaries was Rationed in this quarter, from which be was to direct the different movements. The Prince Cumuli, along with feveral other Officers.was to have arrived on the asth of March to complete the orsaniaation of thole bodies. 1 he Continental Powers difenver an inclinat:on to crufh fuch attempts to renew tileir difiraCtions, and this new attempt. therefore, of the Britith Cabinet has experienced no greater fuccefs than the criminal enterprife they organized at Paris at loch Onmenfe es pence againa the life of the Fuse Cu. so t..—Afe• • maw. MARCH Dr. //totem, landed at - Fitlaife de Neville the stria of January, and on the 24th of the fame month. at StockhoLn, it was reported the Freer Coast's, was alTaftinated. _ _ .._ Dunnutiaa has efcaped all the refearches that have been made after him. _ According to the German Gazettes, the treaty of I Exchange between the Houfe of Außria, and the Prince of BIITZCWXIIM. relative to the Town and Chapter of Lindau, is concluded. The InfpeEtor General MUCH` made a Report to the Frau. Coasu a., with refpein to the arreft of La• sitacisa and Pietas Jams, two famous brigands of the party of Gunaoss. They were taken after a molt defperate refinance made by them and two ac complibes, who have for the prefent made their ef- cape, againfi a party of the Gendarmerie, who at tempted-to arreft them. No lets than twenty piftol Otots were exchanged between the Brigands and the Gendarmerie. One of the Gendarmerie received a ball in the brea ft, by which he is dangerouny wounded; and one of the Brigands arrefted had his left hand (hot through. WAICH 23. Letters from Rotterdam brought by an extraor dinary courier, contain the important intelligence that, do the 16th of March, orders were given for a general embargo in all the ports of Enghind.—/Ife aittar. ••In the fitting of the Legiflative Body of the sad of March, a plan was introduced for railing 60,000 Confcripts for the year t 3. On this occafion Lectr, the orator of the Govern• ment, introduced the Fallowing obfervations : " If the Government requires of you, Citizen Le iflators, to place at its difpofal tiny thoufand men, it is not that you need to give new reinforcements to the army, to terminate the public war which has been declared againft us, and which is fo ridiculoolly car ried on by the Englith Government. The foldiers of the Republic now in eziftence,are more than fufficient for punilbing that perfidious Government, and the political fituation of the reft of ,Europe does not re quire any augmentation of our force. It is not that we have need to reinforce the army to carry on that Blameful and fecret war waged againfl us by the Go. vernment of England—a war a thoufand times more difhanourable than the public warfare which prevails at the prefent moment. The numerous friends of the country who furround the Chief of the State, le corded by the army, now completed, are more than adequate to guarantee his life, fo precious to all good Frenchmen, to every friend of humanity, and to re prefs and puniffi all the keret and declared enemies of liberty and of the Ilepablic. No, Citizens Legif lators, the demand which the Government now make arifes from no extraordinary motive. Its only °bled, its only end is, its only want is, to keep up the orga nization of the array, and to continye that annual augmentation of the referee which will complete its eßabliihmeut. It was thus alter the year 8 that you had the fame difpofable force. It is thus in the year 13, as in former years, the Government will not em ploy in all their latitude the powers carolled to it, %till& it is driven to it by eircumaanees." ' FROM 'rim PARIS PAPERS. Ravistion, Fes. z7.—Citizen Bacot*, Charge d'Affaires of the French Republic, having communi cated to the Diet the Pore's Brief, by which his Ho linefa defires the intervention of the FIRST Consul., with retpeft to the affairs of religion in Germany, has in confequence prefented the following Note : a. Ile Charge d'Affaires a the Dena Republic has received orders (rem is Government to osainuateate to the General Diet of the Germanic Empire a of the Reid which his Hainefs h addathed to the PIM Corfal, end to denim the the Nat Capful cannot avoid yield* to the willies of the Help rasher. in regard to the Intervention width his Hansa dame& of Ida The Rsdy Intareit which the PIA Coolid rains in Y that contributes to the laterals of Religion, makes him with that the , new ar rangements, which will paha?s require the fret Mr of the Pope, easy be made In the rinthrks of equity and moderation, emd that they may not • •ws . soy aaeefeeh or painful fenfadoe to his (*lied) • BACH 111." Magee t s.—Yefterday Citizen BRcsie prefented the following Note : • As atm of the difpolltions made by the Diet have met with great in thdr esecidoet, and a peat mithaderßandlag Kemal amen the Samos of the Empire with regard to them, his Makeity the Emperor ei Rolla, has SOW to the Pitt Coda, his with, thee the two Pourers Whole Mediation Aril prepared the fsbmuy enochlion of the femur are angeounts,theold spin Inter fare, to preemie sew casks of kliegs differeocee,efpecially in what relates to die rights oldie Equeltrian Order. • The Fedi Cenral has with pleafure accepted this overture from his Melay the Em of Ruth% and the eilawailsii 4 charted so no tify the fosse to the Diet. (Signed) • ROTTBILDAN, Maacm 6.—lt appears beyond a doubt, that Vice-Admiral Harrstat it has attacked, with his Iquadron, and the troops he had on board, the Englifh fettlements in Ceylon. We expedt very loon the details of his expedition. The left letters from the Cape of Good Hope are of the date of September 39—The Governor Gene. ral bad made all poffible arrangements for the de fence of the place m cafe of attack. Accounts from India are alto received through the fame channel, which Rate that our naval force in thole leas is equal to that of England. The girt iron of Batavia, rein. forced in the courfe of Lail year, with more than three thonfand men, is in a Rate to oppofe a vigorous refißance to the enemy. HACUt. MARCH 13.—The Legiflative Body have voted, by a great Majority, the fum of 69,783,403 guilders for the ordinary and extraordinary expenees of the current year. There being , already a deficit of forty millions, a plan of a loan is proptifed, loge. ther with a lottery, in which Batavian referipts and other paper will be received, and the greateft prise to be one million of guilders. MARCH 20..—Citlae0 SCNIMIN INCR, Our Ambaffador at Paris, has tranfinitted a letter to our Minißer for Foreign Affairs, informing him, that the FIRST CONSUL difavows and highly dtrapproves the condua of the French troops refpcfling the late leisure of Engldh merchandise. A letter from General E he French com mander at Blankenberg, gives an accouc of the fate arrival of Admiral Vil/NURIL, with his nettle, at Oftcnd. Lail week fame very ferions difputes arofe between fhe French grenadiers and Batavi.in cavalry in this garrifm. Thee differenccs have, however, beta fettled by the interference of the officers of the refpee tie, corps._ I.ener% born Vienna of the 3cl ink. Rate. that the Radian and Neapnlitan Ambagadnrs have recently had t 'pealed intei IrieWS With ILI Emptfor and the &Old , k•% Gr oat n, Jo 14 or, an,' Apt moat'. TIOLITIONopit N UTR .ILT7" rof GAR:II4IV r. # AND ARREST OF THE DORF D'ENGHIEN. RiTRACT OF A ►RIVATR LET TER PROM STRESIUROII, OF THE 16TH OF MAltcll. . - 48 The affembling of the emigrants on our frontiers has oecafioned meafores of which I ttanfmit to you the circumftances and refult as they are reported. without Itr;.;ly pled . ging yfelf for accuracy in every refped. It is M. Cat) Lincouir, aide-de-camp of the FIRST CONSUL, who has directed thole 111C7.• fares. On the evening of the day before yefterday he canted the gate leading into Germany to be open ed, and paired through it with General LEM, Com mandant of the Fifth Military Divifion. towards the right Bank of the Rhine. A little before this a body of infantry, and a ftrong divifion of the regiment of cavalry lying in garrifon at this City, betides a divi lion of the national guard, had been ftationed on the Banks of the Rhine. They croffed this river in the night, and directed their march through Kehl to Offenbourg, which was immediately perceived by our troops. Their Commandant ordered to be pointed out to him the habitations of the. emigrants who re tided there, whom they wilhed to faze. They were immediately put under arrell. Some of this defcrip tion were alto arrefted at Kehl. This expedition was co,nduded in the greaten order, and executed with the greaten propriety. " It is reported that Generals DR CAMANCOURT and Livar have themfelves returned to Offenbourg. During the whole of the morning of yefterday the paflkge of the Rhine was bola Nobody was permit. ted to eras the river, even with pairporta. About mid-day the column of Offenbourg again entered our city by the citadel, after having committed to the Commandant their prifoners, the number of whom amounted to about fifteen. They are provilionally detained. Among them are the Baron as Rama. and the Asia D'Erwaa, formerly a Member of the Coaftituent Affembly ; he had been employed doting his emigrancy as Vicar General of Cardinal de Rohan. There has been alto welted, but by a miftake, the Director of the Loft at Kehl ; he was rcleafed, there fore, yefterday afternoon. " On the fame night another column of our troops, compofed of infantry, of cavalry, of artillery and dear d'arrvs, croffed alto the Rhine at Rbeoau, about fix leagues difkance from this upon the road to Bti fack.—We are allured, that their objeO was to recon noitre the city of Ettenheim, and to arreft fuch con• fpirators as might be found there. It is pofitively afferte: that Dutsouttez continued there for more than fifteen dam —They talk alto of feveral of the French Ex-Princes having lately arrived ; but the iffue of this expedition is not yet afcertained. Betides, by the content of the Court of Baden. a Coanfellor of Baden arrived here the day before yefterday ; and during the two lall days, feveral couriers had been difpatebed to Carlfruhe, and had returned. Kehl is already evacuated by our troops, and the communi cation has been again eltablillted tince yefterday. Yefterday morning were arreffed here about ten perfons, who are (aid to be implicated in the con (piracy. Ansonga them are the ci-devant Count of TOULOOSILAOTRIC, Madame DR KLEINMAN°, lifter in law of the • General of that name, the Cure of Eau sums, and othm, moftly emigrants who had returned:—There was alto arrefted here about mid day, General Da swot es, who had prefided three years ago in the Council of war, which acquitted the accom plices of Pica scw. 44 Madame LAJOLAIS, the brother 6f the octal Lao: mats, Den:ono' and his wife, have been condirded to Paris undd the efeort of the gendar merie. We are allured alto, that Chasing has been arrefted in the Upper Rhine."—Paltieifie.' STRESOURGH, MARCIA 16...41111C the arrival of General Cat, coo &t i the aide& tamp of the Farr Comma., difcufficins of the greaten importance have been going forward. On the day of his arrival he fent off a courier to Carifruhe. Two days ago this courier returned with difpatches, and loon after ar rived a delegate from the Court of Baden. It is on derftood that CAULINCOURT had demanded in the name of the Fie sr Coast; t., permifflon from the Elec tor to arreft tome emigrants and confpirators who had taken refuge in his territories. This pertniffion. it is faid, was given without the flighteft hefitation. Yefterday morning feveral thoufand of our troops, confining of infantry, cavalry, artillery, and gendar merie, paffed the Rhine at Rbenau, Plobiheim, and Kehl, and there inverted two of the principal diftrids where the confpirators refided.—There places were Ettenheim and Offenbourg. It is faid. that General Dussoual az and the Du'ke d'Eac Man were, the day before yefterday, at Ettenheim. We (hall learn to day whether they have been feized, for the troops fent on this bufinefs are on their return. If the ru mour is well founded that the Count d'Aavots and the Prince os Cocos are alto at Ettenheim, or its environs, they ate now probably alto in our power. The curiofity of the public on this point is not lets ftrong than it is excufable. There were great crowds during the whole of yefterday on the two great roads leading from B: ilac and Kehl to obtain the earlieff intelligence of the arrest of confpirators. At Offenhourg every meafure has been executed without noire and without oppofition. Not Ids than fourteen confpirators have been arrefted there, whom they have lince brought to our citadel. Among them is Madame DI REICH. It has not been yet afcertaioed who the others are. So late as yellerday at mid day they had planted cannons oppofite the Pont du /thin ; and till the re turn of our troops, who arrived yefterday about mid day, all communication from the one bank to the other of this river was aridly prohibited. At preterit. however, the palage is open. Many arrefts took place here yefterday, particularly the emigrants, who had returned. Among reZividuals arrefled is mentior.cd theabove-name Demarco, who has been committed to prifon. Ds• N 01.431, and the wife of the Ez•General Lajoaais, have let out for patio under a large efcort. General CA IFUN CO I/ aT Mill remain here fame days lonler.—jeansof de Connerree. MAliCol 57.—There have been arrefted at Et. tenheim, about a dozen individuals implicated in the conipiracy. Among them there are two Eng. batmen of diftintion, commiaioned to enter on this buGnefs by their Government. All of theft per. ions are .mow imprifoned in the citadel of Strafborg. They were cow:laded thither in carriages, under an ekort of gendarmerie and cavalry. The infantry fol lowed them at fume iiiltance. They went tkough their fit ft examination at the hotel of the Prete& of the Lower Rhine. It is underflood that General Cau Ls:scout? was prefent at this examination.—. • Orders were expeaed from the Government as to the ulterior defiination of thefe prifoners. All the papers and correfpondence of the perfon, arrelted, not only at Offenbourg but at Ettenheim, have been (cited and brought into our town. There is every reafon to think that the perufal of them will lead to new difcoveries. Iv the mean time there is no longer any doubt of the defigns of thefe men devoted to the defigns of England. Their objeß was, if their plot had fucceeded, to introduce themfelves into our cita- del, and, after having elated this, to direft the whole of the artillery in fuch a manner as to prevent the Citizens from attacking them. We are allured. that a fimilar plan was in contemplation, with refpeft to leveret other of the frontier towns. We fhall be ena bled to furnifh more ample details as (bog as the Go* vernment publithes the official details of this estenfive confpiracy. The inhabitants of Ettenheim, and of the Right • Bank of the Rhine in general, experienced louse do. ree of alarm. becaufe they were ignorant of the ob. set of the confpiratorss but. as Coon as they were ap. piled of it, their confidence in their fern rity returned. TRIAL OF THE DUKE LYENOHIEN. Special Minim Conenterwo, conititetad in the Fitt !Mi sery Divide°, la vino* of a deuce of the Government, dated that spa Ventoth (sods of March) is the Feat Twelve of the Illerdelic, One and Indivilible JODOSSIIIT. In the ass of the Preach People, this 30th Vostok (March as). ha the Twoll.h Year of the Republic. The Military and Special Commifflon formed in the firft military divillon, in virtue of a decree oft's, Government, dated the aptli Veatofe (March so), compofed, agreeably to the law of the loth Frnetidor, (Sept. 6) in the year Five, of fevers Members, con. fißing of Citams Hahn, General of Brigade, Commander of the feet Grenadiers of the Confular Guard, Preddent. Gahm, Colouei Commander of the Firli Regiment of Qatar hers. Bezuwoert, cedocel Commander of the Fourth Regiment et Light Infantry. Rieder, Colooel.Commander of the Eighteenth Regiment of In fantry of the lint ' Barrok, Cokoe.Commander of the Ninety-firth Reline= of Infantry of the line: Retitle, Colonel-Cormaantkr of the keened Regiment of the Mo ak* I Beanie! Pan& D'Autatwourt, CaPtain-Pdajoir .of. the Seleesd Gendarmerie. now In the nercik of fie Penelope of Repining Captain. Mein, Captain in tips Eighteesei Regimens of Infantry of the line, Resider. The whole of there were named by Musser, the General in Chief, Governor - of Paris, and Commasa der of the Flea Military Djvifion. 'he raid PreGdent, Mcmbers reporting, Captain, and Regiger, neither being relations nor perfons con.: smiled within the degrees of affinity prohibited by the law, met according to appointment . By the orders of the General in Chief Governor of Paris, the CommiLGon was opened at the Cale of Vincennes, in the houfe of the Commander of the place, for the purpofe of proceeding in the trial of Louis Awrotws fiFmar at BOURBON, Duke d'Eng hien, born at Chantilly the ad day of Anita, 1772; of light hair and eye-brows, black eyes, (mall mouth; aqualine note, and of a hand(ome figure. The accufations againft him included fix charges He was accufed, firft, of having carried artn, againft the French IL-public; fecondly, of having of fered his Cervices to the Englifh Government, the enemy of the French people; thirdly, of receiving and having, with accredited agents of that Govern mint, procured means of °bawling intelligence in France, and confpiring again& the ukternai and ex ternal fecurity of the State. The fourth charge was, that he was at the head of a body of French and other Emigrants paid by England, formed on the frontiers of France, in the &tries of Fribourg and Baden. Fifthly, of having attempted to foment intrigues at Straffiurg, with the view of creating a rifing in the adjacent Departments. for the purpofe of operating a ffiverfion favourable to England. The left charge was, that he was one of thofe con cerned in the confpiracy planned by the Engliffi for the affaffination of the Fs asr Consul., and intending, in cafe of the fuccefs of that plot, to return to France. The Commiffion being opened, the Prefident or dered the Officer appointed to conduEt the accufation. to read all the papers which went either to the crimi nation or acquittal of the prifoner. After the reading of thefe papers was finifhed, thq aectifed was introduced by tit° guard, free and un fettered, before the Commiffion. • He was interrogated as to his name, furnarae, age. place of birth, and abode. _ _ In his anfs;er he Rated, that his name was Louts ANTOIND 'Hamar Di BOOMS, Duke d'Escitian, aged 3a years, that he was born at Chantilly, near Paris, and that he had left France in the year 1789. After the Prefident had finilhed his interrogatories refpeling all the points contained in the ace:dation, and after the accured had urged all that he could in his defence, the Members were next afked if they had any ohrervations to offer on the rubjed ? They all replied in the negative, and the secured was or dered to be taken out of Court, and concluded back to prifon. The Officer condu.ling the profecution, and the Regißer, as well as the Auditors, were then ordered to withdraw by the Prefident. The Court deliberated for tome time, with doled doors, on the refpedive charges as already Rated.— The queflion was put by the Prefident on each of the charges feparately. Each of the Member, in rue cake delivered his opinion. The Prefident was the lad in delivering his judgment. The refult was, that the Court unammoufiy found the peifoner guilty of all the fix charges. The nest quedion put was to the punilhment to be jellified. The queßion was here again put in the fame way as before, and the following was the fentence of condemnation The Special Military Commiffion condemns unani moully to death Louis A mroim a H INRY d e Bova aos. Duke d'Eacni an, on the ground of his being guilty of ading as a fpy, of correfpondence with the enemies of the Republic, and of cool - piracy againa the external and internal fecerity of the Republic. This lenience is pronounced in conformity to the fecond article, title 4, of the Military code of the of fences and punifhtnents paled on the I ich of Jane- a ary, in the year 5. and the fecund ration of the fird title of the ordinary penal code, efiablithed on the 6th of Odober, 1791, defcribed in the following terms : Ors It. tag PA. Aar Ivry ladhi4sal, wbaceva be Its ~~. ,;. ft a R et cil id di