Star. — London, England, 1804-08-22 00:00:00

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MANSION-ROUSE, LONDON, AUGUST y. 1104, ' AT a MEETING of MERCHANTS and others had km this Day tb canSder of the weft clfedtual means 'for giving Voluntarily prompt of lftance to oowmnsebt with Moab, Orison, and Carriages, far the park of conveying Troops to the Army in the event of invades, The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR In the Chair: Nefoietd, That it appears to this Meeting to be of the Hetet 4 !mportanee, that Government mould have the molt elketaal and ratan meinsready prepared and arranged for conveying Tmops to dm Army z i lA ii tt i greatelt expedition, its the event of Invation. , , jod am be at the etowent et seeelity aprofs aims `papa Hocks Curlews ter that nag donde' Service. Itakived, net a Voluntary ileWaiptlon be now opened for 1 100 " Halm, end Ceeteleigta Wilda at the command of GO. iraminet Is the nine et WOO. lot the Sofeke Modred M the ineet i 6e 4mk r ir ile b :in c tlona l a= to the Plea laid Were title , I 'Milt i CiiiIMMOS Skaak illitalkel he lbr Potlxie elms* preeeptli end aliallitr i titee mead= the Rao- ludems of als Medea and Per all the needruy sponge meets Manse &elite; and diet tbey brae petrel for eatling A amoral Metange Glebe delikelbas when /her fray deem it Ile ? , terstaMleied the Lola sir add Daimigeorbithe aubkr:torni eivsT bi - lhalr Hear re IllberiNe!; - aimi beAndMa t. ll••••• tbe ni theirway ems Inca% iletelved. The the Gentleness be the Seweakeet for es/Tying the Reibletioe at latneikai The Alight Heft jobs Pirtle& Doe,/idep Wm. AL Wood, Et+ Ile Jae batart,ltt. &Unsaddle lark*, !l. Pit Cheeks him. Dom Bead Walker, affi• Gene Clothe, Aft ii&Sionow, Eft. Peter Free, Eti. Browning, Ph. Clredite Stephen Mater, Eh. l u t harai Pealey Naellagann, Vow 1 Paw Ifin*Wig N. Lei, SA. =Stitterfirre: , Intar= 4, elee iab ledi g td; .. , -1 1 : : . , 1 =ett a rehritfei; '• ; ; C r i, - 14 . . . Mt Odelliteab OW SAN dar ihdfkillitnied at tie Melo" HMIS of to Throe s e.ftsailva pa a parp tra tt i l of Holies sari Cpirsi, and etee vie lellelied by the Gee**, bdeadany. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, A g . ft . 5 , a. * j'HE 170MMITTEEof SHIPPING•ftbe -a- UNITED COMP.i NI 41 MERCHANTS ENG. LAND, trait: to Os BAST INDIES,d, Uniry That the Committee will he ready to receive Propufals in writ ing, fettled op, on or before Wmlneftlay the sotis intleot, froM loch NAM vibe may be • Ming to (apply the Cputmeny with SWIFT and CO . No. .7; Poultry , beg leave to in. form their Friends and the Public. that the Tickets and Shares of the STATE LOTTERY Ito begin Drawing on die Ws of Septembrc nest) ate on &le at their Dike. The (Whoring Capital Priteset the Lode:kiln suttee the lalt Year, were Oared and fold at tboir Once, viz —. No. ' axe - £to.ooo No. I t .t.)9 - Ca,occ /1,599 - SP OO 4 1 . 6 9 6 - 2 .°°:' 1 9.556 - 3070 3093 - 1,000 1 0 .4.10 - s pc* 6 457 - loon No 160 S, 'mai COPPER. - And that the Condition, of the Centred TN be Peen dpon ap plication to Mr James Coggan, Clerk to the Lid Committee, with whorl Todera mutt be kft befote twelve Mock at noon, on the Paid 29th Milani, beywnl which hour the Committee will not rendre any Tender. And others ofiCi - .14;: ac;;; - ; ' cut "411't SUCH oldie Creditors of Lord Spsocaa Sranuir Cutest, rit a In England, a* have not already fort in thvir Be ment', arc dared to lead the fame immediately to Mats. IlLike and Whitt, Effezdtreet, London; or Mr. Pan. Augmft so, doe. & HE Manton Honfe and Park of FISHIIIVICK, and from' detirahle Alison and Matra in Staliordibirc, will be fpeadily fold, and particniars perpred. For farther infant ation,neavimeo:WEastro,aps4 to Mars. Blake and White, Effpx-ftrva, Loottont tßMr.Paar, • Aiwa as, doe. No. 4, CORNHILI., and 9. CHARING-CROSS. BUM refpeßfully folicits the Public to perufe • the Scheme M the pellet Lottery, Maids will be (mud to coarant mom Capital Priam than Lotealcs utuaßy have dam with Co few Tickets: 3 Prises of 10,01 3 Prizes Of 5,000 3 • - 10.000 6 - t,mo &e. ate. ate. Thee selli be only Ten Days Drawing ; the Lottery will begin 00 the 14th SCPCO/ber, and Anion On the 17th of Oftabc.r.. The Lottery cent& es of only, 23,0c0 Tickets, snakes It higbly =that teepee& the Demehog thry will be karte, and ens 1116keir hi Om bat Om Pub& nosy depend en bevies Tickets aid Sharp at MO vif tbe abaft OM • EaaUdW Oakes, wbkt a osilloicaible Ware* 4 copled pares fee lewd yew have bats rota. said. and paid me Mond. by r. 10.4 a • Ali hawk inthe Mak heads teaufseted 1141dky wad • PIRKIDrs MyENT hiETALLte . j rAtACTO ' li.S. FIL . Obtt the titacre. which have fteeHl4nnally been SlTMtbf tie COMMI T TEE of the PERSIINIAN IN cdON, It hat bete datostrod that the PATF.NT 11,4E TALLtC TRACTORS ea epee true GALVANIC PRIM,- PLF.S t and from I*one:fiat experiment, which bad only the relief of Waft hameeity in slew, they have boo ea-bled to skeet:in. bele: bleb eoatpleiott as have heretofore been rob. lilted to the Weed, that they have sffneuedly toted tome cafe of Dyes* ; one In partleutar, the Hydro Them, or Drop*/ In the Ow*, which bed been of long Sanding, sad after the patient ha l had the advantage of the brit medical affittaace, without soy re- Patty leas alto bowl re:ieved Its a remarhabie menna. - In o r ici lar cafes are reported from the Poor Haute at Claire& e Patent Metaßle 'fraftors ere fold by appointment of the Patentee, (cooly) by F. Smith, elemesilt, mit, Hayneaeleet, at Five Chimes the Bet, iachadlos Books of Cabe stintz CAPITAL PRYI.P.St AND IFEWIrIt T?CXETS. ' • TSUI& I WRIITT TIIOOIIAIIO $OOOO PRIM, TIN TUOINIAND POUND route, TOSRI ma 111005AM:I PORNO POURS, No Prise lel: than so'. THE Attention of all Ranks of People is lb!kited to the Scheme of the prartit GRAND S I'ATE LO rreßv, Which beybu Drawing the sath of Nest Moods. antl cantatas a GROATS* PROPORTION of CAPITAL. PRIZES to the fault Number of Tieitcta, than any former Lottery. - ICNRIKR. No. of Prink Value of tub. Total Value. S • of ‘2O.CCO sse C6oaccio 3 ..... 1 0000 ••• .FACO i'''' S. 11.000 Ipoto (0 - .00 II •-• 3 00 aFora niS , zoo 1/400.3 40 50 ... sin* C6so se -- Istoeco ' 4 04.tithilip ilOOdd fAtilibl„ - • - Ansel le., lltoe. AT los e l a Of Ilbtigala imalgis tj o s si tr er d e G h e ist ilyj Lek IRAWICISBURY in the Mak, . ... . • tided data *der the Moab* head t . ‘lVoeania tdobity, Mgt tug odloy a the Mu- Wormlis rid its MOthowhead, eentideehte it to be the insides'. Able dote of every Rod feWkie. thkingertanterifts, to forward to the snood of their rosier% the thertioas of Goverawast in de fame of our Comore azitib tr t a rthupts o d hold f * = Bores? WO rout& sad ilf** tb ba bifor the paten lonia eel fits *doe, in tic down of Wales, the - of Mew athltholites, with Odom mad Muck as q.o4o anif ftietelee nameador the pure* of sonetyfag to the A, o Imply th e prim, mad Hocfc. with mad if M el. ao ot WHO. 4$ hours, from the that of dude fid e wet. - - - - - - AT HUNTBRCOMBR NOOSE. NEAR *l[3lbsOlt ; AND BURNHAM, IN THE COUNTY Of BUCRIL TO BE SOLD BY Atte'rioN, BY Mik' A. DARBY, Ms, and thrte following dam ALL the Elegant Htiorehold Furniture, Llsretu Janata allsia'Table, *out 030 Araarotaweign *kw 4 liperior quality, excellent Mangle. Gined44l4o4 Plow, Capital Town-made Chacint.,A Curia/emu/ OStc-Antrt.adta t [ Ave and Dead Stock; and other; Baas. late the property bf Sir 1100 T n Goat, Bast. decoded. The Furniture compras Raze( &Meads, with Mahogany pillars; rich Mots Cotton, other Furniture ; upwards of thirty prime LWOW Grade Feather Beds; extyllent Bedding. Window Curtains. TOrlay and Breeds twallets, Pier CUM of large dllmeetatb• ; Dreffhts Glaißs.a japantal Drawingwoons Solt, a great variety of cabinet Articles, as Wardrobes., (;hells of Draseera,Dreang and Card Tables, a very espital Charlton Houfe Library Table, Booksafes, fat of Dining U 44, peat variety of Kihhen Utenfth, aid otherarticks. isoixo opoo iliken rot of theCapitah to ae deterethied anditt • . litit•desioa Tiehat Eire Day 4.‘ grft.drawn Tickct Saaeoth Dey mow MD-drawn :licket Eighth Day a.; Sao PlaitAtaarn Ticket Nalth Day' coo, Titled and Shares en fate, at cwry Licenfed Lottery Olise. • - Rte Price: Ticket - Lt 7 111 o Half - - - - Cs 7 0 einitar 4 tj o I Hurrah - 3 6 (imam ACCOUNT The htobWq. Clergy, end (heat ife Worth* that the kb. Striptia• Peter 'Mlle foe ertatares et.lk "Ur4ebsd Houk l'a• 'Pro, St. Jameetrairet, from ha to three • datly; and that the Bodies d their Cardastee Wa het be terphtdi at Snide and IVA fieteldnea far es the Springs dthe Catnip* htle ftdbed,laillAnt Govetorteest. BRITISH PLANTATIONS. AT the Tinned Copper Works on Bknk fi de, may he ken in ufe ever, Thurftlay, an Apparatus fee DISTII.- LO4O by *cam, and alfo one for DRYING COFFEE by the =both of tham puck-au-4 , stayed to the Well India This slay was pa1:411164 geksei s, W. - • • "IV INUTES of fome EXPERIMENTS to 'deer. the PRIPAANINT SECURITY M VACCINATIQN. =the tipster* of the Segall Pes. To Which are prated, Remarks tie Mr. coidtages PaNibkt, sank an Appendix, saudoblog TellimoMals and mher cornsounkadoes, Irma many at Ms tied reirthable Malkinl ace b ba tsclekbestrhowl. By RICHARD DUNNING, Rowan and Sscrctary to the Dock Jeonetian !Minutiae. Printed fee G. and J. Robidan Paternoller-row .E. Hon bed, irrnotab•dock ; Terwmidi Wd Son, Elmer; J. Murray. Illbedeteet, and Motley. Portfmouth. This day was publifind, prias 36. 6d. b 0•114. A NEW COMPENDIOUS GRAMMAR of the A. GREEK TONGUE ; in which the FlClnelni of the Lan. gwge are plainly and briefly comprifol Ip Englilh. for the ufe of Schools and Private Gentlemen. whether they have bccn taught Latin or not. -...... By WILLIAM BELL Tic Filth FAdon, eaotticrably improved and enlarged. with a Herr ariatipment. Printed for W. J.and J Richardfoo, Royal rsihange. Of whom may be bad, by the fame Author, A NEW COMPENDIOUS GRAMMAR of the LATIN I TONOUR. rite as. 6I bond—Alto. A NEW LATIN ACCIDENCE, or Introduaino to Latin Grammar; after the plan of Mr.Rucidiatan's Rudiments; price is. ilds day wai pablillied, price 21. 6.1. bound. T . HE YOUNG GENTLEMAN and LADY's MONITOR, and ENGLISH TEA CH ER's ASSISTANT; bring a Colleetion of facet Pieces from our tacit modern Writers : Calculated to eradicate vulgar prejudices and rulticitp of Malmo.. ; Improve the Underftandlug, rectify the Will, purify the Paeans, aired the Minds of Youth to the parfait of proper °bites. and to facilitate their Reading. Writing and Speaking the ENO& Language with Elegance and Propriety. Particularly adapted for the de of out mina* hchools and Academies. as well as private Prko,. who have nut an opportunity of petufing the works of thole celebrated Authors from whence this Collartion Is Mack. Divided to Dail perusal foe the cafe of realag Clatria. &Leh Edition. By J. HAMILTON MOORE. Avast ot • Tlac PradLud Navigator, and Seaman'. Ncw Dail, M f'acc." Landon I Printed far W. ad J. Rkhardfon. G. Wilkie, J. 'Walker, Vernal. and Hood. Law, and B. Crotty mid Co. Ths dAy was publiewsl, by M. Jones, No.*, Yaternollar row, A New and beautiful Edition of the CONDUCT at the UNDBILSTANDINO, by JOHN LOCK, EN Diehl, a waif bat. The ahnve it the fatallett diatom ever publllitcd, beins Norpartil type, royal, jamo. price as. extra bouts. Where may ►elted, - •riza.4l i. Another eeleon of the above, ptiza.ea on footc3r, !,o. 'vitt% 1.4:c ar 1 Portrait. 3% (4. booth. J. A u Utiforturate Mother's Advice to her Abfebt Faughters, .0 a letter to Mitt Penningtoo, by the late Lady ' , caul. ztou, a W. extol boards 4. Dr Gregory's Father's Legacy to his Daughters. 3i. boards. 5 Convisfstion os the Plurality of Worlds, by M. Fontomlle. 24 6d. board% 6 Ilr. Shay% anion of Lard Bares Wort*, will (terra! pan 'alto anJ ssers.ing., a: • Off. nnall Biro. priu 31 124 bo:i r 7. Pointe. Mat . Libel 2pinB Naroit , 4l lionapart?, in the •yrt of Riles Feb. ialien in Own luta., 1 1 Mr, Ilbals, ries las The Brock, Ste. coollb of eve nedleht Web Cosa Mares, four Brood Alta, le e Much Cows, Ike Heifers, aad a 801 l Stag, four Cows sad two Boos, large itasoky of Peak , try, Caw, Ream, Manure, and amens' dawdled,. May be. viewed the day preceding, and tworalng of We, till eleven o'clock,as the fate will bees each day preadlynt twelve. Catalogues may be had, at fig pence rich (which wUI be *Wow ed to paraders), at die Swan, Wituar ; Crlfpie, Bornham ; Red laun and Fighting Cocks, Maidenhead ; King s Arms, Maid enhead Bridge • Place of Sale; Mortand ' a Coffee-haute, DOW- Stew, Soho, Could= ; and at thc Aseticatter' a , enukhasa, scar Maidenhead. Windmill be fold the fccood day, apd the Live Stock the thltd SUSSEX. Freehold Manor, Farm, Manfion-houre, Garden., Mature Grounds, and Fill Ponds, with iivansediatc TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. WELLER., On Saturday the 25th of AugulL tBol, between the hours of four and five In the afternoon, at the King's-Head Inn, Northam, A TRULY delinible FREE riOLD ESTA I'E and hIANOR, called Oaiendeamplacc. l.tc the prorvty of Thomas Norton, I.f 1 deceafed, comprifing a good refidenee, with Cubit& doarellic Whew, and all ufefulAgricultural Building., together with 154 Acres of Arabic, Mindon, i'diture. and %t oral Lands, lying within a ring fence. .1 his enact is in ag o ,d Rare of cuhivation, c.pabk of gr,at improvement, and ful l of thriving timber; the Medico-hoof.. in a fpadous building, with excellent Garden., Pleaftirc-;:rounds, and Falh.ponds; the Manor abounds with g one, and a afoot bream runs through the grounds. Oakendran Is tituated In a pleafant retired part of the country, within a mile of the village of Cowfold, and the turnpike road (roan London to Brighton, through Hmfkld ; t 4 miles from &tenon ; so from ; 6 from the marker town. of Hot. flao ~ Cuektield, and Ste) niog refretivtly, and about three from the navigable part of Shoreham River. The timber and undcnvoods, feeds and tillage, to be taken at a fair valuation. -- Drierlpiare particulars nuf be had In due time of the BAHL at Oakeadam.place, who will thew the eflate; at the King's• Head, Northam; Kine's•Head,Cuckfleld ; Red Lion, D,rking ; Cuter Room, Levrcs ; Old Ship, Rtiebton ; Norfolk Arms, Arundel; Chapter Coffee hook, London; and of Mr. Weller, at his Gene rslAnency Otfier, 41134110.er. CRELHOLD ESTATES NEAR THE LA::ES IN CUM- ELF I .AN O. TO BE SOLD BY :Well ON, BY Mr. SMITH, At 01171May . s, m, WeJnefil.Ly. the eyth What, at I 1 ' o ' clock, la Sic Lois,by oc4or of the AlLgoect of Mr. Lichigaray, THEft.linwing VALUABLE ESTATES, feren nulcs from Ccorkerntineh, twelve froi Kdniek and Work ington, and twenty miles front Whitebaven, fownigg a grand fea ture is the tour in fie Northern Lakes. attending two nail. a along the Eall fide of the Low( r Cromack Lake. via. Rollin'* Farm; its Brackt en hwaitc, ennt on Mil too acre, of excellent arable and mea dow land, with 2% t Ihrep, a large farrodunale, fidt.ilale for a Gem. gestalt's violence, e :Attain' beautiful vicars of the yaks of Lurton anti I..envefrrat.-4 filitabk *filet" and out-buildings. That well known Inn and R: nn, railed Seale liill, eonta.ting to setts, commandint, a pi.:turelqoe .it w of the whole Vale of Lovrefwater. with burnt, Rabin...... on; !.uilding., col excellent beep paitures. langthwaite Great Komi. we tairing upwards of 34 acre*, and a le-d-line in the fame I.an.,t,ve.ite Green Farm, or Peel Place, to iiiszkentliwaitr.c-ntait:ti• - ; 1-10 .rres, with a tartn-h.rofe, barns, qahles, and out•l•uildir, ,1,4 I 0,, v.and rant:lire right of common. • i.arlthwaite Yes; I . !pi, a.-. Cr, isenthwatte, containing 66 acre., .. el, :ever-al rarecit thi Od , •...l the,. on, in a b au. itul ..n.l roman. ...: Etuatlon no the border tv es midi I aka. is ath a farm-bourn, l b..tii, 'tabling, and out.buildior., extetoGre flet?.walk, and ago the p. tirveral pa-ct Is of 14,1 iii I. aunt" 'al.. I in"- It.tw -en the V.:.1,1.3i and the Lake, enntainin.: about as Beres 01 the bra qua lity, commanding est. nine and b.autiftal view., sand fake! liters ! lion. for buikling, wit.. nine Riots or cattle-gates, in the common pollute, tailed High gamut...dale. The Lanwl-rae. is 'esteemed. To he viewod. aC.I part I, ulas . Itzd, ao days pr. vious to she fale, ' at the goy./ Oak. KAWiek : ‘ thitalon, Amblelide ; George, Pen pith ; llo.t.linuic... Kendal and Workington; lintels, Manehefler aa.l 1.!v; epiol ; ut t I it P.l:.tere,f the Cumberland Packet. %Visite , 1 h itr:t : t arlitli !versed; Newear le Cour. nit York Herald; .4 i 'Ch. nt,. Ileoi.e., klq. Corkerniouth ; Mr. W..itoti. Snitcher, Gird -1 ~ es' 11 1.. 'l.ilanzhAl ftr.et ; at t..nraway'r ; and oi Mr. :Smith, 4 , 0. (1:, iinv...!•ltrttl, mar the ittl).ll ['change, Lentian, where Map, of Ws 1. Astai may b 4 ken. OF THE ATTEMPT TO POISON LOUIS Repeated inforsnation, but to which the attention that it merited was not ;mid, announced that fosse attempt agate! the perfon of the Klan was in agita tion. At length, on the 22d of Tall July, the infernal plot which was prepared at Sr. Cloud by the foreign er who afpires to feat himfdl on the Throne of St. Louis, was fully bitought to light. On Friday,, the ;loth of July, two men ca:ne to a billiard-table , kept by a perfon of the name of Cou • cos, a Frenchman, and put many indifferent quef tions to him concerning the Kohn ; they fecund to be acquainted with Coo ton's intimacy with the Kinct'sfervants, and particularly with his Cook. The next day they returned in the eveaing, and alked Couln, in a more direct manner, " If the Km° went out often r-.. If he was attended ?" " What was the number and the condition of the pal - on% who accompanied him:"—" If they were armed ?"—Couton luppoling that thole quellinns proceeded from curiolity, gave them the information they fought for as to every particular. In the comic of the converfation the two men afked to whom the billiard-table belonged. It Is mine, laid COULON but I have not paid for it. The money was lent me, and I repay it out of the profits. There is, laid the Strangers, an caly way for you to foon acquire a conliderable turn of money. How fo? We will tell-you, but you mutt be fecrct. Oh l obferved Couton, if that be all! Take care, your life is at Rake. Well, tell me then. 'Hge men thee difclofed their project to him, and obferved, that as he was known to all the King's fervants, and tortenderly to the cool, he could go into the kitchen without exciting any Itilpicion. If you fumed, faid they, your fortune is made. Cous.on hefitated, and (poke of his wife. The two drangers then ordered tome /mark and treated Cou• i con and his wife. (The wile underilanding only a I few worth of French, took no part in the converfa. • non). Do not bt tinealy about your wife, laid they, we will take both her and you to France ; and sve again repeat to you, that your fortune is made. The Valles of punch circulated pretty freely : COULON O afraid of becoming intoxicated, retitled to drink any more. They went away ; and as Couton (hewed them out he heard them fay, in bad Italian, ' Time ; preffes; we have no time to Infe." On the next day, Sunday a ad, a man came twice in the morning to Cout.ne's honk, but he was frcin ; home. In the evening a Stranger came, and acted him to go a little way with him, and (poke to him of the converfation that lie had the evening befine.— i Coo ton contented ; and the Manger first took him I to the Old Town, then they went to the New Town, and he was condo:kJ to a houfe, the fituation of which be could tint as . ..eitain on account of the dark nth; of she night and the byways by which they went to it. They there found one of the peacoat whom he had leen the evening before, by whom. as well as the man who accompanied him, lie was ask ed if he persevered in his refolutinn ? Coo Los re plied, Yes ; why not They had fame Champaigni 'nought ; they fat down to it, and the men gut drunk. This is die manner in which it was -pofed to tarry tbciz projea into dire COuton was to go to his friend the Kum'. Cook . . En tell him that he had not tailed a mutton chop ft r fume time, and to beg of him to broil him a few.-- Aftbr haying taken the precaution of making bf. drink pretty freely, be was to throw a parcel that would be given him into the velrel in which tbefotig was ufually made. " Very •well. " laid COULON. 0 but where is the money you were to have given me ? You promifed me four hundred Louis. and. you give me nothini." The firanger that was in toxicated laid, " I don't know if • BOY at would give fo much as that." The other obferved, with font* degree of impatience, "what is that you fay? Boras is not in town, he is in the country, and won't be back thefe two days." Coulon infifted on having the money, again (poke of his wife, the expences of his journey. tre. He was dclired hot so be newel,' on that account t that he bad oily to come on the next night at elates o'clock. to a few yards beyond the new village. and that a perfon there would give him a parcel. which he was to put into the Coup pot on Tuktday (Jul? 4). That afterwards he was to repair to the pkce. keuwa dr.tite same of the Five Giallowfes. wbers* would meet a perfon who work/iv:l kin la • Jima e /We!, and carry him to France; '4 And my wife !''_ dbferved Cutztoa. " Don't make yourfelf uneary • here's a ducat for you to treat the Cook with Coate liquor." At one in the morning they left that honfe, ara4, forcing Coutrus along with them, who waked to we fbr day light, hying that his boofe would be fitutp;. • , they conflated him home by by-ways. Con tom waited on Baron de Mitts vittt, Elet2 t r the Qlreeo, and difclofed the plot to him. M taunts. e communicated it to the Duke de Pi sear, First Gentleman of the Bedchamber to the' Klatt, and Count d'A , Captain of his Ma. ,arry's Guard, ordered that it fkould be committed to writing. and that it mould be figned. Count d'A thought it is duty to conceal the danger from his bfajast v, until he had received more pofitive information. • l he lives of all the Loyal , Family were threatened, and be feared that his MA jarry's fenfibtlity, alarmed, by the darger of the and the Duchefs of Argot/am t, would dif ride a ferret, the obfervanee of whirl i his courage would maintain, if his life only were fought. Without lnfing a moment ' Count d'A w de man.fed an interview of Prefidenr de Horn s and apprized him of the criminal project ; foggeftiog to him the neceffity of clew guardirg againti the conk quences of fuch an attempt, or t .-rpofing the ova fuss of a man. who polfibly have denounced fuels a plot in the hope of being rewarded for ir. The Prefident de Horn on this occalltes amulet. ed a degree of zeal which confiderably affeaed Coast d'Arattar. He androrifed him, in cafe the iefue• asatiou flinuld prove correa, to cattle the Kirc's fer vants to urea the authors of the plot, either at the place of meeting, at the lee gallowfes, or in the walks of Lizienkit, and to coodua thee to the guard houfe, whither the Prefident de Hove pre* tailed to come in perfon. . --- On the morning of the 23d, Corm &Avatar , fent for the lies:G . 6 cook, and having lworn him to pre ferve inviolable fecrecy on what humid be communi cates: to him. he ordered him to let CO 111;011 COON into the kitchen, and to give him an opportunity 01 approaching the Coup kettle. On the other hand, Baron de Isft Lt.evit.is had ht arations to tranftnit to Cou t .ox an or de r to go to therendezeous at eleven at night on the 23d of July. Coy LON did fu, but under great terror. After having pallid the gate which leads to the New Vil lage, he was followed by a man, whn, after a ftw minutes, stied him, ~ If he MJ.:COVLUM ?" .‘ Yes," laid he. Another man then came out of a cora field. Both of them dared Cout.oa not to go further, for fear the dogs fhould begin to bark. They Mkt* him, if lie was Ilia in the fame mind ? The anfwer of Cotmes biting in the affirmative, they gavelling a parcel an 3 fix crowns, enjoining him particularly not to turn the packet upfide down, fir it contained hollow carrots, and what was in them might fall out. Covt.oN afked for the money they premiered him. The others replied, that they could give him no more, as they had been deceived already, and did nor think thenfelves quite lure of him. Upor. which Covina (aid, if ynu difkrull me, let one of yon come with me, and I 'hall bring him into the kitchen.— They returned, laying, that was impolffble ; and than, perhap', be had been hinting tomething; but, however, they did not believe it. " Betides." Paid they, " if you are not true, it will be your misfor tune ; if you arc, you have only to come on Satur day to SUCH A IR, the poll maller,who knows you he will give you a good reception, and will afford you every thing you require. When we arrive there we will give you the aoo louls, and we will fct of together for France. If you do not do this on Satur day, you Mall not outlive Sunday. We pro sited you aool , uis, but you ball have too more fur every perfun that (ball die within the year." Th:y then pointed out to him the {sth tree from the barrier gate before arriving at we new village. They buried ast the foot of this tree a handkerchief, leaving one of the corners of it a little above the pound. If Coo LON could not put the plot into ex ecution in the courfe of 'ln:fday, 24th. he was to rake tip the handkerchief. It he bad lucceeded, he was to leave it there. Upon leaving him they gave him a frnall bottle, and Gill to him, " yna must take two glAirel befi,re You go in, they will give you courage, and when you have put the parcel in, you need not be afraid, for nn.'. •ff •ff will not take effeft irtirnediately." They then told him, that if he.tonk up the hand- XVI!! ha. asp hi, Pl.a, it at Warfaw. the FrOCII ;01011r1U11 nt ha• lest a path.. ‘,l alth th , Otic of t. 11•••/,..00/ Aka. l'hcte ni cr IN.. acie at War n‘iiirc W.r nOM • A C. 21 1. It y 1,14 r a hic.% the Kane, In' I in the fwiltatawe. •. ..• Ar„.. • a r sit a