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DOG, liver- In the letter of the 14th May, enti-oly to the band-wasting tat DAY, the 13th Instant, they wall he ready to rerewe readers crdnured, of the cocking breed, with a remarkably slant tail. so IV. Wag (voted 'fp), a n d (re n t for Twenty Thousand C,,ii,„, Whoever has found th., seat Log, and will tomg him to Ren• Imbert, addressed to Dubuc, bid which only wired vu'isequent of WEST INDIA RUM or FOREIGN BRANDY (Duty jamin litiinyer, at the Half Moon aforesaid, shall rr , eiVe ONE to th.• sentenceof eondemoati v a, you have read thisexpression, free); to kr detivered is Three Weeks, into 111. Majesty's Vie. GUINEA REWARD for their trouble. Whoever detains , which rernovet all dau lu,:— melting Sorer et Cork : owl to be paid for by hills, payabk with the said Dog after ibis, will b e p roces di-d azainit with the ut- . . Interest Ninety Days iti otter date. nowt r i gour o f t h e l aw. . I have reested you to give him g i .ea) the most circurn- The einulllions of Me Contrail maybe seen at the Senetary's Oflri e. • 'tonna! details; on the means which you the!! think most pro- ;l4, Urgent IRA he had to any render, in 'Ain the P. ire &kali MCI the NOBILITY, GENTRY. and Others. -. • net kinn,cn4 is IVords et teneh, or Oa it Shjoll Ng he Alltrered to I want i ng C OA CH \ l EN and GROOMS, may on appli- per and most expeditious, for at length striking a blow agaidst the Bond befo re One ?Clock .is the said Frawley, the 19th cation to the LONDON REGISTER OFFICE, No. 21, New the usurper.' Lwow, nor 'infest Ow Verson who , makes the Trude., or son.' Lisle..itreet, Leiee.ster.square, be supplied with properSernuits, ?eosin an his Behalf, attends, to mower when celled ice. an d C oac h men and G rooms w i th good CharaViers with Sits- By this letter', Gotten ann o unc e d t o Et u ' it i c th a t he h o d j u st , ethnic sent of to his an raisnary sosnininsionai to bring tam ?gm- VICTUALLING.OFFICE, AUGUST 6, 1805 N. B. Terms, and a more general. Plan of this Office had pathetic inks. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vieuelling His Gratis. (Kee Hours from Ten to Four - . ... • • - .. .. . . . . .. . .... i . • If • 11U.MBY.R 1320.) Df ?FAT 1/1 , THE FRENCH, BY KING HP.NRY THE )1: ENC.:LAND. AT THE BATTLE OF AGIN- Er.Uil I, IN THE YEAR 1413. 10 ow OPEN it the LYCEUM, STRAND— Great Historical and Panoramic Picture, of the 3A 11 LE of A(.INCI )U R ioniiti.d by R. K. PORTER, EN. This brand liatturied Picture is painted (ruin the most co,. sect Infors,stion, on the same Scale as his celebrated Pictures of The Storming of Serngtpatarn, Siege of Acre, Rattler of Alex and Lndt, arid "I lie Defeat of the French at the Pas• „f Mont S! Gotli itd, and vet au accurate Idea of the s mas taiii of the contending Partles on that memorable Day. , o ..tains M 7 square Fort of Cansa. The Pir•ture.exhibits furtrit 01 wany of the English and French Nobility. Au litteed.. ;ty %croon& of Ow bittle, which oils foun d a suit . aLb cinooliiion to the Picture, mar he had at the Exhibition. Tee Echriition is opals every Day, from Nutt o'Clock till 4,,ik.....41n0ttance Is. The D.y to Ptsbliahcd, km1411.0'1.0.. printed in t Vub. Bvo. temb•llished .•.`• many Phil, price, in boards, 21. 2s. ESCRIPTIVE EXCL R q lONS THROUGH I, SCI'TII wALEs and MONMOIJIHSHIRE, during th- Simmer Mortis of the Year' 1800, 1601, 1802, 180.,, and 1.144. Ev DONOVA,N, F L.S. Ambito of the lUustrattiets of British Zoology. in 20 Vo'ss. &c. 5... d by kocogswia, St Paul% Church-yard; Fleet. ; New ikind street y Williams, Strand and fire:hard, Postadilly. ••• Tau isublication, hesides combining a strict,' of ot4l - entertaining, and ti.arful informations; a Critical Enquiry , riv i the ancient and present Hulot) of the Country l the Pe the Customs Habits, and Opinions of its lithe. ninon. ; %ir Ilingraiws J An-cdotes 44 eli t tingoisited Charac t-41, and other inter.t..e.ig particular, it i n pr e n t ,,,,i, be to embrace a tn•ne act urate and cannon. account of the N.A, lta l Holm) , am Autiquotaat of those parts of the Cambrian Prweniality of wh,ii it pr.4o:.,estia treat, than has hitherto a p :and to 4 Set ally tonal hot's* the pobli, The embel:nbinents , , ' , m uttons; of Th rt. one Plates, :iirreven in a p-c st. le of accurst , . and elegance, num in..H nal dia.:nip made by the Autism upon the spor, and are des g.ned to rittob,t 1., mom *tomcat lulus of beautiful mid Romantic Scenery, Pecuii..-itior of the Country, Memorials of Anti 4any. anA verl , .n. ether "hied, of g.0..r.11 CU/jollity, that aft at pro, at impmfelly known, or wh•ch lase escaped the anlietell• tve.• .4 foriin Writers. A eel •••• umber of Copies base the Pate. work d i s , iroloors, and finely tinted in imitation of tie engin.] trice, sit hoards, 34. 10s. tit the above.mtnitioned may be had, by the sam s The NATO'! AI. HISTOAFS BRITISH BIRDS, IN• S'-'CTS, • I • lILLLS I with 44,10ur00 FLA FF.S, ill T iity L , 4srsvy l.s al Orley°. arise iw boa , .'s, ,1' 5.. THE . Omitting .. Majesti t 's Nary do hereby yip' t Notire, Thal an TUE& wir, the Nith Instant, then will hch-esl• to serene ?micro 1., %trilogy (sealed up), and scent for A. s,, re i • or what VEGF.- TABLES that! be demanded, tor the • list 1* Ships and Vessels at Yarmouth, in Nnipith, for T t oelie 31onsos certin, frees the Day al austral ; to be paid for by hills, palmetto. ' with Interest, Ninety Dip after date. The Coneisl uis of the Caotrart may be seer the Seereeiro's Akre, sat thes 01 co ; et. applylow tot the Culle , :tor of lits Ma- Jere's Claim. at Yeirn t antu. No Its•xemil will be had to aou Tender in which the Price shell nag be isoserted u. Words at length, or that atoll not be 'flawed to the Saari before One o'Clork on the said Friday the hhtl. Joitont, SIM NOtieei the Person who wakes the Ts.der, or some Person' on kis fAted.,„ attends. to ca rer rhea called as. _ • VICTUALLINU-UTFIOE, Allot's'. 6, 1805 THE COMMISSIONERS for Villatailing Hie Majesty's Na , r 'o hereby gise hiotfre,Tho• on TIIUIt.SDAY the I Zth N SePter'• nut, they lett hr ' , ode to rn cite Trotters in Writurz (stoic; o. and it tot such PeTSVHS a , teat , soder . tithe is , Sipple at! C'iFSHIRP, DFRBT SH 1 E, WAR WICK SI 11R E t a•,d G 1.1 but.T.sTEßci I ELSF, u • CHEESE of ey.o ' Goodwill end or lit /SE CUR K ( secoilid•) BUTTER. or BRITISH BtrfTF.R, ..f equal Cood , i,s, shell be requirrilne His Majesty's Vico, ime Service, f... 11 the In it•hre nett, to the Ink .le/wend., e, 1806, inclasive. To be delinevel, from Time la Time, as u into the 5i,,., at Deptford, Poi imortili, and Nl mouth, et •he tontraclor's Eipenue, to he war/v:red to k•ep Gard and &nowt for the space oy NJ Months row the , ispecriee Periods of De:iatry ; and to b: pain fur by bd4, payniple, with bittern Ninety flays after Dote 71se Con./also., el the anima. wan be seen at the Sereeetptet Other; at th-e Otifer; or be ai.ptaing to Mr. John Donstereith dyentfer the 'Owning at Cork STATE LOTTERY FOR 1805, Regina Drawing IrlpnrMy , 3Cth Sep.enilier, 1805. THE TICKETS are Sold, and divideel into 1 Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD. BURNE, and Co. Stock-Srokers, At their State Lottery Office, No. 9J, under the Royal Is. change, London. Leiters, Poet paid, duty in.w.rod, and Schemes Gratis. HE. SCHEME CONTAINS, ft 3 . of 10,000 3 4 6 10 The Lowest Prise VOI. And 101." each for the Frst-drawn Three Thousand Blanks. • • Country Orders aecompaiiied with short-dated Ralson London, Past Office Orders, or Cash, an Parcel by Coach or Carrier, punctu dly attended to, and Correspondents may de pond on be.: treated exactly on the same Terms as if per sonally' resret. ROTAMENio.IFRIAN SOCIETY, FOR TIIE EXT/AMI • . 7 , . NATION OF THE SAAI.L.PDX I kT a Joint Conference held on th e 4th o f J u ly. b..tween the Board of Dire*ort and Medical Cnuracii, at the Central Mouse of the Society, in Salisbury. sioare, • T110:t1AS BERNARD, Esq. V.P. in the Chair Rest.!veil unanimously, Trio% the late increase of Dmtlrs, by Small P.x, within the Bills of Mort.' isp:,ears to be oc casisined'hy tne priciest of Small Pox Inoculation being con. tietted,, mate great injury of the Community. Resolved iiiisiiiinons!y, Tiat while we have proof from va rioui.paits alike Coosibieur that by the general adopti.in of the Cow Poe faincolation. that Ltal and loathsome decease, the Schell het, might be wholly externiinared, we have hll neeasoo, tlits enlightened eutintra, to larnerit the fatal wrests of t.iis d.sorder, arum` from tin praftice of Small Pox Inorittlttion. Rearilvell unanimously, That while Ibis pralios is publicly perinitted and cm - gloated. it 1. in wain to exp•mt tbat auy 'flaws to extevermate tterSevell Peg imebe soceeinfit.. Resolved Wtir111:1011S:?t, That this Meet • log, riettiiiig short of I .egislative enseteleot can rtfeOualty re strain t:iis erruicinus paztaall, earl that it is neceesity to ap ply to Parliament for this portico.% Resetyed unaittnioutly; That a Cortfeilttee of tw.ive Mem tiers, conostine of six of etch Rev.!. he appointed fir the por no', ,4 talyng the ring etf.aoal PlClalltel, by appbeation to Par:iashent, or otherwise, in order to re•nri:t the above prarl.re within such hound. as snag appear ro.c,isary for promoting th T. lIIERN ARO, Chaliman. NEW A D V,►LU \HLE ?MILK %TR) NS. . . K.. ergat.l ;, be he r.! do env 1 Leder i n which the Prier sheU .0t be iNAert, . W u.n.ts .s kezth, er that Man net be delhered ate hoard berme One o'Clerk iks the sal?Tkeirulee the Viih e s t Strismkr Nut, so• siillem the P.rcke who wakes the Treader, ee hrkst an kis behalf, etteoids. to dHSILer Chan reOled TM .g R ,iks have lel.. jatsly puhiidied by e. and R. I i.OWIN of New er,l-e .ttem, Black foam e 1. A FRICAN MFAIORANI) %. relative In an XIS ! Atte r t,,t r.i eirtatilivh lb BRITISH SE FLEMENT en th.• sw.Asn IlUt. AMA, on the wisrclt coAs . r of AT I. A, Ito Year 1792. With a brief N .tire of the Lt2i4-4tuttSl7nlwa. Sort, Pneturniats, be. and some Obaer- . root , on the facility of erridinsids that pert of Africa, lifth a vow to Cultivation and the Intaislnet.on of and Reti re.% ti n$ Ii1.4:11•1; but mnc parn,tetily as th Mean, sir y• ahntr.liiry FRICAN SLAVERY. eitmaj.l P , AO Ii •acrt, R. N Idierraited ny a M a p of the We ,f„ I C• 4! of Afilea, and "'Ant of a Stockton sere/led or the De friiteof the t'oloilists. Qldttn. teomht, 11. tit. 64 . 2. AN ACCOUNT .4 the ISL of eF.YI.ONI ein. Wake in Hototy.Gerre•-ielti..• Laeteription it.. re, tem I,i. habitants, a•id Natural Pro luctionv ' Ae By Cam Ews• t kt.liftlf•'. Tee Seam? Fdition, w.'h very eoludtrable Aud . 4 ti.ci• aid new Engrasios., 4t.. 11. 116 64. N.B. A lave picter eaepi 21. 12s. 64. A K AN At'et INT es, of the CAFE *1 GOOD HOPE, upon a sindhe Pion B tit •66 me %mut ,6 4m. board% II .4. AN I•AirUIRY inn t- SYSTEII of NATIONAL DIFENCY in GREA T BRITA.N. By John /*lserlohn ir. km. Sy" lirnids, to. PARIS AS IT W and AS IT IS I or, • Sketch o! the French eauttal. dlustritive of the Effects of the Resole! inn, with .esp et tOSciennes, far ramie, Alta, Religion, Educating, Mania is, mid A minesiein•v. do. itc Soil Pro. to.aid:, 11. ts 6. 1 • 1.. FRAT , E. it P.ARIS or, a Sketch of the French, Cam 1 , in Fstricts of Letters from France, in the Summer of 120!. Br S. W F R.S. FA S siva. le.ards, 6d 7. THE povric‘L WORKS of eILABLES CHUR• el 111.1.; with Notre, an aotheritie A• count of h.% Lth+ now ar4 pahl.slimi, and a ci.yiou, Lulea. 2 %ult. Si*. with a Head gene Author, 116. k. AN ACCOUNT of the LIEF, of J.% 114FS SFATTIF, with Characters sills, principal Literary Men, and a Metro of the !Mate of Literature in Scotland during the last eenturv.• Br aleaandei timer. Crown 11 , 10. 9. I.E CIF RA wrnten doting a TOUR through SOUTH vrAi.t.s; oouno.ri, s Views 01 the He.tory, Antiquities, and Cuitoanter that Plit cut. We Principality ; with Obeertation• on ib Stenet Arrieullorr, W.tany, Mineralogy, Trade, and Me. Lilac - tures Br the Rev. J kniatie, BA. Stu. Ss. 10. IFTTEKS written during a TOUR through NORTH WAI.ES, St. Re. By the mute Author. Third editron, Rio es. 11. A TOUR in ZEAL AND in the Year 1602 ; with an Historical Sketch of the Mead', of err,wnhasen. St • Native of Ihnohrk. second Falitio.i, Cn.wn live hoards, ss. 11. NIENTAL lti eRR sl lONS, in tour Danish and Ger. man Tales. Ity the Ault nr of a TOUT in Zealand. Foolscap, boards 3s. 6d. BRITI;;H PLATE GLASS euVIP NY. •ITIHE Publie ,are u nc:l, that they may be •up.aito .worn PL ‘TE Gi.ASS, of •,superior quality, ctrl an u brit:iant taili4h, in aurquairtitr and of any s ae, by apolving to Mr. Al.l. XINDER BLACK, et the Viareti.ruse • to %1r FoAer, Pre.c.ut, Laseastert where a large ii<surtinetit of ke e t for S.ile A4l atuele all•rwance is made to the A print. I Ta if of the Corntri•iv's Prices for pol.,hed Plates 1 4 . tt StaC2L.I4I , A, Robilk/10/1 • • • Sewell's, and JJ. rayless, Rai I' :SU WINES, fl.pPrtsrD PORTER, CIDER, TERRY, sPlttletr.. BEER, Ste. WWIL CON, MAnufadurer of British Wines, • &c 40, Dea tt-iitreet, Soho, turtle: of Old Comp ton-street, respectfully informs Its Friends and the Public, that he has now on Silt a large and cho.co As.ortnient of the above Articles, in the highe.t ,tats of peifecti.in The Wines will be found knuch euptitiiir to what are- generally sold by other Dealers, who are enere nominal inaken. Prices isr ready inoney, front 11 hi 11. Is. per di.zeit of bodrs—Rottled P.irto, Ps. per dozen—ilrown Stout, Is. p do/en—Pippin and Cockagee Cyder, tOe per it:seen—Squash Perry, t3s. p. r doze's Baer, us pints, as. per dosen—Lhtua, su quarts, &a par itosen. • 0 - Jen per post carefully attended to, and sent, free of It tme?, to any part of the town orits vicinity. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE. PARIS PAPERS. A CAUTION. QEVERAL Retail Linen Drapers in Great Rus k) sell• some, Holborn, Piccadilly, and Oxford-street, having of late assumed the IRltiH LINEN COMPANY'S NAME, by which in any nintakes have occurred, they are obliged to male known that they have no Honse in this Ceuntly, bat No 4, 111.00NISBURY.SQUARE, to which their Business win removed. from (kcal itiostell,street, in Joust 1304. Their Establishment was formed on the Union in 1801, by some of the fist Bleachers in Ireland, to preserve their Tract: from the mullion& system of whitening with Mu / iatic Acid, which gives a nice appearance, but destroys the Fabric. Their Cloths are all of the best Fabric, and bleached en Gram. Their Original Plan is invariably adhered to.—to fell none but the he.st Cloths—to sell not leis, than a l'csca—A Piece to be odd at the wbole.sale I'nne, and no 5.....1.41 Price made —Each Piece contain: about 25 yards... 4, warranted, and the money returned if a fault aimear,.....Cash, as u s u al, for Bank of Ireland Notes. I 1 WALKS and SRETCHF.S at the CAPE of Goon NUPE ; with a Journey nein Cape Town to Wittarnberg's Bar. Ply Robert Semple The Second Petition, with .Additioits u. the Journal, ands new Chaps,. on the Ilottentot. I two. es. 6d. 14. A STATISTICAL and lIIS rok (CAL ENQUIRY into the PROGRESS and present MAGNITUDE of the POPU LATION a IRELAND. By Thomas Newenhans, Esq. bro. boards, M. 15 . AN ESSAY en the SPIRIT and INFINF.NCE of the REFOR MATION of LUTIIER. From the rumen of Charles with copious Notes. By James Mill, Esq. two boan+e,l6. le THESAURUS MEDIC M : A new Coll aon of Medical Psescriptioes, distributed into Twelve Classes, and accompaniel with pharmaceutical and praftical Remarks; ci Inhiting • View of the present State of the Materna Medics, aid Prattice of Physic, rn this and other (wahine.. 3d edit Ilia board.. 7sefist. I?. WE RNERIA ; or, Short Charalters of Earths; with Noe+, bestriding to ,h • Improvements of Klapreth, Vaught.- lin. and Dativ. By terns Elliot. Somas, 4s. 14. AN ENQOIRY i to the N %TURF, NECESSITY, and V 11) ENUES of REVEALED RELIGION. 11y Thomas itionrsio, A M. Ave hoards. 64 le. A GENERAL lIISTURY of INLAND MAMA FOREIGN n 1 DOMESTIC; abridged from the (IMP. Aition, and continua By 3. Phillips. 4th edition, fro. 20. PETR ARCA ; A ColleCtion of Sonnets from various Autho.s; with an Introductory Dissertation en the o.iint and Structure of the Sonnet. By G. lienderson, E•q. Elegantly !gime.' in franca,. tl , o. adorned with beautiful appropriate En. grarino, 74 6d tI. AN EASY INTRODUCTION to MONS. WAILLYI FRENCII GRAMMAR ; in two separate books. let Seises. 800k —!d. Instructress' look By Blanch Mercy, Ae. Snot or As Introduction to the English Grammar. Each beak, hound in mil, Al.". the first six volumes. in Stn. of AN ABRIDGMENT tY the PHIL( ISOPIIICAL TR.ANSA.CIIONS of the ROY AL SOCIETY of LONDON. Edited by Dr. Charles Hut- Dr. Ge..ige Shill, and Ik Richard Pearem. This Wok Is contimied Mo.uhly, in Pinta, puce ISa. 6d. each; font of which feria a Volume. A very few Copies are superbly "" 11 'd on fine Roy I Paper, with first impreenens of the hates, mite 111 , . each Part. A Prospectus may be fteii at the Puldwisesl. LXGTIC FOR T': 114. TH AND GUMS LA A GENTLEMANoffers the most infallible EX caw for the TESTI' and GUMS ever yet discovered. Its peculiar properties art. got simply confined to the cleansing of the Teeth, hut will absolutely preserve them in the highest state of perfection to thelatest period of final dissolution ; it will render them beautifully white, without impairing the ena mel ; fastens such al may be loom ' • and keeps throe that are decayed from becoming worse; will effectually cure the most excruciating tooth-ache. restore them to their original pure; , and make the breath delicately sweet. It will cause the gums to adhere close and Arm tothe Teeth, and will reader them and the lips of a beautiful roseate. The Proprietor is a gentleman of fortune, and is so convinced of its efficacy, that he will for feit 10101. to the person using it as lie directs, if they have the ToMMAche, or a Tooth decay.—. The Ceylon Exotic may be had at the Proprietor's, N 0.27, Soho-square, price 2s. 9d.; sod at Mews. Norton and Son, Core-greet, Bristol. N. It. If a tooth is decayed, or the mouth in a bad state, let the Proprietor look at it, who requires no hem WARREN'sCONCEN (*RATED LAVENDER VINEGAR. MESSRS. WARREN and CO. having had fre quent complaint. of Aromatic Vinegar in general, have invented, and brought to the highest ;tate of perfection the above anicle:—The smell of Latender it universally allowed IA be the moat agreeable and refreshing of aft flowers; the Mace article is therefore strongly recommended SO the l'nblic s not ottly as the most agreeable perfume to persons us health, but also as wonderfully refreshing to those labouring under sickness of any kind, and particularly where it may be im proper to *pen windows, as it not only purifies the air of the Chamber, but diffuses a reviving perfume through the whole a the apartments. As no climate can altar the CONCEN TRATE° LAVENDER VINEGAR, it Is partisularly recom mended to all persens travelling to Foreign par% u the best preventive of infection. Sold, Wholesale and Retail, only by Warren and Ce. P.-r -funwre at their original Warehouse, the Gulden Flame opt'. site WOostreet, Chestwele ; where Warren's celebratied Milk id Roses it made and sold as usual, with every article of reign and English !adultery, of the lam 4041. . P 55114 JCE.Y e 9. Yeetertley the ordinary Comedians of the Emperor perfonor# on. &. Cltiutl the Comedy of 'Fantle de Afirors. This day His Majesty the Emperor and King gave audience in his palace at St. Cloud to the De putation of the Ekfloral College of the Seine and Marne. M. de Cosse Brissac, Chamberlain of Her Imperial Highness, and President of that Col lege, was the spokesman. After this audience, the Deputation of the Eletoral College was introduced to His Majesty. These Deputations were introduced by the Grand Master of the Ceremonies, and pre sented to His Majesty by His Imperial Highness l'rince Joseph, Grand Elelor. At one o'clock the Diplomatic Corps was intro duced to an audience of His Majesty, when his Excellency the Marquis Lucche.ini, Minister Pleni potentiary to His Majesty the King of Prussia, pre sented the Comte De Hoff, of Silesia, Chamberlain to Ilis Majesty the King of Prussia; M. De Schere, President of the Tribunal of Justice, at Berlin ; M. De Leithoki, a Prussian Officer. At the same sitting, M. Abel, Resident Minister of the Free Cities of the Empire, presented to His Majesty his credentials as Resident Miniver from the Free Caws ti• His Ms jesty, as King of Italy. Report of the Commissioner, Member, and Re porter or the Military Commission created by virtue of the decree of the 19th of July, Inos. GINTLIMILN. By a judgment rendered the Slit of Nll.ty, which Lai been read to you, and is in the office; the, tremolo of the nauie. of Dubuc and Rossolot ►are been drclered guilty of be ing spies for the enemy. It it upon a charge of the same crime, and as an accouie!ice of Dubuc and Rossolin, that Andre Las is brought before you. Ile is also one of those whe, after hav ing delivered up the fleet aid port of Toulon to the English, has enticed into the pay of England as a spy, seder depilates , hen of a porsoe of t h e earns of lobed. Like 'Quails, Andre Lea is partieuhuly attached to Imbert. The pieces which you ►ate he3rd read, the oontwaieet, sad even the brat dared% Mee proved to you. that Andre Laa was sent by the Engirds fle verrinteet be Dubuc to permit sport the latter to baleen the ex 'cense of the yr4e3, which was the o►ject of h;s jonnwy Tyrone". evidently brawl a part of the mission of Dubuc; the Reporter at *kik lluspetell t►at a project more atrocious, more worthy of the English Ildiaistry—an a word, that patio* was the princimal oiewn et t h at ataltaSlL What the Re- This emissary was designated by the mule of Michief. aanther letter of the 13th of May, likewise in the hand-writ ing of Imbed, addressed by him to Dubuc, and which arrived since the sentence, mentioned the arrival of this emissary, by the same of Michel, and der ribui him se being a cook. Other intelligence at first occasioned a suspicion that the pretended Mirhel could be no other than the accused Lea. He ern instantly recognised at Paris, and at all the placed throagh which he passed on his way from Mamlsurg't, where one of the letters which had been seized plainly announced tlrat he was to land. It was discovered that En had arrived at Paris the let PI June, the day fallowing that on which sentence was passed tack Dubuc, to whom he was sent, and that hr himself carried, ac cording to the address, the letter, an extrah of which lass beet read to you. ~• The reading of a letter from the tame Instant precelel the passing sentence on Dubuc and Roseolin. Let this contriver of espionage and assassination learn, al. last, that the letters and instruftiont which he give to 14llaienfil are acts of aceusatiou against each of them. It Is known that La, havir.g led, Paris on the 3th, wet ow sued and taken before he reached BoUrdeaux, on the 10th of, June. TM accused has undergone many Interrogatories, both at Rourdesux and Paris, which hare been read to you. After many denials, conoultetions, and falsehoods, the'aceneed has been obliged to acknowledge the following facts: Andre Laa was emplued in the flan at Toulon at the OW . merit of the evacuatiun of that place by the Eneisti he as:. companind them to England, and there remained eleven years. He there received an .11111,1 a: salary of 3.11. sterin.g. The 3d of January, Me, the accused retarned to trance by way of Modems Ile was a spt , leaded by England on bar coasts, where he arrived under the false charaJor of a pereueet' of war, in a flag of true. lt was likewise under the sum ctn.- 'Y iacter, and by means of a hag of truce, that Dubuc and Rot solu, hie accomplice., were afterwards sent :rota Englao,d to Francet. * , Iftivingenived in his native country, ho procured at Pas,this 20th of February, a passport for Spain, whither Roesonil &nuttier Ten:lone:re refugee had bees sent direct by Ilibert. If we recollect that, at this period, itessolin and his treed. • ling companion had procured, at Bayonne, a very atoms nes coaimeudation to the Rear-Admiral, who then commanded a Freitea division at Ferrol, we cannot but be convinced that, et that very time, La, as well as Roisolin, acted in Spain as in France the part of a spy for England: Lea, like Ressolin, was token on the parege flans Bilks to Carotins; he was carried to England in the wends of Ja• • nuary, 1803. At this period, Dubuc and Rosisolin were at Paris ; the Ear . ,Isla Government was desirous of receiving details conccrunin . , their operations, sad accordingly Imbert dispatched Lea. On his last journey in France, Las had procured the pass pun which accompanies the other papers, under his real name. Ha thought this would be of service to him; and, whae she letters from Imbed to Dubuc, mentioned him by the name of • Michel, the cook, lie catered France under his real sarae, ra ter submitting his panport at nuance: to the ittepeftion of the Minister Plenipotentiary of France. If we were to behove Las, he never received any commas sion from lintrert, for Dubuc—she saw no emigrant daring his List ruidence in London...4nd he is not the person rnentinend by the nine of Mtchal, the cook, in the letters of Imbed to Difauc. Bat the following fans directly contradict theme denials: 1. Lae acknemiedges thee be left England on the 11th of MAP---and this date perfectly co•responda to that of the depar • tore of the emneary Michel, announeed by !filbert's letter of the 15th May. 2. It was pteci'ely dummy the four days in which Lea re m lined at Pare, that the phial of ink, of which Michel was said to be the bearer, was delivered at the very house to which Michel, Amor:hog to the direction of linbert, was to ferry ft. This phial is in the priesession of the poi ice. Lastly comes a fact calculated to remove every doubt, it is ac• knowledge.' by L. 41, that at the time of his first jOVTIMMI 3, MO*: he returned to Fiance by Modals, under the false character of a prhonet of war in Use English mud. she Friend. GladwiU. Tow it has been ascertained in the of ices the Marine, that the flag Of truce the Friona' tioodwill landed at Morlaix on the ad of January, eighteen pr;.nniar• ; sixteen of these Were known to belong to the suits of the Generals Noose: and M4rg.O. and were acknowledged by them, the 17th was discovered to be the Lieutenant of a • priesteer. The DUN Si the eightsenth prisoner wee And.• Michel, the coot, rettuning to Bayonne, and Lie 113/ con fessed, in his ineerreganerim, t h at it was he who was landed by that name, and in the quality of a cook, by this flag of truce ; therellem s the Ulna assented same, the same prOfentinit, prove atteonber is a denionstratim, th.it Michel, the rook s maw simnel by lenbert. who left Ragland on the 11th of May, to wavy to Dubuc a phial of ink, letters, luta niensoir, to obtain dideds Isms bins, arid to earl beck dome details to Loatand. is Andre La. 4 I:usenet:city. The indentity thus proved, con time& the culpability .1 And La. Aid it the sentence *hub condemned Dubois and Art in. A A