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4r; measnre ; he had ccrnfessed this. Al he had then urged was, that it was fit to hear the plan; and he had been reproached by some for doing so, who now surport the plan. This might be consistent enough ; though they were unwilling to hear the plan, having heard it, they approved of it. They ought, however, to make the amends heerieolfe to lam; they ought to acknowledge that he did not a little conduce t ) Lite opportunity they now had of hearing it. He c ml.l suit forbear to remark a little on the modesty ia two Gentlemen opposite to him. One (Mt. Pitt; always says, the present administration, in speakieg of what is now done: and the other ! (Nlr. Addington), the late administaticin, speaking of what was lately done. But if there is any change .' i t adtninisttation, it is in the persons of those gentle -11 men. Ihe six Members that were with both, what are they? Why are they lett in a lonely and destitute situation, belonging to neither? An Hon. Baronet had lamented that the Army of Reserve had gene t hy. I it, was mistaken. It stood one of the 0: dei•s elthel)ay for Monday text; and he might vote for , it if he pleased. But he supposed he was in that aAreeahle enaktrrassment which did not permit him to eons buts eal that measure, and this plan. The • lli,:lit. Hon. Gantleman is angry that more was ex ' pecled of him in this plan ; and he says he has more , behind. Something is to he done in the fortifications, , and in the at my. The same persons ate at the bead ' of those departments. But the new Minister will in fuse new vigour into the Master of the Ordnance, and the Commander-in-Chief. He did nottleny, thathe might do so. It wai this plan, however, the House was to examine; arrd he did expett more vigour in i at. He had hoped we should Lave had an armed peasant! v ; at least as far as the light Hon. Gen tlernan had assented to that proposition when out of , place ;he having agreed that it was necessary in the maritime cuuntles. But his maxim seemed to be, thu, having ttmpotare difficult.es, of great meg nita le, he be4ins with a permanent system.— ' Tee tO,tht Henn:in:We Get:de:ran roe:lnds, that his plan is nearly the same as the Army of • Reserve ; the only change is in the omission of the hallo:, and in that he exults. Bnt he must consides• . Se plan on the whole of its bearing. The ballot . he did net lone; but if there is a necessity to raise a force, to .ave all, constitution and all, and haulm t is the only means, he would take the ballot.— Toe Right Hest Gentleman, to avoid that temporary • evil, route aters the hazard of national ruin, and that -be calls vigour. The Right Hon.Gelitleman had made r a discovery of a very extraordinary -nature; it was , t:te priseortioa of substitutes to balloted men in the militia and army of reserve. He had been a- ittaister, and did not know it; had been oat of °T.*, and had not kisnre to find it out.— If hfhad ant other pleasure in corning into office, he had this of satisfying his curiosity ; a curiosity that no other man had in the country; for every other, he Iwlteved, knew the fol. Mr, For now con tended that the Army of Reserve Bill was re probated for its inefficiency ; that this Bill was , tn restore vigour; yet set the two, he preferred the turret, precisely because it was more vigorous, and more adapted to the necessity of the case. Re etmtmented with great severity on making the Parish Officers Recruiting Serjeants. The Bill save them, and the Magistrates that superintended their condusce, an interest in doing wrong.- 1' •A as ad: d, did they want a man with ten children ? ' No! hot they might wart leis son ! After touching a variety of other topics, he concluded, by saying lie hoped it would be the last time he should speak on the subject, as he hoped the Bill would be cast lout. . .., !louse divided on the Motion—A yes, VI t - 100` , , I 31—Majority, 40. The Hill was read a second time, and ordered to ' be committed on Monday next. Adjourned at TkIRER O'CLOCK, to Monday. 2.,._ ......________ ___________ ____ FOREIGN INTELLIGENCt. PARIS, MAY t. CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL. OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE SEINE. -The Mt of Accusation of the persons implicated in the Conspiracy against the C;orernment, has just been rhlished in one volume, tiro. of 340 pages. T,he 13Howing is an extra from it M The Contra ivary of Government has established three propositions. Ist, That the Conspiracy is in k disrutAiily proved : 2d, That the English Govern- F went is the soul of it ; and 3d, That all the indivi duals cor.finc..! in virtue of the different Mandates of Arrest, are audio accamplicvs in the Conspiracy, 1 c law rr gai:ty of in:r . the la of the nth Ventose ii t ' filth teb.), re!. to Conspirators. 'the proofs arse front fads imputed to the accused, and rlepo ritions obt tineJ by divers interrogatories. as appears from the follooing att,stationst -6;Qc.,41.7 czln b a y dai n, d: n pe:rd ,,, , That ; limot he th cam , . ere .to Paris ere . e to a sin p ae-vi slts t. tans in Paha and tr his ordils: that his oiiject, and that of his roa.tellors, wcre te put ~. Hawn°, in the place of the Vim Consult that this SUUI.3 in was the Pretender, acknowledg cl b him and ho .0110 .euta ta lamb l !eh ; that a ci.deva id Prance WO to he at Pan..; that, %INNS the attack being made, he was enact the pot assigned 'sy this Prince ; th..t the plan had been torii.e i„ and was to be executed in eitnern with the el-decant 1, .11..tuw li Prinee•; that he het long had sums of niciiiey at ;its clop ...al; t he ',J. to att..:k the Pim Corral w.th arms, .te sonilar to PIMP ot hi . atteu.:into and guards. " Create depos•ll, 'in ,t Ph•begru prxuaried him to se- I . gnomon. him drown L0:..0 .11, and that, to iii: teiirst, he had Joined fir the manna. of sohvertiiii; the Governm .at ; that he b a d e very eaa „, o to belt •,, e th a t it n do u ith the , 7. , ' ,sot Cuont u trOetnt that P:i hegris had pre,-ired the plan.. He spike of . • Unman and Gesarva a being pointed out to him as Chiefs in I the conspiracy with Pickier u. lie said that Lat.i4os, on his • a•.iial in London. pa. assurances, that Moreau, discontented l•ith the tkacernotinin i 4 the lint Cniiiu', iles:rxd, anJ was ' re•dy in 114 , 10 with all his power in its iscerthmw i that, since his arrival to Fia:see, richegru and llestrg•-• had seen Moreau at Fans. lie says. that he heart the two Pu'ignats say to tweattwe perwvii---•• MI gess ia .• is. ai: OlOt Jeri! More .0 .. en ; at ago hi' se., ! lit kJ. Li e. r, i., us' he east Stew dr.iiewl.' He chkil, that Mnt.ill. a--.:.Jute to all he nal hard, was a I rt`OV,:t on whom then pc.nci nal! reiixd, and that he was under st.s..t t,. hive as his command an armed fusers, and to lianas" i au ie...Jamey me, 'ono. f) arto.ei.ht of Public Ainhoritc. L .• ROit.et ai• L0, , e5r,4.1-..-i•- , a tii.aself Utja.aut Gatirral et in s. se, •I "arm., a 1.., .item,-!..e1, when taken, to make a .ay with hitiow:l, on th. 14th et fithruat), tante the iiillosi:ng de **ration t.. l'iet.l.xtulJ our ::...... "It is a raw. , trusatig ejra Ole trash. and vet (mead(4% the (bade us dea:l., that .iow dcaas sae ye aseasr.• of those alto, /7.1:-YtAited Sy J. 11t.Aea, No. ".", Goldsm;th's.cPutt, Great Neiv—rreet, ;Ina published by W. \V LIT, at the Office, No. 15, Back of St. Clement's, StrAni. Advertisements, and Communicant ro .i,kit.i.Oxccived at the Office, and by the fellowiwg l 3 w.kstUert Messrs. it AII it ill and bow, Great Russel-street, Cover.t-gat den ; Mr. I. Kulp", No 190, Oxford-street; Mr. Row, st 7, Great Marlbour:v r '3'l6lcm' so, No. ISO, Fsecaedly Mr. Ba as v, Bridgc-street..Westmnstrr ; biesg.s. li:urirs. our and Co. . N'. 1)2, Borough; Messrs. Pi wso And Sow, Ludgate-hill; Messrs.-0(./t yr sad 451.1•tuiiiiiilorn ;Er. J. /orating, Crrnhill ; Mr. F 41/iIL RICE, Atrritrl 1. a.,d .1. ittt*Loy, 113, 1 righ.strcet Mr. Cif 4Pre C. Na. tee; Pala Mr. Ray 01)1.01. No, 137., Oxford-Awl - •LivariNhooksallers in the 1.; ti t s Kiwo D vo. • 11.- --,/ Sy their perfidy, tare east plan and his party iota tlit e l m which he now finds himself; Sent oh niaiutuiii 1114 CAU•k• this Bourbons, he found !Mosel ohliged either to fight for Morten, ur to relinquish the enterprise Whit 11 was the stile Ohio& of his mission. Let me explain ht.utsieur (the Cowl' &Artois was tn repair to Fianee, iu tinier to put himself at the head of the Royalists; Mte•aq !iroolised to espouse their cause; but on their anise . ' in France, he iet,a'is, a.isi wishes them to bezorrie labs isournments, wet to g-t him a:ipcinrcd Dictator. The Jule is hizii 1 h:n g a lust him is; perha;:s, supported wily by half pro-4s. I shall stat e ti t , rests with yen to jedge of their weight Jul ra'..day " A General who had served cu tshr • .•, 1 believe his name is halul.i.s, wasseat by bins t., Pichegru 141; , a..t • ing v3Vt. his a4-nt to the prin.:teal of thz.. proposed Oat,. The Prince ass pre;urirg to set e ; tile num:. ber Grille korrlists i.t FnCCe was itl.:roasm i l het in th .! inter riew, wh,rh tnue pace in Paris between ‘,l .• as, l'ichegru, and Geurgr-,tiie Est rua.id kii n, h his int, le anal declared tact he C.Aild act oaly in. a 1.) . :Ct.,;..f I iit.t IV Ktilg • lieti ' , cation, ilis,eniicios, and tha a1n304 Weal ruin of the Rays: Party, woe the consequences. Latinists was with the Prince :n the h •g:nning of Joinery, as Gssorgrs ; but lean d.sdare,fraoi or., know 1ed,70.., having .. - en him on tee t:th of that month, the 'morning after lie lailiPylwith thenegrs. tl..r meeting airs *.a, 'VOA a'arn by means of the curresoo,klence which you arc tai well autunite...el with " I *re I.ainhits again on elle filth or :6th of Jimuare. in Mtplaleira Susuib, ...nes,: hr et.be u e lJ, carti.,T %%Inca , I was with Pi.hera and t:eing s , hittl, of whom he conducted to Moreau,„sno was ith .rt di:it'll:C. They had same conermAtion is the Ch Eleuss, wnence we ias.d easily an ticipate what Mereau, At another iuteieiew with Pichegru alone, stated without any ....e'er, namely, that it-was impcwible to store tile King, ht.t that he himself might ne placed at the head the Goyrrame.it. under the tine of Diceetee, tints tray in the iloyaNts no chance hut that of being hie fellow la!iourers a nt s " I do new filiw what stress ~ u may lar on the assertions of a man reek:tied this very hour tom the Jeatit which he wished to inflict of hlmaaf , AnJ airbus.: i.itrit are how open to the fate that awaits him from an Gure.nment. but ',cannot sup Cress the env)* ain‘tifdes;ai , --4 cannot help attar king the men who Moe:flit me to it. in the of the teal in wnich I an im.ilieseed, you w.O find 41(4.11 pr.mis to confirm what I hare al-Aimed. " Polignac (Armand) was, it memo, a lilt's remit* iii.his (list examination, simply stating that Georges sod big patty tr.inid not have attempted any thing till the Pitney's arrival in Paris, when he and his adherents sombl meet the First C.41,U1 iu a fair, loyal, and ciirited manna. flaring w..n Ft.:hero iu London wish the Prance, he believed hi•, returned to his d.r.„ but he Ana w nothing of Nloreau, and had trot hosed of ht. hating mad a:ty positise declaratioes. Cut thi, Fannon issaid to have here afterward. more Ai.- in ine ackairawiedgmeut of hi. sttiehment to the Prince, vi;.i.nio iniesitinis, he tend, war to to we to France, and to propuae to she Fu4 Cousin to give up the r, 4 Gooetitawit t ho boditer Louis t incase of refusal, to recover by this sword what he deemed to be the rights or :is family. In answer to a question which was asked him, Viftieher holm .w that Carnes, Pichegru, and Moreau, bad !sem tacit • thee' ht. said, kunw tits, i were senons confer cote was held at t n tlii cy it, Go. Kee Cacti...tars lodg . ngs, N 6, h,tre Cener I Mor.zau, and P,thegra, the E,.. General. I have he a !natively info:turd, that George Cadourtil, aft.o. tarions advances and explanations said to Moreau, If y..; flonk prop.. , Lhe I free- gas with ifichgru i , sad Ae sperAup.." w.ll coot b., • ;nisi underibins.ig ; but that the who e ench4l iii painful une.:rta::ity, as (horse Cadoeitsl soul Pic h were faithful to the cause of the Prince, winos Moreau !wined wart?. g, and gave awes to suspect liket his views wets .elfish. Pol.irdac (Jules), being called upon to 'beige what instruc tions Irsd burn giv-,n I.' tui leaving Englind, said he had rece.vcd stone, but 04 rod deny his having beatil santizthics tra,spi-e with te.pe:i to . ehanire in tiia ifeo6l Government It had been hinted be the e D'Avesit. lla assn conflated his luring seen Georges in Paris, and chimers-41 with hint 04/ tlik: manlier in which the king mi..* be restored, as well as haring asked Inns tow matter. vo wt to which Georges re. PHA. Al wit wer• Yet thin Ptirrier owned, that Vie plan did no• a:.pear ettlivr to I•ii, or to him henthet as honourabir as tney naturally expecled; they tied talked ni withdrawing to Ho land, a Lajolais dechrtd, am.trtg other tnat•ers s that rchelra• an Or . . 27th Marine, returning froyi sn co oust ;inn with liana°, seemed dissatisfies!, and throning of little anis usual r serve, still, " ThY scoundrel idol i. ainbitin.s, amt waits to reigo wish situ sue. tea to in uiv opinion, he is not ht to paean Frcirc for tun nicastas." This prisoner ELI •, that trie.orgits sitn,oly soonest at the re•torstion num. r.hy to Frikllce that in niter In ACC ,, ,.l•.ish this ~nint, he had lea Lo don stun a ray aux tiootitns; that ha destro was foss to 4 , no.nate the Chia (-auto!, and then put to tiesth al' wno nnot oopote thin ; that nu had ...aey oertons at his committd. in Parts in Pica , ds , and els:vetea; that he bad a portsnanteau full of which he and ho trusty fnenos plant no smart Hance; that it had been honed in a tardel at Chalet', aid ins it,l found at tho time of the search. but was carried oat two Airs after. " Nlcnteau, 1.1 an examination Attire the Grand Judv. elaft.%svil anat hs ta4 Linea tanti.e , rd slut 'ne Yrs.:totems, and afterwards be T cher-a ; !,ot iK Mean V. hats wee Mate pesi ti» in a lett er to vie First &tell Loot tilt Tempt. in alter ntrartionit.i Pieneru, he gums on dm, f... " Duties the •wo ut..t cantpa , gus an (:e1 out., ..ti l sines )he Peace, aline threat °vertu( et were anad-a to me, to try whether plain:* to 'twice me cater into a conuection with the ffrerten Prince* I look, 4 lamas the ropes.' as ton rd Salons to dv.arre an answer. With regard to the pr.itut Coat/piracy, I cal al4tas.airl you, that I has e :lot the war.t snare in a, .tc. 1 reo,at. General, teat aril-atter r.ffer was milt me. I always rejecle.l is ' f,,,En the Idlest ps•ro.a,on of its brig tho very eons of fully aid whe it was suggested that tar inirdsicut of Fintald would afford a farbur.eile o?priortutilty for a Change of Government, mr ano , rin that in cape of any cdau-0..n, the authority of the Senate woad he she boat of union amo ,g V-I.nchm..ll, and that I s'anu:d be the first t, sublat to in cadet/. h.ach offcrt made to me, a•a i elieiatual, wiwilr utt-en. neotwl evert with the Ar,y, nine-tenth. of wham kid served under rey Command, or with atty.( the Censtitatted Author'. ties, newel bare met wit', a de re' mitre,. But to nal' am former sae re?uena at to use 'that w AU of lcr g- nasally cantonal', and always ()Stout. It st:.;lres« a c..rtoit slam!, of rerribation on the man who takes t• up, in the a-yea of those to whom he may be attached, either by gratitude, aw former ties of friendshol,." Being 7 , r+474 to exii.asti he answered, that instead of the a. jest being a chant in the Governea rat, it rne:ir respecte . l a.; ~v ltritnat, and that at eras theFirat C sad the party of fte.uves meant ta• an% de._ . . " The is•Margnli Da R tirst o 4.1 a earn" r. the count &Artois, sod toga to hes tonfide.me, de uced, •Pot the 16th Venttge he Came P.I - Lr, rt unit , s•tsr.ed of lb.! rail state of affairs, for Utz p top .z re,e..s.'.nts: the tieoe to the honer% i •rho then toted j.f'; ,, t. •:her it would be c 00.4 ex pedtent to ;neer vl is /ran-,, of t.. remelt. of £.•Rtand. That, io..;enwni, Ire uS.hvetel in Frew.", the verrs.ting wilt to be a 40. n of au ten 41 ming Li ty. " Lotht Pient, a errrant of Gewgwi, wed, that the Ch;ets hid drown tots to &retro , lee whorls shoo! , 1 attack the Fast Contol—ehet they prupoetnl to carry n ism el. should they meet hint no the road it. Wuwr•te—o r to a5...5r..... to him in the art or pat...rots: a petitu,o cel o,e pa^.:.•, n:• when be scull go to buy in.hlte plat,. In filo view they wore to pose stw urn *turn, soeh u those of the Chae:uss (Olorj, of the Hussar. (ere.sts 1, wet euck4 hat., Ac At the same hair, ho Wet the l'h:eit b.ol Ingo. tiej rereAte t the wor', ie ..st Mid tact they were aozry when the etopkyed Ntoreau i.t the ad.., I" Rolland, in an evartintatinn. taken on the V./1h of laq suted, that he rzt•troe4 to Lo "ten home abuat tea th`e.ime. th, tea lay ?,cirtert. ha.l Ibe 7036,?...zA urrt.: NtOrCe.i. ie .L1;11 I. 4e:tt i.t ists ,:ab,;ute; t 7 at on reheg• u Inforene.! t that p-c;:ecu tt...ro , in acieat•or very d.Ercut horn there 14 haJ saproeed. He tnl.l tn.• b hsal seen the Princes in !Wu; to•natt -nonecl to r aie ever teca to None.... !. ta.tconivt:e.l w.te urn the tab ta,t that nut coetat:.‘ to a t...ittaitth.:l,:.tnJ:ng, RetegitelhiaNe call th. following 41.1. He tar to Ise toted 4411 dellidt;vely to spy, wherhst Ise was wiling to head an iumirrec t fa•nur of 'loyalty ? Ov, it not, in csse he we, vupporied, if he -was in cliticil to place Int Government, a. then emtvt , tuterl, into legittmate hands, n .00 , 1 at pmeticable? That. on tie day which he was nect , sitat,d to make the °senate. t Morea 4, he entertained the timw, but ahi lie kii.st or.; toat Ge :era: Would have ectml so a, to r.l'u v, lf..n from matzo:as:AA-tit In a shot time, he rece.ved answer iron, him: "1 aoti••• put myself at the head of any movement ist tato it of the ltrurtkon,--rh,:y have acted .n ill, that *null a Wan wi t sue:red. It Pichecru is milli.. jto . o.l•Or.te with ~toe( vi.. VIA tainkt it necesury that the Cort•uls .1 the G , v.r.mr of Paris should ili.app:ar, I twliete I . Iw. ty in th r Seilate strung einnigh to tain.iin steh all anthill which immediately use to shelter his people Ihi thei," grnundy, I will c .me to a venial ainnoncat, but 1 shalt commit nothing to .ifnig." Ile likewise added, that the . first ow:ture was made to him, he had yokeri to tuaoy of itis friLmd , " The following are also among eat poiths extrafted froth the AS of Accur:ition " Morcott, a; commanding the Army of the Rhine, must h.ve known of the trevetni of Pichet ; yet (or four ene.ithe and t hal:" he irl4 .lent t.it the st.),et t and s it ws nut until the moment the Directory had tfracurets". ti,e afar, and de creed het de)ortat.on, UAL /dowse ;what he was uuare of. This a.pears Eoat 0... e of hi‘Ptociamotiotts to the Arms of the Rhine and th!. " In t I.rtter of the 27th Vendentaire, year 7. to the Direc tory. he cleclared himself no long, the friend of Pithwgru, when the latter appeared the enemy of the Kepubl:c. "'thus the invornountable harrier of reciproc..l hatred should have be.. .1 pLiceil bownn them. Dot if, after all, a mom-illa tion has taken plate , it toted hare been through intermediate gears cones dlediflr from London to Par's; and their confer crtrvirtogether in the:Atter, as have been fully proved, esta'elish then guilt he..•ond controversy. Among other alleged p.r.of. the eksclaration of Lajolais is referred to, who learned their meetings, .kc. through the medium n:5 " With respect to the correspondence between Moreau and Picheirti. born London to Pans, rociprocally, through inteir mediate agents, it i• folly inured Lt the dos unbent, fount in the pos.cssion of Di.td , dad those taknt at the arrest of Nfor matt. AUTHENTIC irrrcr, OF GENERAL MOREAU TO HL FIRST CONSUL. " 11 , .. rein*, May 7. It it now i.-ar a month sinew I have been detained as an accomplice of Geo-ges and of I.icheeru, and A am oeiltai.a tined to appear bvfonath, moons's. and vildicate mys. if Iron, the charge of oils:piracy aolust the safety of the State, and against its Chief Magietrate. I waa far fowls inspecting that aft,r having paw-d thmugh the Revniuttraii and the W e: from the slightest rep... Ash of inciv.sin or ambition (apse .ore especially after having been at the head of great aim, sari ario-s .o:lien, which would have given me the weans of sati , (ring such passions if I posseosed them), that it would be at 'he moment when I was hying a prints life, only engaged with my family, and only seeing a very small race of triewls, that I could be accused of such as /La of maidmes. 1 havers, doubt bet that my former connection with Gen ir:l Pi:begot has Bern the motive of my aerwation. " Bzfere I ipm% e my :itstifcation oe wonme, (letters!, to trac- this connection to its sooner, and doubt not bin you will be convinced, thmt the anmectioas ishich nee were is ep irk an Nil fried, vet! a Watt taw h... Less tonsse.l# hoer Chhusar.ier, however divided in amnion, and however attacked terrifreist part,rs, are far from being C 11114141 " General Ptchegru took the conornaml of the Army of the North at the beginning of the second year of the iteoeidie. I had he:a then, for sic months. a Gmseral of BelrAde. and ionte , iines discharged the functions of General or Viol. oi. Please! with some suceeszes of mine, and with some milittrr ilisonsiti•ine, he to in obtained for rue that rank, vie ditties of which I at that tiwwl , lierhavited. " In entering noon the campaign, he gave me the command of half the Army, and conidird to use the most 1117pLet.wit operations. • _ _ . - - - - " Two months before the end of the campaign, his ill health obliged him to absent himself f-otn the Army. The Govan[- sent t'en open his ruttiest, e 'tented me to fin.sh the con 1. quest of ;utelt au.l litteideriand. After tile winter's ca ohieb male us mastcti of the rest of Ilul'and, he went the Arm,. ~ 1 the (Toper R and marked nee as It a sue.ets..r ; V...i na . ennsentiun entru.ted me with the e.mimand which :ie then resigned. A rear after,' ref dowel him at the Army of i.et Rhino ; tie was called up to the Legislative i•lr sod run cii rrspon fence was no longer frequent. " in the short earo,kaign of the Silt yr..., it., took the P?!.ers belongiiig to the Er .1 As re of the engine Thee rtitss beeognt me a quantity of payers, whiten DeNant, wh-o tall then woundwl, amused himself with reeding It smeared by thee correnktuodene? that leraerai Pichetteu tti bream ..er ,espowitnee w.th the Peace Prises. Ibis chacoe.tryttare W mach uneay.- nos, but to me mate itartic.e/arig. We air ael to I tit rest 113 oblivion. Fich,gru. to the Legittattve Rudy, hail less DMUS of trtnine the cens.ilint Caine, as Pear was their runs. I orik nrussutoin, hotreser, for the safety of the army ameinst iliat srstem nt rips scare might have rutted it. The [kit I mode, a rd bte doe, pnering of tine er.rreiteei :voice, hoe placed ill these pieces in tt-e hands of seve.al peieotis. " Tne events of the Idth Ftu..telor were she d announced, and the alibis+, was tett peat: sa c.tns titt.toce of which net thlizars, who awe i tea-teed # tLr c. 0... ., ploadeur., cats ty Guarwwat at if, and cave met un.lerstaud that it had begun to tit pretty and that at Strakargli they were ?reatring W intons the Lhrectory of it. WA. a P Functionary, an.l I no longer keep silent; s;eut without :id !ren.eg nire,f directly the roomy I ',tonne I the Or•r 414eleiny, of it, beeci of hint, at th- UM.' time, to give me trig ,dvic., and info- n nc him that three rieee.4, 11. an. tuctte, e rind n w on pm' d in a Court ef Jusue.:, as they were not s &led, and too.tll^ vs evokers. " Mr :Kw stave I in P. ris a •ziy .hurt time tiler Citizen r. trio.l :r.• ba4 been atroted ; and th Direftory, t., whom it st.s rent, dnuandeil foam the rapzri Which it mule men ti"., of 4 . rich-vu then went to Cayenne ' awl from thence to Ger many and E without , ray ba ting any carrmm.inlence with him. Son- time aftzr the Peace with Ung.end. M. Da.iel, uncle to General Shahan who had plsed a y.iir witn hiLt at the Army of time 14,th h inforreet me that G:neral rehegru was one of Vtas• banished in Fructitior, ant that he va...t.torliShed at hea.ing eh -I tsea r tiem wy eneuetiam eatame, that you refused to perunt his return to France. I re, dto NI David, that so far from uopo.Mg h.a re; ur.i, I sbmild make it Istunnees Modica for him this perinisinim. He shewel ear. letter so woe person, and I have loansol that the densa...l was peotively 'wade to you. " Sion* time after Id. David wrote to me, a that he hid a '1 41 " 1, riC:lvlfu tardema Jof t . :,r s•Li .01 the - but that lie !int an-waned, ,ha he wo..ed ti•e ma'se the thowand, untemhe w.• Cm, *n.i.d 44i rift.* ;* that moremn, tic Ls'rd aim tot .ank me for t e mime , I ha I given, and to 41.1.%..• lig% that lie r • , sr p... 11 me cape ac of attn.* ill the maims- that ws . u„. t to me, that iir eves' knew, that the stair C • woiv.. , rwes Ifireg'iv, 1 fed bens Mend re . war V.l-nts ohn.riths. Nf Davi wrote use three or .ut rue-e eniniportast letters 0., chi, stibieet. Ater his arrevt, he wrote ta ase to hits.: 1.001. e in h1511.1..r. I was very , n ary that the d, t.nco between use and the GJTII smolt preveattoi me front gi i g some lights ta. ju.tace ua 1b.% •espset ' and 1 do not dosiot but it wow.: hails be a n easy to ltsee orthivesi that ?rill:rhea wiach bad been jiver. sou ntlon thrsaatriest. " I no longer beard Picbegru ispoken 4, except Lidirettly, .1.4.1 hi person...l.l it the war owl.ged to rctum to Frame-. From that se...eh to the i• moment, doing the two cara:sa'g-ii ht liermanr, ee ta- there bite been distant over. tares made to mv, to an .w w:.ettser it was possitate to preim.l oil me to enter hi , •case•+;aode,r-•, stir, the Ivench I coia.derrd there prop rats so nliculosa, that I did nut even snake any 4ziswer. - O As t thr. :ctu ' cmapira -y, can rquary affirm, that lam far im.o havitt: t , ...art st....tc in it. I conk , s even that lam at a km to rm.,. lr how a Latatthal of ioAtsiiwls , daveriad, LONDON, SATURDAY. Jima 9. Mr. PITT, last night in the House of Comtnons, had a majority of 40, being only greater by three than that upon which Mr. Ant:sits oros resigned. The number of Members that divided was 402. so that the division mg be considered a fair trial a strength. This apArent victory is in fad a defeat. Mr. Pier and his friends left the House with eviJer.: marks of chagrin, while the Members of Opposition congratulated each other upon the result. We have received an irregular set of the Pais Papers down to the 30th last. They state, that the Trial of the persons implicated in the la conspiracy, commenced on the ‘29th of nine o'clock in (Ise morning, at the r. • gattecc. Such was the anxiety w:lich prevad. to hear this trial. that crowds attended fro. • brealc of day, till the doors were opened. 'r•. reading of the Alt of Accusatico took up t: greatest part of the first day. We have extrat7c some pans th.tt particularly relate to General M sea t., arti also some Extra& from the evidcac . Yesterday, at two o'cloc:. a Calainct Council ‘k held at Mr. Po Tr's house, which was very nurt • ously attend:J. estarday evening. ab.ut six o'cl,ick. TI. r :t7 JEST I ES, in a pi , t.‘h.trik,t, folluued by the • musts and liut:e of KENT, in two coaches and • • took an siring on tae Brentford-road, and reLui.:t about eight. . t. , . h, • t r. od co: hope change the faced the State, and to resto re r , the a tamely, that the cuinbitied e'tfortsol all of visa war, could nut succead in restoring, or h ow it e ," b.! that I court, tie so void of reason., as t o joie to sac% a Out, by which I anottirl loW the *hulk: trust of my 146mrd, which would only in such caw draw sinati coutinuji re in•azi es. ‘t I r,pcat it to you, General, that whatcvvrr pratio4ititm was mad- an ow, I haze reyeetcd from opinion, and alway s 1111 l skied .t the i,:r.attcat ; and when it has b een revrer , ou.4 ,tie, that tlt,: etusaces of tim insasinu of England wers fa ruvratrla to a change of Government, 1 replied that the , „, de war tivr authority mitod which all Freoelistien would of trouble, and that I would be the bust to whey u. .slurs, " Such overture. made to me, an insulaterl urrividual t wh o : had nut choler, to iires,:ne any connection, either in of wh:. h nine tenth, Lad .erred under my ordos, 0, am, cossatituwd authority), taauld obtain nu utlir aurae, refu-al. "sr format; „„ oTerii *len ras wit to inyli li3lt triara: f tfi i ; lu r; au l Mix:, whit r is al waysjudged of it becosma odious, and marked with the wall of repwii,, it against the 111113 who guilty <rr it, with rwirect to parkins in whom he own gratitude, and with whom he has had Inn itat.,l4 ut trieudship —Doty even tn.y suasetiaies yied to ta. s., w; " Thin, General, is what I have to say an to my conn.rti., with l'ichreru a it will surely cuntrinc." you, that v: and dtclusions have been dawn horn aetund, t imprudent, we,: 5.- . 17 fat hum being Crg 311 d I eIAVe ISU .leubt, bnt that if, uy your entherity,l had la y asked :Or explanations on those points, which I would' tiav, very f cadily giverri it would have saved pia the rt-,4 - et cwderkg my detention, and me the hamiliation of imprisonc. , and, perha: , r,o..liged to go before the Tit'di, and eiy, ti.at I am nut a Conspiratit and to appeal, i n port t 4 this vindication, tu the will'. was probity of my ,:•• fur the lest twenty-five years ; and to the services . have r:ndered to the country. I will god speak ui General : I can say, they ere fiat yet effaced Gum ,„, memory; but 1 win recal to your recollection, that if the derira of takin.. pan in the Government of Fianee :41 been the aini of my ambition and bf my sorvicrt, the cov e r vu open to me Mehl most advadta;ecriss manr.erb.dure your miner had t:gr pt, and surely )4.11 lia%e nut forgotten the thrintc,evied. neat wall which I seconded you on the 18th of Enemies have kept to at a ditance since that tine. It is ad% much regret that I find myself compelled to speak of myself ct of my goelvicai• but at time wned I am acet37.l of being the complier. of dime who are only cotiriderve of acting un•te, tie godiaisce of England, p-vitaps I call have 'a defend f trod the sare , which that power May prelate me I have ietf.love eriet•zth to supper:, that Es;tand may judge if the evil widen I au w ill capable of doing her, by what I have already done. • If, :e.ieral, I can gain your full Jrteation, Ilea') I shall hare do doubt of y.t..r jutttcr. ▪ 14h211 await your deci4ion •t:y fate wigs the calm of innocence, Out not Wilhout the trivialness of seeing 0,4 th ee MOM ki which art dl•eya att:ac .d by celebrity, 11... e u► usep;:ed —I ant, with respect, , " The &nen', MOREAU" The Lot Ntght bet Two, of the Coln, any's iterfuntitig Sbo to. rrHEATRE.RO`TAL DRURY-LANE. Tills EvENWG wi,l he perfiwnwhi. a Drama, THE CASTLE SPEC I'RE. To whicti will be adJed, • Plow, called FORTUNS'S FROLIC. THEATRE-ROYAL, 11 TILS EVENING will be acted the Comedy ki SPEED THE'PLOUt;H.. To winch old he addal, the r. K Qom of THE POOR SOLDIER. Tt lIRTEI.NTIi UME. 'THEATRE ROYAL. HAY-MARKET. THIS EVENING will be pralsood, a New Comedy, .a Five Airs, called GUILTY ; Or. Not GUILTY? To which wit/ be wblect, the popular Comic Open, in Two .. - . Acts. C 1: led LOVE LAUGHS Al LOCK-SMITHS. EAST-INDIA HOUSE. Jones R, 1.04. TIME CO Utruf DIRECTVRS ifikeUNITED Cc iNIPANT of MERCHANTS e ENGLAND. TRAM Niti to the EAST INDIES, , Arrebq we N.,ict, That they scott be read:, to reeenr Po op wa Orr:testi, n. - &lore N Montle, eke atA ef Atty otett,for the h;re, a P Roomier of Vol lei, tur's Mir, y 410.1 $OO rem. MI hi, . tr4 , e4 h.ore p :formed their omoostromisJ masher rem. 6. Goompeno's Streoce. The Tra4.n, with the morels aoi.e. IC . . as sof C two, to be orvera.lotairoly left tenth the . . echo , c To•ple- at Nor. es tie afoot Day, Which Ulm.. het 4,1 Tender be • &eked,. WILLIAM RAMSAY. Seentary. Th.. P..rarealure tke Tertst iutif Ceatditiows aw hit 4 the hh;rt will be tke , .(r4 tn the Cogrregy'e Seesve. Nosy be !VW yen 4: 4.094 10 31- . James Ova., Clerk to the Conabistec . or of er 3streaay Silt. $l4 9th balsas. THE B 1 , 1 cask" PRESS- ru To it hx.4 mo , Lull th.n Fast Homo 11 the Ass 3° I,t v I taorly,l \ ow . 4 T . %RI • .1s1; tsaB . ` r, J ' "" /•nr Lni `. 1 -~w • • !.:7 ', A At , RL•.•T, AL 1-e, ( Henn Ir.y Sty aid Bart In .h and One owed in mime b D2Oll op Under :11, ea V •.e. T'