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t ;~i, ~ w., , . r. _. .7,..-111/ 1...T.iP0R,7'. COI7RT OF KING'sIiENCH.IuNt 19. F.P....(k v. Lui.vAttils AND rASSINGIIANI. I tits jtulfpN)ent of the C',oui . t. Nt'aS pra'ed against t1.1 , .. , .;c Defendants, who were conviaecl of a Conpit, ritfy, the nature and circurn.....anCeS• of which are alroady befor,! tht Pal ,11c. 17he LORD ..furrior. said, he had brdikifht do‘vn his t:iotes of lite trial, and ht.; had prepared ;;ire Ihe : partkular4 in ao, :obridged form, that the n - jore offensi‘ . e part of the itilg'tit not' unnecessarily be repeated in Court. ity some tecident, both' the Defendant:; were not in „ . • - pr;!sent, and titer( )!. tot, ptoce,dings - nutigattot, \‘..ere„post p6m.(l to atilt are ; but' the particular day Wuii not mentioned. TIM KING V. ItOIII,RT OSMIN. e, iiave• already stated the conviaion of this Ddik..ntiapt;*for having IN Av Stores in his pc?sseFsion. The if. , .nten0....v . .i; pqporPA, 'hi order ,to give hi in the 0vipe...0.2.1:ia affidavits•to the e'xte'nt of „Ins, it had been alleclged he had Amassed a .1,41 - , , c prnp;:rty by such illegal pralaices. ere now produced, by whielt,•it tlppeare(l etie,t, did not exceed 4001: end, Aftet' anirnpressiye .addresx frOm Mr. Justice W:IS Seilt,Olcea , top ay-to the ling a tine .?,51.athl joi)r . iborte4.in the, public jail of the County of Kent for the term of one 'year. • TnE ;ONG V. ftfel-I.\10) MANSE! , rnittirg, ESa• Thk Gentleman attended in court, and delivered sev.eral atii.davits for the purpose of mitigating, the seta t Lnce to be yrotrAsnco for senditig a challenge to IL G. Thomas, Mr. CulTgaD having been beard on the part of the Defendant, and Mr. ERSIGINE for the Prosecu tion,, Mr. Phillips was ordered to be committed., and to be brought up on Saturday nex.t,, to receive the sentent.e of the Court. TELII , 41 Gen,. 1)ZI an' OS R SO LI .V, . ACCUSE') OF '131 1 .114a_ ENG Ll SII Itit i'ol.7' BY THE !MULCT Or POLICE TO,IU EXCEL- L'ENOY THE SENATOR, OF T4E GENERAL POLIO; OF TEE ENIVIRE. , • Dubuc.and Rossolin, who landed at Morlaix on the ISth•of I\76ve , inber, froth a Cartel; the A71(4 from, England, have been continually watched,— Raving been convinced. !hat they were spies, 1 had „them taken. up ;' the piper. found 01U)il them, and their Own confessions, C6t.lbliSll pOSitiVely thefol ;lowing laols • ‘` Pierre Paul Dubuc, of St-Milo -an Officer of the Navy, not employed, returning from Pondicher ry, where be was taken prisoner ; and Jean Jacques Antoine Thomas Ressolin, of Tonlon, an Ensign in : the Navy.on board the fleet which was surrendered. to the English in 1793, set out together froth Lon». don with the formal 'commission to furnish the ene my with the most extensive information upon the si tuation of our land and sea forces, the operations of the Ministerial offices, B.c.e. 1.1 e) Were even sup-, posed to possess sufficient,means and importance to he charged expressly with preparing a movement' which might le;ici to the destration of the Imperial- Government. • . `` 2. Dubuc has a salary of 'i,el.oo per month ; all the expences of agency are reimbursed him, and the necessary stuns for the success of the enterprise are crisured to WM upon his demand, accompanied with a statement' of the use he• tue.ms to Make of them ; consequence, besides s&':: 0O received at London,, he received at Paris, upon a draft from Hatu liersley' hause,X7 00 tiff' 7 months' salary, and ihro' the, house of Thornton and l'ouler, of Hatnburgh, £6oo to reimburse dirforent expellees:, The latter suins Were from the ExcLequer Funds ; Mr. King„ Mr. Pitt's Secretary, ordered the payment of them. The salaries are paid ,Out of the War Department, by Mr. Cooke, Secretary under Lord Camden. There is besides a.third class of funds for corruption and distutbances ; Mr. Hammond has the diteetion of it. Dubuc has demanded for' those-purpOses a sum Of 4.'zi 000' in the first instance. " Itossolin had received 4 ;e105 at Paris, far fink months pay, and .;e2OO when he left London, "3. Since their arrival at Paris the correspondence has"been carried on thrOugh the house of Thornton and Power; of Hatuburgh. - His Correspondent in London is Baron D'lmbert, Captain in the Toul6n Fleet in 1793, paid :since that time by England, and who dire6ted this opera tion of General DtibUc's with Bertrand De Nlolle who figures in this correspondence under the name of :',:ladanto Chollet. The supposed. Elaine of Imbert 1:; David. The last letter of Imbert, dated the 23d of March, is written with sympthetic Ink , a n d ignea with the same ink D'lmbert. I have the honour, therefore, to propose to your Excellency, to order the trial of Paul Pierre Dubuc and Sean Jaques Antoine ThomaS Rossolin, In conSeqttence of the above the Emperer tleermd that they,should be tried before a Military Commis sion. 'They were brought before the Commi!,sion on the 31 st,of May, and the Pul3lic icetk:t :o.ated 'the folloWing-circemstances against them : .Theci-devani.,Baron Wlthbert was., in 7:93, head oldie Marine at TOulon : lie is nouns those who surrendered that Port to the English : he followed them when it was evacuat4 and since that tinle has been in the pay - of England. He is at ',Won the head of a kind of Committee or Assemblage of Toulonese Refugees, whose number is about 500. Theo .Refugees are , the most .aetive spies of the English Ministers. l'he Ministers have often in= tended to employ these Refugees against France, and to send'theM in small numbers' through Spain; They remain, ere a t lOutofit , as a - disposable force ; and since the destruaion or submission-idthe Chou an Chiefs, Baron D'ltnbert, with his Toulonese, is to the F:114 , 1101 Police - what Georges' was with " tins Sailors and Breton Peasants. In the year I 1 'Rossolin and Oocanjot were sent by Baron D'lmbert e,t4.1 the .Spanish Coast to proceed to Bayonne, and from tne‘i to- enter 'France as French Merchants. But not being rto6 to obi on . passports at Bayonne, they; were going to Ferrol 6,-. hoard a Spanish ship, Ivhen they were taken by an English frigate.; and upon their arrival in England set at liberty. Rossolin remained with Baron PlM bert till last NOVember,',When,P, P; Dubuc, taken prisoner at Pondicherry, :arrived in England, on board the Ceylon, about the end of September. If we may credit Dubuc, Baron D'lthbert Was with Sit Rupert George, -President of'the Transport Office, when a .note,wns given to the latter signed Dubni. 'lXlmbert and 'Dubuc had known . each other in India ; they 'renewed their aCetaintant..e, : Dubuc made a confession of his )nisfOrtunes, 'and of the cause:of complaint he had Govern against !tent '; • Baron D'lmbert, on his side,' informed his old .', comrade •that he was the Agent of Louis XVIII. and • invited him to • Setv6 his cause. - The followinw is the manner in which he e4lained himself on his first , inierrotr o atory before the Prefek.t of Police " He proposed in me to serve the Cause of my Govern ment, the cause of Louis AV iii. whose Agent he was ; and as Charge d'Affaires of the King and the Count D'Ar tois, then in , Sweden, oared me a salary of rooL a month. Which t.houict he sent me by an order front the Minister of , War, Lord Camden, through Mr. Cooke, on his hanker, m m unermey, who would give tilt an order upon Thornton and Power, nillambnrgli, or Perreteaux, at Paris : that the surplus of pecuniary demand would he paid Iroin Mr. Pitt's Officeby Mr. King; the Privaie Secsetary of that klinister ; that with resped to my military advancement, 1 should he treated in the same manner as Generals l'ichegro and Moreau had been ; that I should bu made Marshal of I•rance, have the cordon Rai, and a Government at my disposal. For all these premises I engaged to give all the infer ilotion I thoug ht useful to the• Cause of the Prince ; to make Unown to therii the mutes at those who had remained faith ful to the Monan,hy, to whom I should prurnise in the King's name the same rank or office they, possessed at pre sent," lac. Sco. • The corresriondencelVas carried on either through_. Thornton and Power, of liamburgh, try the way of Nornvwdy, when .he shOuld have tound out trusty per-,cuts in Paris and other place, which might mat& him to, 'send through Normandy to the 'Governor of Jersey. I.s.'.'ery thing 'being; dins regulated, Ito solln was introduccd to Dubuc as' a Ivan who was to vremtn pinv hiin, and. who Was to Ming back the. moil, im portant int - Om - Wiwi and materials when Dubuc had obfaincd them.. bithity immediately Lufpeded that . , nOssolin was seht him as 1 spy over him s; and . Ressolin declares that he was ` sent to aseertaitt.w.he ther-Dubue was Or 'was not faihful to the,Princes,-.-", Here. again . a ppears Bertrand Dc 10l leyii thegold'of England, the instruaions of the.:Eng-` lish. Police, the promises, the hopes .given by. the: . Agent of the Bourbons, Ite adds tle infallible secret. of the, sympathetic ink, arid . communicat e es the. re;,. eeipt to ilo;solin, l'hellngliSh . Government was ,not , embarrassed at'- Londen with respect to the means. to be enlPluYed to introduce-these two Spies into F,rance. ---, DuPoc„, 'came from Pondieherry ; several other frencinnea whoNivre ineluded in-the eitpitulation, were'by the terms of that capitulation to be.carried to Frame. — Dubuc and Rossolin were placed on ,the list of . these' prisoners, embarked at . Deal on boaici the 1';1,2 Flag of Tritee, and landed on the 18th of NovetubQr at Marlah. - • Dubuc did not produce the slightest suspicion ; and his rank as General in Chief, Agent with the Afalirattas, and Ambassador from Tippoo, made so favourable an impresaion on the . Coniniissary at Nfor laix, that the latter snSpeOing Rossolin not to have been, one of the prisoners niken Pondicherry, and not to be a French Priscpter, itiquii•ed of Dtibue; upon whose attestation a :passport «its made outior him to go to Marseilles through ,PariS,,--.llOSsolin • lost nqt a moment ' • he visited the adjacent coast , was at St- Maio, and «u:6 - by CaciLand St Germain en Layc to Paris. Imbue and ResSelin arrived at Paris a few days before 11:3 Imperial. Majesty's Cor6- nation.----They began upon their 'fission, and on , the 231 of November announced their arrival to Baron D'lnibert,—llossolin wrote openly things of no consequence, spoke to M.' Diibliics of ,trier-.. cbandize, and . Dubuc wrote' the result of his' hiqui 7 , ries between the same lines to M. D'lMle.rt, concealed himself under the name of Dabines, with the. ink Bertrand Be 11.1olleville ti o a given him the receipt for. The five other 1 - ..ettCfi'Whiclx, D'lmbert received from'Dubuc were dated .the;) t nth of December, 2d,,Oth, and 12th of January, ',460 - . loth of February. 'Whilst Dubuc frequented the tippr eircW, Jtos solin appeared in others 'of less. consequence,. And colleted the rumours that were curent: ,fig,th re newed their old connexions, and Rossolin Ir..d.esta blished with the Port Of Toulon an aElire . ,pondence. it is without. doubt. from one 'of these, whose let ters were found among his papers, that ,he had the nut's of the 'iaititig of .the Toulon Fleet, winch Ise confessed be immediately sent to M. Trlnibert.. It appears that ail the correspondence rem:he'd London under cover to Thornton 'and Polver, :at Halubiath. The. English Goernment 11.4 . d:tined faithful to the promises they bad made,, and sent i The monthly-sa laries : to . ,Dahue and Ilosolin; by Ilarlllner4ey's house arti rl'hornnm ;Ind Power . 4. ` _ ' rt ht_ Prineci inforined of a part' oC theF,e fa'Asi .'nett tiv accUs4 and seized their.paPers, pubtfc, fifte havick; Ig4tated in his . first examinatiOn, 'finish ed by.t..!Onfesipg hi hi 4 second'all the fitai here stat:,;(l. Rossolln tried long to conceal the ft - 11t11 ;. pressed at len.gai by the proofs furnished, and the papers seized, nd by the e:tataitMion of Dubucithe conies 'd the tr:tth„ • t:rom the above faas, the Public Accuser inferred, tlri.t it Was in vain fbr Dubuc to assert, that he never wrote ili sympathetic - ink any :thing but rzpor;:s.—" l know very 'well," 'isakrthe Public ttc- (iuser, " t Baron D'hubert urged.that the intbr 'nation i.; not sudiciont—that he eoluplains bitterly of not having been ithbrined in time of the taking of Guillemot: atd the sailing of the Rochelbrt droll ; bet a spy, who is in the Middle of a camp, does not,ceasu to be a spy becat.k.e he can only , dis eaer and cot u t rainiCi'vec vaguereports.--Besides, it. is from this list ik•tter, in which we read the tbllowing instru6ion4, ,tilat we are forced to stispea Dubuc of a inuela mare Weighty ofl:gtee than that, of being a spy; _ • Undoubtedly, the approaching departure for Italy, the discontent of the (, infs of the..A.rniy, the new Taxeq.initl above all the restoration of the Cyr an :I the forced Col)- seription, render the present period propitious for the :r.rilkirg a greet 61rru. 7 --tittit irt us I, , re the opp;riemily. ryleanw hire 1 joust repeat to you, lily dear Dubuc, that I havt , received (ruin the King ( Lou s XVIII.) and Monsieur, the tiirr,t for. mil assurances with reip , et to e'vety thing that cat, ,litercst us ; and tibconvipcck.l, tli.tt it ).- tt hate the inhiliitt to wit tit ito. enterprise agrtcd i p itt, the Otivernment ,wil I that utt with the s 3, w. diatiliCtioll it trcated. Georges and Piilieyit ; this is what I am diArActl ,to tell you CXPregAYi as w tlt as ito3Sofin. I mutt repeat to you, that the Government i; y,iyeu the rtif.o,t precise orders tor the cot» fort cif your family, and ti tat you may rely upon its faith and . ptinctuality.--Tel linsinlin to giVe me the minutest details upon every thing that is passing, without forgetting those I ieivaiiei.in'tny letter Nu 4—when sailed, and what is become of rite SquidrOn Kof.elifert, Toulon, Brest, and . I.POrient—the movements c.f" the Armed Flotillas-0c 'busians of the Offices, of ti tt you give me hopes—ln fine, now the comilluiticationt arc open, let us make our correspondence write to • me at least once a week•—the peon desiNs, awl 1 ehtire..:f yott. 1 embrace you, my ilea, Oubue, with all try. and • with impatience for the happy Irionient I i wl . nt: L h >we wij ,lace me it: a situation to sha; e "Ftte I.lemer.r. ertrd _your Adieu. (Signed) INlllli L'," " This letter, follimving 'that taken a!so fr6rn ' the 'accused,. crowning their confession, ascertains t A., ,fiagrans Mit:l/int,' and cstablslies the *woof. '1 de rn'atid that the' acO4s(..NA be deelized he. • mg Spies." SENTENCE. DE PAR CF,Niri•BLUR FT 4toi On this clay (),lay 3i) the IVlilitary. Corntilissjon -established :n virttw., of the Decre, dated the frolo,ALitiWn,, and cons:sting or the Sollow 7 ing Officers (seven) Mcotto, cieneralof Mart itti~,' •President, assembled at the place destint-0 tor ing Special Conn‘l•ils:of War, to try btu'. and ,lealt Jac citte tiossoun. Pierre l'aul Du- The Sittitit, , , being opened, the • President desired the Papers to 1).: read ; after which the ak .gilled brolftht in, ; Heir aies, nantes, and prolosr,ion, they. 1. were then intbrmed of the ekr ; ;1:otn; tbn Public Acouser was hear.!, ar.,' Prc-:„ l ,qn ;.,- ;i ;.; -!. . of the Couartri:.si):l, i; : ;, , ;-:4;f; up la their r,-,, 1 ,-/c.;;;..t Mir t!,.: ; -,e,11:.. etc ordered tO ,-; ~;;: -. ;,,;;,th‘l.,„;;,;'! , ;; ;1; : ;. 1. if t;.: '11... pll- i !iley 1:.:, 6.inandoci, vvll4:l).vvil6 Paz)* Ult.. i , r 1 .:,'..,- ~„ c 1,.• ~ , ~ , r d......, '..' . ~.- . '1, . .d next day, the Ist o .1.1,, , ., to t', , .:. , .Ir.. :,, .: :,i :, :cite, a - T'd s 110:.. I. ilf.y' tiled -, .',.'1''., ~1-,e:.:.,, V.V.ZO U.' C C. 7 r,w.,-)on applied that the judgment, which was to he pronounced to•morsow, might stand over to a future day, on the round of the necessity of \ procuril% an Affidavit From a Witness, who had been under examination before the House of Com morm The Learned Counsel said, that according to the terms of the Affidavit, under the authority of which he applied for the indulgence of the Court, the privileges of Parliament would have been vio lat-1 if the testimony recognized had been before °IA ined. Lord ELI:At/13°110volt :—" One would be eV. tremely tender of viol , ting any privilege of the Ilan of Commons ; but how this etre& can be pro duced in this way I want new lights to discover."' MY. ItaArga, on the same sick, said; that h: had had an opportunity of inspeaing the Affidavit, which • had not been shown to his LearnedTiiend, and that the tlty , ground of this application was, that Mr.. PArthoiumew, who had been examined before the tr.!, um: ern n e to rittsindith_ otul that, an 111;. , .: , '11 0.1 Su :re.. daya would e necessary to , A obtain MsAffidavit: , Lord ELLENTOJtOUCLI.—'"fIiere it no objeEtion rcr giviog such an opportunity ; but this is a matter f 4 11&, 110 t. a queaioil of privilege. 1...4 it. tittind over 11:4 Wt.dtiekidaY Thiti 1).7111;4 the first day of Sittings in Term, at one eclt:elt- the 'Glom.. JI.7SIiCE sat :it Nisi , Mitts. LI fI'VD•U. -was an ao)6it for ,work ,and labour, brought, by a ri !„ ,,4l:iwi,y 7 nrakct and barber, against the Pro prietor of Wiilis'r; Cdfee-bovse, Portugal -street, inn, for sit luig boa dressing the Defendant for y ear::. Mr. Pm,: in stating the phitAtifi"fr e as e , o b ser ved, allat he ttru*stood the defence inbi n ctett tube set Lip to fills 'Aaiun was Ctistoin ; and that a.,was to be said that. btrbers 'Were . to 5110-o mtki die's al\ the mtrsters o f coffee-iv:m.4;i; in London and their waiters:foe Ch i At t e part, of the Thomas, the • former Proprietor of byted, that he wore a bob wig in the morning, and a tail.wig in the even win& the Plaintiif Atli:; in the constant habit of dreising fOr him, and alsO of him fora . great o f years, for 'whivh he sent in his bill, and he tikv;;' , paid him at the rate of 0. ss. per annum..-- Fie knew - of no custom iiuch as the Defendant as ya-rted., , • . , Thomas Duncan, lately - a foreman to the .Plain proved the dressing rind shaving of the Defend ten, :;tate,d that it was the custom not to-charge i (;tar,ienien , keeping 'coffee-houses. 507150, ncon, a ppaarid upon lti,s examination ; and Lora ,V1..1.L141:10R0UG, 11 , in charging the Jury, oh served; that k-ven if such a custom had prevailed, the evidence i•-,f Thomas was sufficient to do it away,. a it \vita evident therepust be a waver of all 'cus4 t wilen the party finishes a bill, tind is paid the ile Jury,.after n short consultation, found a ver , 71. 7s. for the Plaintiff. . • r.ll other causes of no pubic: interest, were t: is. d (4*. Batt , ,-(ay last Lady Itioitw,,cm x,.as d e li v e r ed of a daughter, at the honse 'of her father, Sir Pitit,if Snrn 5, at the ..Admi ralty. The; infant. survived but a fd.!‘v hours ; and it is with e;ttrettte coneirn we that Lady RANI:LAM! also dietLi in the 'evenint , ( t Monday. Olt St ti Irby Sennight as Mr. Edward Holcroft, 7 .;.1`,1.ti or of the Tipperarpi‘lilitia, was cross, in from Drawbridge-street to • Layits-quay, - Cork, unfortnnatny approached to the brink of the ri v r, and fell over. Th., c'entine) who was on duty ;it the stores, having seen the disaster, ran to ttssistance, and reached out his musipi et to 'the 116' is mon, who endeavouring to hold it, sciz, ed the ramrod, which he drew from the stock, and u' the bottom. Fits body was found early, on Sunday morning, and the min - 6d firmly grasped in his hand. LQN DON : hinted bV Rl CHAR I) ILA !MIS. (if No. 4 Man kit.colirt, now.xtrtoi ; I',l )I,Ntift by 5., iLi.l Ni N: S t : s„ . tl th Njol at the OiJm-Opvicit t No. Iv?, tratid ; whire 4.itertiteravii4 ()rues for Lle; ilti,/ , er, • 1,;:./?cr4 fvr ; •1- e • • • ' • ' P: 2?-.ER , • - • .k.",ti,..S OF TIII; :.11.11N,E, .fin;l .4,-'414,- • Nlt..mtz. has rtceiVed froni the,Entiteror Soot.: 1; a' PIA -ring, enriched with an enterald, with t 11.: followiiig - .l,o:ter ! - , . . • . • • __My Lord Distiop, I' nd se you afi epiF,eniial.rk . 4111 d wi'lC.PP:to weal - if i v on. 'will pereeiwitf,iti pro( X oft he s.;.ai.- - ,fai.iion 1 T 'eel at h a ving be4tu-.4ble to r.;.-Ttote poaco and nnaniniity Avithii) you . tliov(Pet. ~ --. " civen at-tbe 'Palace of the Ilittille*s, ii , - ''' ' . • • • . " •NA4,01,80% .2 s ( t i:l ) lE i ti l 'O l f ilt i f h l ii s iij i : il .i i ii ii !i s i t l:: : :Pl.47:lli7s,'e:li-iTtitrlicetite6s4:l:';sejc,,i::,:irl34slslllll Atiried Vessels„, - and aboVe !2. 00 other Ship, IYlog itl . 04r Road._ . There; ns hi. the neif.,;hhouthi No; tit,!, Nve hope - fo ra 'apeedy change 'in tk...< . :0 410 , i •weather, which , still. prevails,. We 110 v daily rain and hail, and are obli;ed still to keep alb The. King's Iteg-iment in Garrison here • % up to-rnurrow,-,and march to Copeniiiig en ' to be .k re" v iewed. After vithich. .it 'will be cut:an-veil en Nwcienfeld. 'POLICF. , 0..ni.............-..............n0r.'........• list, i - iA TTO Nr GARIIFS.-- It 'IS a ' cbiarnoiti;tein a e 're thieves, to ase.ertain whether a house, lie , ~ ( „•r ii .to, place pebbles at the door, imi.„l.44.# l PL „, i'' ~f. Witi.,...4.1 tliev u,-11,:t bo ,iisplat.,t,,l .11:71Q.P"60,4Y7 in or cot - nitlg out. S:nt' ' ''l•% • . r oiser r 3.4T.....1.3. :0,.)a b . , ,ce ibrial°,_,7alliSeti°°::PfiilB.l..l4.7lll:9l.7.ll'olli'reLii.he.i.4'dt;,Y..ll;;:t4. -:. (.)te ti)1:1i1,1(.:,,,44:4,,,474.A:ii,,e'' .. r.. 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