The Sun. — London, England, 1805-07-23 00:00:00

TH POLICE OF PARIS. (Centinucci from'ourrapor of S : lturtlay sent-tight.) Wit TiN there is supposed to appear. some ;round suqlicion against a party . beyoncl , what an un guarded expression may excite, he is shat up in a secret room, together with a man who appears to him under the cliaraaer,oli prisoner,but who is really of a class of Spits employed in the prison' and at. the Office of the Police, and who and called Nou tan.; . The business of the Mouton is to gain the confi der.% of theinisoner, wider pretence of knowing how to render nlin.service, by being acquainted with some of the Clerks, and understanding the ways of the place; and thus, to obtain his secrets, which the Spy reports, together with every a&ion of the person confined, to the iuterrogating Clerks of the These OilicerS, to have the opportunity of mak ing their reports without suspicion, send for the Minton from time to time, on the pretence of exa mining hittirespctiting his own aflllirs. Should the prisoner have no money, the, Mouton lays him under a further obligation by lending him a little but if lie appears to be easy in that respeel, the Mouton engages his compassion, by stating him self as destitute; but able, in return for any little, pecuniary aid, to be of great service to the prisoner, upon, knowing his case, by speaking:to the , Clerks,. and telling hihrliow. to 416 t. •When' the prisoner is to be interrogated, •he is sent for without any previous notice,..frequently 'in the night, and never knows .where he is going, or whether lie is not about to be conveyed, tp another and Worse : place. of aentinement. 'lie is interrogated by a Clerk, perhaps many times during his confinement, on written questions, drawn up from time to 'time, and grounded on the reports of the Mouton ; or on articles which are not per fe&ly understood on being found among his papers. .An AMericart so taken, for soure-'ubgnarded pressions whielvlie bad uttered in public against Bo- Eaparte's system; had unfortunately in his possession a umnoraltdl9.book, in which, for . mere amuse ut, he. had set dowri the numbers that occur at tho . laublic gaminkhouses where there are roulette rablesomething like thoSe of E. 0. but with 31 numbers instead of the letters. This unlucky:book contained' a register, at some length, of the chances as they '`rose at this table, ar ranged with regularity ; by the very appearance . ' of Winch, froM the numbers that occurred, the purpose of the book was very 'easily eXplained. • The Police Clerks would not heaithis obvious, and clear explanation ; but detained the Man a long time in secret, under pretence that the: fatal book eontained' the cypher of a correspondente with En gland, and at last kept it, sending hini Out 'of prison with an ,order to quit the capital in a few honrs, and depart immediately for America, under pain of another imprisonment in 'the disgeiting jail of La Force. Thedetail of the administration Of the .Police is revolting throughout. Persons accused pf crimes and Offences not political intheir nature, are treated in the same way with those whose offences are of an imputed political kind. The accuser lays his complaint before a Clerk in an Office established for the Purpose. It is tran scribed in a book, and signed by, the person who prefers it, No oath' is - required, nor is any inquiry made into the diameter or motives of the party.— The accused person is next morning put into secret confinement; where .he remains, according to the pressure of business, a shorter or a lOnger time. No hien& or lawyer can see him ; and all his papers are taken ,possession of. lit is sometimes confronted with the accuser, and always interrogated in secret' by some. Clerk of the MiniSter of Police, This Clerk aas- under no kind.oe revonsibility, eNeept towards the. Minister and the Emperor:.; 'Upon the turn which he gives to the affair by his report on the interrogttories depends the fate of the prisoner. -. that is, whether lie shall be discharged, or removed to be tried by the Judges. These odious and mys terious prepiratory,meamires are abSelutely within the tnanagement of an iIL paizl irresponsible clerk• The pr;tdiee of exfOrting ctmlession by torture is ikowise revived and aaed . uPon Prefeaure of Poliee:. zit Parii; " Whenever any peitiiS fricodi of the party go first to this dreadful wh-At so. many 'are swallowed up fbr ever. !, and 'even here they do not often succeed in getting a clear anox trite the irnmediate, and without doubt, the most potent of the engines of Bonaparte in ftn therance of his deSigns:. , Irt . ,sngland no accurate ideas can be formed on this subje6, P.,very part corresponds With the atrocity at the D. p t'q Schc mess and France:and Frenchmen are compelled at present patiently to submit, , Nothing can be more fprably disgusting than the. Manner in winch ,this submission oceasionally exhibits itself to an attentive observer. , Glencnd and lOciti interests are alike con trolled by the Grand inquisition of the Nice: Neveill best illustrate the totti of this remark. One is verY stOing : ahout the:time of..thelf.:orona *ion the, people broke through' the restraints 'Under whic. , lx they had previously Llboured.in dell : Vern* their opinions. The LNityper had not leisure at,the rncnt to devise meaSures of prevention besides, it would have been unpopular.; and the craft of the man evaded very naturally , a course, of meastires which, by being ill,tinted,' might obstrua , hip prP* gress to absolute puver. 'With every invitation from his diseased mind to resort tri .seirerity, he3,vas in a ivy dikamna ;. for either he 1111 1 4 h:tve allow t 4 the talkets to 1,.!:o free, or shut up one hiiK Of Pitriii if he had confined all who spolwagaltistilint and his.thurpation. . • Altich cannot, howevqr: be yet e*peecod'frorn tl‘w, Inu'u ,and fir leis from gw-reskiiiniv, , of the people' has been .often ioid elf ; them-, they. are need' f4o • that the most solemn intere,;ip)f. their country wciaid &Al teti 14 them, only to witne the.pasng of the Host, or an State speaticle. ri.'hus it was that the proces iiien3 and slitpts at the coronation of .i3Onaparte turn ed the glut ,Parisian s:de 11-0 m the imesug;ition of the demeiits or the Tyrant himself or his tinnily,. The ,Pyhc , L , ris a fertile source- of anecdote among the Pari4iatis. Lately, when bills•lkere posted up in all the qtoet, mentioning the trial and execution'of LONDON iintcd by R I CHARD (IA gls, of No. 4,.. Ma rtlett-court, How-street ;al at the Stm-OrvicE. No. 112. Strand ; where /Iclterlisements Order -f a soldier of the camp of Boulogne, for sptaking dis respectfully of his Officers, the people generally ob served, cc Bonaparte means this as a hint to us 1 . 1 ) The Liberty of the Preis, as :well as the liberty of the person, however ostentationsly it has been made the object of Commissions &Administration in the Senate, is also under the protection of this Police, and its Minister, Fouche,' and his - assistants. There is an Otfice established for its superintendance !and perhaps Bonaparte intends to institute one also, a n d Police Clerks, at Paris, to protect the liberty of the seas; for which he pretends to fight, having already done so much for the liberty of the land, at least on t ie Continent. • Brunet, of the Theatre Montansier, cdhiic aetor of great merit, has several times ventured on the. Stage -to. throw ()qt. sarcastic insinuations against tit; plans of 139napartei, particularly in ridicule of the preparations for the Conquest of England. For mentioning a tlottilla of walnut-shell boats, he was committed to prison ; and has frequently been confined some days as a punishment for this kind of sallies ; but he is essential to the arnusementsc - of the' people ; and Bonaparte knows that he must amuse them in. proportion as. he enslaves and de, bases them. It is dangerous for the friends of a person in con finement to interest themselves in his behalf ; .for they thus often expose,themselves :1 the same fate. If any body applies at the Office for information, or goes to speak in favour of another who has fallen tinder suspicion, he nuts the risk of being detained ; and if not, he will 'always be folloWed and kept in view, and hare his motions particularly watched for some time, by Spies appointed to that service. There, are two respeelable families in Cumberland (or rather two branches of one family), at the head of:which are a father and his son; and the number of each branch is equal, amounting, together, to eighteen pszsons. It is, perhaps, a singular fa& that the former has one son and six daughters, and the' latter 4x sons and one daughter. . • ' The late robbery of the CuttimUnion Plate of Lin coln Cathedral is involved in much mystery, in con-. sequence of the fblldwing circumstaticeii----A eon viCt in the City . gaol (lately a Dragoon Soldier) inti mated to the Gaoler, who; a few weekaago, con veyed him to the Hulks at Woelwich, that " no long time' would elapse before a' great Wilding Above-hill, and tbewarehouse'oe an eminent draper in Lincoln, would be robbed by two persons, poor . whom was well knostin, and Hide• suspected to be capable of slic.ll a trarisaaion." LT: consevence . of this information, Nvhich Alr. Tulte - , the gaoler, di- Vulged on his return to Lincoln, Mr. Smith,' who was the draper alluded to, and fortunately paid: to the assertion of the convict More attention thall it was generally thought worthy of; had new locks, and bars put upon the doors of htii'Valtiable Warehouse,* and the rObery of the Cathedral has proved with well-employed 'eautien. Proper persons have been .sent from Lincoln to obtain what'further intelligence respeCting this mysterious affair it is possible to ex tort from the convict Dragoon. - On Friday •se'unight a fine new-born infant was • disc. Bred floating down the Medway, Opposite the • Gun-wharf at Chaihain ;. 'it was taken ashore hybue of the labourers' of the ordnance. ' No inquiry, could discover the inhuman wretch that had consigned the' helpless innocent to such a premature dissoltitiou. On Friday se'nnight a man, very respectably dress- ed, was observed to plunge into the water about 2po yards from : the Commissioners' stairs in Chatham, Dock-yant - Immediate . assistance was procured, and after a considerable time had elapsed, the -body was picked up, but too late to restore animation.--s. , Be had a paper. in his poeket, addressed James' Wil liams ; no discovery has yet 'been made of his connexion, or of the motive Which led him Willis rash act. The same day as . two Officet's of the Guards were rowing in a boat in Gillingham Creek, their attention was suddenly arrested, by the appear-, ante of n man struggling in the water at ' some dist- ante, from them ; they immediately proceeded to 1 the spot, and having procured assistanee, succeeded in drawing nut the body- 'appearances of life being ' obserV6a, one of the Offic s Went immediately to. \ Chatitatu. Barr:telis• for sap 'al assiitance; but every nieans 'proved ineffectual to i Toyer life. The per- Any h:id nothing bbour him bYv,rllicla to discover to whom or where he belonged./ - . • `l'nesday night a PriVate in the Fife Shire Regi.. Inept of Militia . ,, at . Chatham, drew suddenly from his' pocket a razor, and instantly cut his throtit 'in a shocking manner i one - of his comrades nearly had , his thumb cut off in the strUggle,of getting away the ra-Lbr from him. The Surgeon was immediately sent t'or, who sewedup the wound—but a very short time elapsed before this unhappy man took an opt portunity.to tear open hi& throat after died. again,. and ' soon- . , . ~The. following is another instance "added . te the list, showing how cautious, persons ought 'to - be riot to leave deleterious drugs in tile way 'of the igno- , rant.:-4lizabeth Jones, aloor WOlll4ll of the parish of Caerwent, in ;the County of ; Moilmouth, found among some drugs (left her by a perfi fo ri . w h o in-,his life-time :had praaised farriery), powder, which she ,Oenceived to be Crean of Tartar On Sa turday se'nniglit, she took a to.a-spnonfull in a little treacle. It wai' not long.ere extra ordinary:pain and 'vomiting Conyinced her .of the mistake. Under great - alarm she- hastened to Chepstow to obtain a remedy, Where with difficulty she arrived, and took what was ordered for her relief, but all in vain : she languished till 'about ele%en atnight, and died. Tuesday .evening last :Edward Barrett, a young 'man of Lynn, s'ou:of Mr. Barrett, of .the Pilot Hoy Public-house, put a period to his existence by Swal lowing a shuin g ! s worth ref laudanuni. On 6aiur4ay the 6th inst. was taken up on Selstry .Beach, the body of a' person who appeared not to haVe ht.:tailor% drowned he had on a white cot- 'ton waistcoat,' wh ;tt . , shirt frilled, white neek-hand,- : terchief, with anw.her inclosed, *purple silk braces & and ei pair of naukt,ell tro.,vsers. The words ." G. Collins" is:inarkeci.witli Indian ink on his breast. On Saturday. se'unight,abau half past ten o'clock u the evetung, ag Mr. Cock, carpenter, of Thetford, was returuiur home from Bury, he was attacked in the noldieadiug uv to Farnham church by two foot pads, whi..) rokhed him of his. money, and cruelly beat him; . after which they made off towards Bury. The villains were dressed iu short smock frocks. C'OND 6 N fa, outrage toi" 'very alarreieg itattre 'teelitlaee 04 Thursday sentight, at Ballintaggart, near Dun larvin, in the county of \Vickie*. The howe of a Geo tleinan'uamed livaliett, ...whoJtad lately taken, a .considerable tarrn, . formerly- held by persons of the name of ‘ Delany, was attacked in the Middle of the night by , a number of ermed.men, who , set fire to the house, and fired several Allots upon the inhabitants while attempting to escape from the siames ; fortu nately,,Mr. BUTLER and his family escaped to„the house :of a neighbour without any personal in' jury, but fith the total loss of all- their movable property. A most disastrous ana melancholy affair took place at Braintree, on the night of Thersday se'iniight. A party belonging to the 4sd.Regiment were then at that place, on their march to Weeley - Barracks, among whorn there Were, several Volu Meets froth the Of those quartered. at the Swau piablic 7 house, it being observed by the landlord; at' eleven at night, that one of them was absent, he desired his camrade to acquaief him that unieSs he carne direelly to his quarters„the doors would be fasten ed, and he would notbe admitted. Before twelve - he knocked at. .deor, • when Mr. Cousins, the landlOrd, 'told him, from' his chamber Window, 'that he'could 'net allow it to' Vd opened at that improper time. , Soon after a very large stone was thrown at the door 'with such - forc'e,'as to break it open, and the soldier entered. • Hearing him in the kitchen, Mr. Cousins went down,. and called upon a person of the name of Williams, it hatter, who lodged in the house, to assist in securing him. The soldier having surrendered, the landlord ran far a constable, in order to deliver him into his : eharge ; 'bat in. the • mean time a scuffle having ensued between him and Williams, the - latter was so intimidated lest heShould be assisted by his comrades above stairs, : especially as he had.endeavoured to excite ° them to that pe.:- pose by 'i loud whistle, that he took 'rolage in a re tired pattof the houSe - the'door of which he set:or-, 'ed.' When the latidlo;11 retained, the offender had 'gone to his bed -room • on the eonstable 'and land lord following him,' tin lift:tint to .take' him into , custody, they were attacked by the sOldierS, now five in number, with bludgeons, who, with the most horrid imprecations, forced thetti precipitately to. de scend. in a short time a number of the neighbours; alarmed by the noise, and dreading serious colise— quences, from the violence of the soldiers, though not perfectly acquainted with tho.'eaUse of the. dis turbance, hastened to render assistance in quelling it. ' They, howeVer, no sooner appeared, than they were outrageously assaulted,-end compelled to -retire; under an apprehension that their lives were in dan ger. •. Two of the soldiers were now stationed at the fore door, while the. others searched the- houiti fox the landlord, the avowed object et their vengeance ; fortunately, however, he hed taken the ,precaution of concealing himself in a neighbour's house, and ' thus eluded the mischief that might otherwise have befallen him. At this janCture a poor man,. rained Levitt,, a hair-dresser, passed. that way, to obtain assistance for his wife, she being in labour. lonne-, diately on his being : observed. by the soldiers, who supposed him the °hied of their search, partieularly as in the moment of alarm he endeavoured to avoid them, they rail after him, and pursuing him to his own door, there beat him so inhumanly on' the head and various parts, of the, faddy, . that his recovery is doubtful, But the conseqUences of this brutal out rage.did, net end here: the wife: of Levitt, hearing her husband ,ery Murder! and entreating assistance, was se greatly . alarmed, ..that she fell into violent fits ; and although every assistance' was as soon as. possible administerel, she did not survive the shock her feelings. had sustained i niore than an hour, leav ing an infant family of. five children. The prin eipals in this outrage.were 'apprehended ; . and ceni- Mitted for trial . at Chelmsford (-Itiarter'Session. lb 1 57. 0 6 -2 ; 3 69b t3-------- 1319 I I t 0 . 72 6 1 33 4 0 3 -- 1 it 9 4 4-N Wheat it yC rt . , Newbucy I)4:viret Warminster Yellow Soap, 76i. —Mt Price of Caa,:les per NEWS. GRAVLISIND, JULY 21. Passed' by—the Fielding, Smith,' from Portsmouth; Friendship, Pinser, flOlll Rottprthinq Ann, Leese, from MogadOre Count lerwi44lc, Blonds, trom Patrols ; Albion, Abbott, from Almada; " Minerva, Aslinger, 'from Cadiz ; leonora; Ford,. Princess ttoyal, CoWard,.Commerce, Sand ford, Hannah; Everett', Louisiana, Carman, 1-arin9ny, Coward, and gamey, Hipper, from Oporto. Sailed—tke l.iou, Richardsv, fir lain.nea ; Friendship, Neale, for Surinam ; G ran, Havw:trd,anlTWO l E IZAS, SU« tnerlancl, for Mogarlore,; Vance, Med:nick, !Or Legn4rn.; bpeedweli, Findlay, for Gibraltar; St. Aticlivw, Pratt; fiat Charlestown ; Martha, Lewington, for I)uto;iii; Rebe6::l, Nimmo, for Naples; Mary and Si,all Matthews, for Cork.; Betsey, Bartlett, tor' Varell ; °Flora, Schutz, for Elsinore; Blandford, Hubback.,, Erow Anna Nlargaretta, Fredericks, Compack, •Cuinmings, and • Fiuiv fot ningen. - • • Lately, at Kiltterry, near tontliinderry, the Lady of Major-, General 1-lart, of a Son. - • • 4. • ' On Sattoday, at her ret;idertee in the Lambeth. Road, fhb Hon. hifY..Coventry, of a I.htughter. • -- Lately, at , Ampton, near [`wry, -the Lady of Lard Charles . Eitzroy, of a Son. • On the' 47th inst. the• Hon. Mrs. Capt.tio Hunter, of a Daughter. • • Ltdely,'-at Trarnore Lodge f irelantlythe Eady of Edv, , ard Lee,'.Eri. P..0l a ~Uattglatcr. MARK 111 D. r ' Oft Thursday the illth insi. Mr. Albany' Carrington Bend, of billiter-lane Solicitor, to Miss Maximise.: nut:stet, daugh ter (lithe late Clenry Drinster E%ii. Herttonl. • On Friday last, at IWatel Hcrts, Henry Green, Esq. to Miss Hilton. Last week,, at ..Probits, in Cornwall,. Captain Oaavius 'reniple, of the 34th to Miss Dorcas Ceir/CIII, daughter of Mr. .C4fVeltl, GI that Pariah. • On Tucisday last, at St. A ugustine'o t Lieutenant-Colo;; , :' , Leighton, oldie ad battalion at' Shropshire Militia, to the Hon. Miss Louisa -Anne Sentleger, sister of Viscount Dont:- Mille.. P R ICE P' YESTX Bank Stock, ti 43 1 I Navy S peT,C 9"L $g 9al peri:ent. 1 797 , 99 4 Per Cent. 77 per Ct. Red. 191 bp 59 per Cent Con 59 Bonk I-. Aim. 17 Itittil Ditto t Ann. S TOCKS. RDAY. India Stock, 133 a ttitta Bonds, IS. 2s. li3. Exchequer Bills, ts. dis, is. prem. ()tuition, 5 Imperial 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. 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N:f ill ",„orl.l .li. ninicate to you the following CtiretiArbich has re, c t y j PerJorated by their) I Ali AA:to ain't ance "i l i n t t , lt . :11e ‘,1,,i , broAking out of AO- Oki V eilet eat Croini'r•3in,t,4,.:{9l itlvr4 Mlll)ll(..`3tion of' disorders arising ilicrefro,n).o' , t 1 007 i 0 he> 104 most to .1 skeleton • aid ail.] ,;ogli` tie t,,1 t,) ~,y at i 41 advice__, which cotild i be obtained, and tri,id A V ..tri,,;ill6l Ire ;imcinFi, nnthirill cetilti be pro cure I_lL.' v)1,1c1,1,;:`:jo a (ore ;lucid caso; or to do lion any service : ne rii:;.:‘,..„o to I r i ri , luced anti pidabh-• sittooon for ,rwo yeati• 0 4 ,7 1 to 5010,70:' g ji s t li i i i3 b iy : be n 1 erirtr:tlaiyvir:,;:lilli;::l:ll::;:ctinnir.ll' edtc:os:iernaelerlrcactvi I I:l4:agitt) ta;•,3le,?l,,:tstsecliarilliviivl3:o;;l:c6:49::'l2:,.s6tlyli.i'':::ll.l!::::::iforfliii:4!' 1-cake's ,Vills-;-lie, aid so, adhering striely t0.,,00,,,t) lore lie found xi, 21seratian for rite better! ':;:i., fie 11i tiiiii to proceed, inci soy taking a few hoses ':, l i i 1: 0 ,7,,,t, his -apiietlie and strength gradually return 4";,., oCikro,/ healthy Art stoat AS arty titan I knew, 'x' l)u „„ " 0 '; tlic' r Sir, to rqter any person' tO Me f ora contitiriata• acr;ount lc it should doubted. Iti 1 1 ~::artirre,slicil,,irteduirn,,eay,nodusr.uoib; dbi)e,nttbh:sn6:ll;blellek,os,r;sitpci,vial:venottorit,./tr;uol.,;,efri 'Tabs. - ,t.' ay i,CI g his Of tiICP 00 1 i',,`)„ dge.tre4(iiyott London, at his House, No. 9, Nevy P'tlhati fOrtY vet', Vnicre, atter a constant residence of More cutc.ol, I .s its a pradice particularly diretled to then 0 , r,lrf real • Complaints, and those hied cotal. t..,,,,,,, ,apt:, Geiteratitxn at bath scites;,•with that 11/viyf oi'r ';is' which Men el his Profession slionla 31 r to grAr),:i'l). ri flatters hirnself, the -advice and asiistsll‘,o,,tne, ~,,.,ors IY administers to Persong taking tliiil 111joot,i,;e, sv esteemed ,by a discerning Public, as $ 1 * ~,f ;ere , to be obtained, and void of arnbiguiY.. , • cotiven ; ;1 es soldi- by his Appointment, tor rt3:r,ro. 3 1•;,,,i0r those living at 'distance, at the Pertiptie 14 ,1 0,. . 10.0,11; )1; bask's-street, l'all 4140.11; the Toyshoglsh,,t reer-I,l,'lit GI ip Street V isborotigiV :.; , N.O. 7, a; p,i , i 0 0 ' iverio,,,' ilaxter'S, South -bridge fdnbargh; M t. • r , s, k eve,l„ • r liiilin ~ f ..,,, l a t ~, g,r? . w ; mr. Callwell.s, I)tiblin ; ~,,,,,., rei6,;' in 1,,,,, Mr. Atkinson's, MancheSter t $ll4 o):,i"'lrej,ilici,,ti,jitt Collsliletable TONYII ill (ireat 0013111, ),full of °llly 2i. e 01. C3Cil, sC3iell up With : col; 01. . „ wioitons,envise,t:estpcbv:eccrioelisy,oatn- editsslntittlye.:ll4:s soerl,aiff:ip;T:: N. L. livery lio% sold in 6rcat Liroarli:ssloo;;:v 015, a•Sartip, Oa which, by favour of e t 11.! „ No , o• ~, „ I ce . ed. at the tarnpollice, ".'r. r'Y'°.;,',lalialw- Si" tr) ifilitatC wh i ch is Felony, rectal.rteris _,...----- , ~~ ~~ 1) I R D . On Sunday the t4tfitirist. after a short illness, at Mts. Richara4's house in Gru..vertor.square, Coinpton, in the 37th year of her age, wal..ow tbc hue folth Compton, Esq. of lqinstead Nlanur tfultle, in the County of limits. , Yesterday, at his house in fiertfoid-stre,:t,, the infant daughter of Charles lenkitison, F.q. On Wedneschy Lot, iuottAmlY, aftet a short il l " ;teal, Mr. l ames M 1111t011 Isidtake.fieeby, only surviving $Oll !.idles heehy, Lsti. u 1 the Navy.Ottice.