The Sun. — London, England, 1805-07-13 00:00:00

13RITISH .Raft 7L 01 TIIE VIIESENT STATE OF . FRANCE) BY AN ENTsI,ISEI GENTLEMAN, \\lx° EFcArgt, FROM rmus IN TILL: MONTI/ , OF MAY LAST. 'r!TE dre: consequences of the French Revo • ~ ly.felt in France tserf, and ;ire so evc.,ry, other State, that no people .• to'beeautioued azainst the eneou : prindOeq:which, instead of producing ,IJeft, they hold forth, are*only calculated to horrOrs of a Military Despotism. Yet • account of the present state of France that tend to confirth the warnin:r it inculcates, diffased as Much ac; possible,. in order .to the inh:ibitants of other Countries still more with their lot.: In Great Britain, indeed, tho.yli there are sornc discont.!nted men, the fund of good sense possessed,by the people at large ren ders such a warning less necessary ,to them than to the inh:lbifinits of any other State, ,beeause they know i feel that their revered ConStitution atibrds • thein seenrit tind in )r(2 of real pr it. free dom 1r) e?,ists in any 'other plice. The Work be • f urc ; a very animated and interestin7 sketch of conditiun to which a . -) Foreiqn brought the Galife Empire, wi l ieb. i. divided among: him and his Military rufl. he, indec!d, takes the Lion's share. of this Sk - etch . bespealts candour for •rary nature that maybe foUnd in . teason, as his Work is charaaer : ,e, and is written with .ease and .:!. occasionally amuse our Readers front it, .and at present submit t , : tq account' of the Police, which , t coinpletely oroanized that relief FOI,ICE. " .The Poli;:e of Paris, rt principal and essential in strument of GoVernmenc in the hands of Bonaparte, .neA.er so much employe4 by any of their Mo, n ; ;rdif,' as it is: t this day. Things formerly which were deemed 1110115tCQUS illfrilaloll9 of the r. ivil righti , o the sutzlea, have in retrospeel lost their rharaCter cnorinity ; and the jealousies of the Einperot, and the. visitatirAis of„ Four..he, have left nothing to admitation 'or I.j.prob.ticn in the annals of the l'Flonarshy. Under the .ix,(,:icrus name of re , gulatina, the Police thrusts its baneful influence into every concern of lift. " The Police regulates the midwives, and regi iters'tbe•narnes gi%on to iufanti. ' The Paris mo th :1 , 6 f1111,1 , 6t . i.unv &sally send outAheir chi,ldren as cary 14's. pf.)ssiiiiv,lo, , nune, and the Police regulates ttursi:s. The Police and the GoVernment" hick' r yOuth, and then they. register ;q1.1..i.re the rmirriages. `lhe Police tnnst.khow AVhere;you live, or who you let your houses to, and boy. , yon li c The Politv ex4inines the books of cett,:tin ilia nufkOnverS and: tratlystnen, and keeps.rc- . giStr offices . .fbr all, the ,wo'rkineth ,The Police would know ho wtn you visit and, whe visit yotli and not quitting the incli'.Tidual even at his death, the Pollee and . governinent .bury, the people, by ni . eatis ol'an Ace and etablishment for that,• pur pose, and at the hour it suits them. What do Englishmen say to this? What think Britons of the Prereaor of weak States—the man who W.lgel; war for the :liherty of the seas ?—lnso lent boaster ! While the people of France. are More degraded than the cattle in:our stalls, you talli of the ind,opendenee of fc;,ble States; and of opetting the seas of the ~ .vorld to the commerce of every people! In tru.',h,,nothi»g that has taken, place in the history titt-:,l,ProgreF.s of int.ukind. is half so revolting, to just . pritwiph. , ; -and vicW3 as the empire of Bonaparte, enginei 4s the Police of i 3 horrible. o , „„inlivr of not easily known, and wralT.illrYt Crefiii.ol. New ones in vast numbers were ial , :en 1,1 - ; A. the time of the Coronation, and price 3 ; flinn a 0 sots (i 5d.) t clay, to t' , a"; expl!ti. to keeping a eerrian . e. They are called th ilti..p,e•ftors Of the mitt ,aa in divisions mi d, spy theai, and who are again spud lit till". !..ms :.H.l that abuses operate their ;'• • ! • ,lation in the re. !he • !' ~, • .;;.,es not cork its of the worst • of sit • ,tlons of an enlight ;l-00, that every: thing is done: • ; ; ; , • • „!',. Bonaparte pays . . intproant tirkich. and. t nt fregttently ,t axamirling the ,re r, . rations, and suspicions and the othe.. .• , •1 , , - ,; and inquisitors. The even into, the private Tr • . .• ; of hotkinusters 1, , 1:; •, he lx ar they speak , :reatens witii . c6nfitiOnent in ' , :4-,IJ - len. • inatioii Of the Duke 'd'Enghieri i. • . • vcry prcOly style it so), t • 7 death of that ill-fitted young Prince , atiCl have th.E.nr ii1411111c!4, arid shut up in ;!;tvilt. , 7 been to sliy .0 a they ltitd _ r"".ci it. ' 1 f ' French, it is vratify ,,, , , o f th n em viewe'd, find • . tai.inrl in that Odious light . , .1-,acct by die tuati, of niun.: A.t • , Is of terror in the heat of ( A, terror of tile present artsiy; hy aNaellation3 of tko Tilde' 'Fbe. black pr , .....,nted scat*, <leatb, every rnonyiit to the q - 2.,5 he \vitite ter: ; Jr l i secrur 411 d 'm idi hidden racks; and torture, and ! - ,11 C.:lt.' Il 7,/r , r i!Ji: +i I;; C 0.1; • ';4t frunt any of the Epic'} , , !o Ik a Secret (j.tlice in the Police to. ; 11 hahvidual, body h the hou..,e ;.s a su , :pc6t or CA VII whoever may L,)!nd COn paily With the persTin wantetll, and to scaxii. away all his papers. " With this o';:der, four, and soinetint - ls six, men repair at day--breali_ tU t. 14 Louse ; and having psaia , LONDON I'rilJ , A by t tiw SLN-01:1 . ed admittance at the outer door; a part of them rti.-!1 immediately to the apartmear where they Skip I their prey is to be found, while others are on t!w watch below to prevent an, body from going ont. If they do not lannediately diccover the person they want, they gill have viftims !---Thus,,should then• ingruEtions not describe thy_ it prey accarateiy, they order the persons they do find to fi , :e Linin7ALttrly. On these occasions sonictime , -; beds niei-ipp‘2:l open. and searchel, and every drawer in.the house is ran-' sacked. a rts:ls ind the Prisoner said it was do ;e h the Lent o • . .Wood, the other Officer, gave the same testimony ; and further stated that he bad found tile pistols, and that one of them, when the charge was drawn belore the . Coroner, was loaded with s a • Thomas Rice gave much the same evidence as the former witnesses ; and farther sta,el, that he asked tli nisoner why he was gui`ty such a horrid crime) Ile answered,;'' It was the aggravation of Use moment." , " All papers and doc7r,,ebts they may. find (and no place, bowc.v,:r secr,q, escapes their. search)., and which the chief of thee banditti judges likely to . be Worth particular examliination, are seal ed up, and with the tintininnatepris'oner put into a coach t On the ',vay They throw out mysterious hints to the motives d the arrest, and tell him some dreadful secret has befn discovered against him .; and they always decline to say whither they. are conveying hint. - It is - I.l,ital to put the prisoner first into a iilace at the Office of the Police, which is called'the .Depot , --a spacious room, with a small window in one corner. Here are . sometimes a great *number of persons, who, if they can pay tbr 'a bed, may lie down on a sort of milit-ary mattret , :ses, ran Ted on a sloping bench, like those to be seen its guard-rooms. In this place all communication with their friends is denied them ; and, according to the pressure of business in the offices, they' lie sometimes a month without any examination. "..,Eut generally, if he has time, the collections of the morning are sai . ted by the Clerk of this 17*- part ment, (nor thesetirrest3 take place every day !) and all those against 1;17hom there is any kind of de finite accusation, are moved away to another more secret and solitary confintimenC • " Seine who are broutht thither wirier the vaguest and slightest suspicion, have the good fortune to be interrogated in the course of •two or three days, ac cording to circumstances ; their papers, its not -Volu minous, having bceli first ei.amined. Those Ny'hose misfortune, it is to have'vOlumiuou3 papers are kept till a time of leisure.. - Sarah Vrtunly,, testified to the situation of the de"- ceased ; and, on her •eross-examination, the. Prisoner had been, for a considerable • time back, often in.a' deranged state. • • - Virro Armstrong,, a Sarreon, sat,' the deceased shortly after she was murdered, lying in the back parlour, W'itlf a quantity of blood About her. The left eye was forced from the socket by a ball from a pistol, or some other weapon ; the ball entered at the inside. corner of the leit i eye,' and shattered the. hone in a dreadful manner; the deceased was dead, and the Wound she 'received was undoubtedly the Cause of her death. He opened ibe..head before the Coroner, and it appeared that the ball hitcl passed through her braid. The Prisoner lieitig then asked, what he had to say in his defence ? said, in so low a torie,that one of the Clerks*as obliged to repeat his words to the tourt . Lord; I have frequently . been pant past my senses from the ill usage of my wife,and sons ; they put me iti 'prison about three Months-agcy; I took yny two eldest sons, into partnership, and my wife would have an agreement :IrLi ,yn up that they should have part of the tools, part 4.f tile stock, and part of thehouSehold fuiditure, and lease of tile ho;e , es also insisted oh having all 1 - te':otitstainling debts. I Was Willing to agree. to 4111 but that would not satisfy them. The agreement was not strongenough to keep'themb ,they Wannid to. le ;we the, and t.ake part of the !roods to: themselves; though, by . the agreement, 'they were bound to carry on btisine3; at No. 43 ; Mount Pleasant. My-wife wished them to go ,gone' me, and also to leave me her2elf .and, be cause .1 would , not agree to this, they x'crzi., al!,vay3 upon me, and drove Me beyond sen.';oB, so that was.often guilty of improper .meth." • George Barclay, a smith, said he served his ap prenticeship to: the Prisoner, amid continued with him, for , ten years, for the first five or six of Which he was a A . /err good master ; but, in 178 q), lie, •by accident, reeeivede a blow Of a sledge-hammer - en the, top of the heacl,aoiis. was stoophig to his work, from a man of the tiam9 C pt urn hy, .Ivheit lie re ceiuedtlie-blow, lie tell, and hr,r sense leS5 fittjtwo or three. days. JAM, this time, 'he did not,.conclua . Nroself is 'he'did betb're, Inn would oftep give him orders, meted neat _morning forget he gave them; and Wcfuldthen talk in the MostineohereatManner, run 7 hag from one subje& to anotnere Thomas7Constable his apprenticeship to the Priscirmer,.and r&mained•NVith.him fourteen years, during Which time tla.e i'risoner's condnd was- not. regular: He had oftei'i seen him Working from six in the rporniiig until aim, and then stopping:sndden ly and remain ti.)r a• considerable time, Opening and shutting his mouth, , theki 'staring about and looking wildly, leaving the iron heewas working at the lire until it Was coMpjetely spoiled, •Sometimes he would be shiging,i'• the sensibly', then on polite ;s, then of M6Se;Aaron,...nd Jaob, without any con neaibne cited it; th 6; most atdierous.thanner. Ile at one timeraZl 'Stimding ijir the Street, with his ' , back agitinst a post,. and It shoes in his hand, With it was with difficulty lie colild get bini to pot them on and go home; in sitort, Ins concrtaEt,..nt. units,_ appeared to been to be ,that of a rnagthan. • . • • e - • , IS;inetten...witnesses were exmmaed on the part of the Prisole , ..r,, all of whona testified to different mad smuts of, which he had been guilty: 'Viz. tunning tip and down the house with a .loaded gun, which the neighbOurs were obliged to take from him by force; running through the streets. with his eyes staring, talking and singing in the mosterunrensical manner, then talking gravely, and going ft - om one subject to another, ,without any ;11(.'!aning. ' Mr, Justice LAWRENCE , read, over the evidence •to the. Jrtry,-and obserired, that. there were two things they had 'to eonsiderl; the first was, whether the de ceased got her 'death by the PriSoner ? of Wluch, he thoUght, there was no doubt ;: the next was, what state, of 'mind the Prisoner. 'was in, When he come mitted the offence ?. whether he could di4ingilish wrong at the time, though his general • (*dna was that of an insane enan This, he said i was the only point they had to consider ; and, atter explaining the law •to them, recommended them to dire& their attention to the evid'ence given. The Jury retired, and, in about ten minutes, re turned a verdi& of Acoind. , - • ti,tkat joy manifested itself in Court; some clap ping-was heard in time Mr. Jiastice LAWRNCF. asked the Foreman, whe ther it was on the ground of ite;anity the "Jiffy proilouticed their verdi6l . l Being ain - c.ver?ti in the affirmative, he desired that the Prisoner:Jtuuld ue 'detained and taken care of. PitiLT 0b TE,STE B;Lrlk Stork, ISt Navy s per Cen , . gall k per Cwt. 1797, 99i inch s per Cent. • , 4 per Cott. 7Sk '771 7 5 . ; per Ct. Reii,,,t/ok 59 u, per Cent Con 59.1 Bank L. /lan. 17 5- loth Ditto Short Ann.: s.i6ths • Ifthere is no ground of complaint. against th - party (which happens nine times in ten), he is told he may go and take his' papers, -and that it was a mistake ; .and as there is no responsibility, and no laws for the liberty of the person exist (or at 1034 are observed), no possible satisfaCtion can . 1.x.1 obtain- 1 tad for these outrages, 'which are daily c,d.)inniittecl On. natives and foreigners indiscriminately. • " Should the arregt begrounded on the accusa tion. u of some unguarded. - expression hay i fal ten from the parry, against the person or the Incasnres of 3-61- wParte, he is Strialy interrogated as to his connexions, and accuied of being excited by sonic Prince or Power inimical to .1 ratic(4,i that is; to the tyranny exercised by the Usurper. it nothing of. this sort appears eitlier froM the examination or, by the irnres:igation of his papers, as a grciat indulgence he is sent, to the opinion side ..of some other prison, there to lie for an•indetinitcl tinte ; and nOthitk; can • quicken his 'release except, interest made with the'. Minister of the Police. , • • (To. be conibuird.) OLD 13..4.f4EY. --- :~ THIRD DAY-401DAY, JULY 1 ( 2. Manias- Fisher Was i odiaed for the ‘‘ ilful murder of Anne, his wife, by shoetingoher through the herd. Stisartnah Ruileston deposed; that t he prisoner was agun-lock , smith, and lived. at No. 13, Mount Plea,- sant. . She lodged io the house, and on the ad' of June, at five 'o'clock in tlie eVening, was drinking tea with the deceased. ATerSon came to the Win dow and broke a pane of glass; then same person en came to the door, which way bolted, and . asked for the." key of the shop. `f lit deceoiSed handed it to him, and bolted the door ; a short tinie.after this the Pri- ' sow came to the parlour door, and finding itlocked, 'cried out,." won'taroil let Mein ?" The deceased re : fose.d, and the Prisoner attemptedto force it open, but could not. •He then went away, and 'Shbrtly after she heard a peeson•go up stairs, come down agai n, and go into the . yard. The 'window of the back room . was then opened, and the deceased went into the foorri to shut it. ImMediately after the wit ness heard a shot fired, 'and not bearing*Mrs.!Fisher Stir, concluded she was gone, to hide ; but the! si leneeeonfouting, she went into the room, and, found it-full of smoke. The deceased was lying •on the ground apparently dead. • ' e • On her.cross-examination, she said the Prisoner was often, to all oOpearance, 'out of his mind ; but had- not been in that state for a. fortnight before this happened. Joseph Underwood lives in 'Boathe's-latildings, Mount-pleasant. On the 3d of June, between five and six in the evenio,o; he was a l arme d by a child,. who told him what had happened. He Went-im mediately to Fisher's house, and on entering the . front parlour,: he saw the Prisoper 'sitting •in . the corner; he then looked into the hack-room; the' deceased -lay behind :,the 'door, about two, vardsi. from the window ; . her left eye was suspend;d off her left temple, being forced -out of the socket ; a 'greet onantity of blood issued from her head, aod" . she Was to. an •4ppearanee dead. He then left • illary Przrnell was, indiCted for uttering a forged the rocim, and, having gone a, little WAY train . Pri- ,'a. note, with intent to , defraud „theGovernOr and sonerts h o u s e, .met an, Officer 'of the - nameof IC B Company of the. ink of England.' . . ' Rii.:e, whom he brotight baek with him ; the Pei- ' The Prisoner went to the shop of Mr. Ballady, a' • sOner - Was then in. the sable ' p l ace h e l e f t - Mime— Shoemaker in the Strand, on the evening of the 9th Rice searelied him, but nothing of any cOnsequestce of iNelarch, , and purchased a'pair of shoes, when she N 1y(1.4 fbi.oid:ou •-• him. A person who 'WS ill the tendered the Note irt question to Smith floe :ihoposan, , '' Fisher, I ileVer 'thought you room sltid to him,' s took .it.backWards to his nuo,ter, who reeuest would lilai-e done this 5". and . the Prisoner atmirered, ed the: Prisoner to 'write' her name on iLe back, bur -.,. " but I hart doneit." . The witness, 311 d in' Officer she Said she could. not vi.irite; and lcocn tins, an 'of the name of Wood, went into the back Shop, sr.inn other circtunStattees, the Prosecator Aispeae:l and, :after setrchinglor a considerable .tithe, found . the Note to lie bad. The Pri,soor c eonsented e to two pistols at the farther end of. it, among some seraps leave it till the Morvity follo , kitt, 'this beinonthe of ireti ; one of them . tinieate to has t. .been latelY- Saturday: - 'SI I le, oowe ver;never ealli. A Munber di:x.:lea rl.;ed, and lutd blood on ;: tht.- othin'syas load- of Notes of - simllnr fabrication I.)c u! n ciriviaiim, ed;:but ite cot . l!(f . ttot; say v. -ether it 3,-tas‘trimed. or the 'Officers' of the Batik were 1ii:_ , ..., and, no, 1, not. -, On t. 0 r..,.oeunination, tics said, tbe,TriSoffer . , than x_ e sif these, if fippearedhad b , een Passed I,e, seeined much L g'tat(!ii ; liii!n , tis were darting out -0r;,,1 the Prisoner•in ( few days. ' : Salt' wa:;, teken to Bee, -' his'llead, but Le die loot thick he:waS'ilitcfxteated - .street., is hei : ethe i radestuen Who had becti impoe,,.. Tholoas White, an Officer of 'Hatton Garden, in con - .ldentiffed hei.• ..G:iiity•L--fiet,r'i.' ... . . conieo i twll:o of nitiwtmtlion, Vent widi-Wood; a . The . Post-0111 ec has v:ithdratvn tl; e P.; osccutio; ) brother Officer. to thteßrisoners house, and haying' 0-• ' 't NI-N . ' 'i ilio IP - ' , i i ' 1. od l , ' - e ' le hiei to Hltton Gareien. Ou a.,,m11'- J- i• t,i , , ~ 1 ,.ii../.:11C) , ~..ta ;, () _... .. apprc,hended ti ti ' t ''''''' ' : -- - - I - •tediroe b'll ' feceo a iteler : h ot.:1 1.... . , ts, , .., ..., ..c„ . the, was, he ask (1 hills, Why . he was' of sue, ; . , ~ . - ve r-5 , 1" 3f ECIIAR I) HA RR ,a No, 4 , M . a rt!ev.totsrt, tior;-..s.treet:; , P;i4)osilid r , i y t i t r . :l;f South, 11.1!)1 t ici j>(). .1 ;; stnti,d 1; - A'Nera tisqaent,s Prdt74 for the -Pal). r a 14Citers tic tit; -00.11•Viid) „ill bo ad` lre '" sc • . . Z-111 SF, S SSSI.VS. ro-mas' Bazimiers was irtli6ted for defraw... G°6'dall., a ivatcholaker, in firy,lgi.-!s-itt.,.T,t, Covert• garden, of. a :.vateli. l'he faa-; of fl rase !Iv° already beett • 1-,id 4.) , ...4gc. th4'.' Pnlil.c. TM Prii-ur ol3tained the w: , Acli by describiiig It:ltsel to 1), - tiv! owinerefit, wirmt, in 1- ., r 4 , if 1.,4'1;'-igi:tlt° 3 7. ! :'' 1)Orrinf;t011, ', 1.,7! Wi.' 'J • 1%, V-. i'PX.t OiliCa. ~:' Jury fo - I.lnj i 11.., - .' ' 1 .. ; . . ....; ;:;ter of*, , I ()l el ;!(!;.• :•:: , :l 3 Whitech',ipe. , l,_ \v.', ; pro:;6cAied br , .. j'.• 1 0: Ord: trance for receiving several sets of 14. , -' ' ''-' ,' l:l ' . ' from a boy tart yews of ac;r.-,, ‘t•-i.) 104 titoleg tlt° 'from the . I. l ovi i ig. - It appeared. the. Prisoner h:rt en- Cottraga the boy to brin - g taus property, aud that IV gave an illti-sior • ptice fig 4.—a/illy. Edward .di9rri3O was Colt of corntnitting,!'l assault with intent to vividl I\l;lis,i-,,t Vie;t :Pe Fr°SeCtitri IC w. 4- niakin2,lv:ty with the Pri.;otter in 2 field. be to Mr. Clivot falai at lienon, W.hert, the attempt was•made. The errel.llllStllllCei of til'. case were not' of a very aggiavated ittilve. --- 1, BIRTIIS. On the t tth ult. at Lisbon, CI:: Lnily 11. D. Frazer, via Dan,Oitei. Øn Wednesday last, in Clitfordostroet, the I.Wy at co , B. Esq. of a Son. Ihigaclier.Grac, -- ___------ -----------"--'4 fl AR vxn. o f ISirt?el,nrnE°Tsrgehi.gtor:}(lltirire'sioB(rt)asiteEltinllkilica:wr.dieE.i.aD°Tvll;l7.",:hes Sicarlicet(l'il::E!:tbl Oa ThurSdAy night, artter son's house in Cuf , .•' fir/ tGer,(sdnett'el‘4lvostillvtitutittyrresi.iast i t o , e i s; :ni lad el t 5c.::::..0.1,0tir, t i s n g t . 110(til:::rt:1:jf,i'll cs j.:; o age. LatelY. at Guernsey, Lieutenant-Colonel 0 " bell, C.iptairt in the eh Royal Veteran Battalion. ~,,,,, A few days since, at Harlington, 101'4401/N, At 1 . 1 „7,,,fp tanned age of t 4 .1 yea:4 lolitt Kirupst3n, labourer, " t t , 5 tained MSIiiCIMICS to the last. His yvtivOt 'lsi ; t i' is upw-.1.1s of bawlear old, an, w110,5,iii.: mutable, he was very lir:g:a it! the cal ly Part °" ' SIO:',I,:S. 0tr. ,,, indiA Stock, lodili tio,,:,;', ,Soutis Sea:hot:l:i I Exclrequer liiii;,, I ()Intattni, b 5.1 0 i |!m p s erlii i 3 /`Cri.t. . Diltil :.l ti 3 . C4I . ; p. i t Gsi C or 6 1 1 • —..-4 MEW• -------'.7;:.------ --,, FAMILY RESIPENCE, ili.)1(.1. ''''''"l4l3 E C. thi Cotratr of Cr W) .4 . EN 0 ",(....'"-2-'-' • ..., • I'o 11,E S 01,1) 11,1 At ( ;lAN, •. . By Mr. i ',Oil 1 - i. , , S . , ,I!, cl At Garrawa.,,s (. .' • . , • . • '‘' • Coriol., . e. ~ :• ~. ' , • . ,• . i* ' . l'lt . '. i Ito , ••.',i.•- .. ' - '" SING , ' , ',i, ...r,Lil, A . ~.; L. .: . . 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