The Sun. — London, England, 1817-09-01 00:00:00

In i 7 .1 , mit: wEsrs PicrurtEs. . . • tirltSt REJECTED, ST. PETIM's , FI RST I. • SIiRMON,, tli.-DESK-;N of the GRITCIFIXTON of '..k\TIQUR, with several piuTeßns ~,iwsKE.i.cliE; other . : Scriptlisal Subiettsi are now FAO I giT:No• at 1 15, Pall-Malt, near Carlton-House, every clay, from till FiVe. " • \iu t ~.., By:OP:iv!'" CHARLES S:k.1.1:11', Sec. .lp",'• Proposals for rublishing by 4ohseriptiou a pitiNT of 'i,. ‘l Sl' - REJECTED; to be had a the Exhibition Rooms, 1 5 11 M. 11 ~,,s . ~ P . a -I a . STEALING MONEY LorrErty. 4 1111 J. sivt4:witl(7 Err request the attelitiqa kll 4 ' of the Public to the SMALL LorI'ERY which is to be in , One Day, the 10th of SF.PTENIII-8120 In which, 're are only-2,000 Ntimber3,and TWO Prizes of 0,0001., 114 1 t i tIs t are less than were•ever before against e•airr -ll':tei_mnleirse Sop of 40,0001. , Sterling,:by purchasing Two sof One Noather. The Scheme contains Twenty Ca .l ittelailii4T,.the Two Prizes- of, 4,0001. which are to be ' l l;'ed to the Prizes of tr;,0001.; there is also the Sterling 1 4 1 411 of beingickets and Shares once niore.suld-to the at moderate Prices. SEVEWItiG•If' 1-ope the Public will e xpe l ler-lee a - that .+ - / - 0 - od — royr one - O 'Twat itas sir no their 'lid-established Offices, Ni :17, ; • t it/11min ; '30;1-L13-Market ; :mil 141, Oxford-st reel. • I N THE TENTH OF THIS MONTH. ti•tost respectfully remiutis his hest I,f • Frienis the xamie - that the STA'L'E LOTTERY will all drawn in One Div, vac. WO o f THIS MONTH. Nel•ente consists of 5, aoorid-rts tO be drawn in Classes • wch arraiw;einent, aperSo , n purchasing I'M) tickets of ' , Number lo.ty FORTY TIIOI:AAND vouNns MONEY! ' , ere 'are Two ~.•20,00," l'r;zes, betides various other Ca- Of which are Sterling l'rloney. :I t 'kets and Shares are selling, in great Variety, at fISH's COrnhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, Loudon, whtre lottery juet finished (as - ustral), Capitals greitter in 1 / 4 1 4i1 k a• and amount were sold, than at any other 011 ice. • • -CONTINENTAI. CONNEXION. . ."AtCHANTS, SUIV,OWNEAS, AI:GTIONEERS, and ntAnEitst of every Description. (1.; MGN-VNl,..Bankselier' of Paris, and ti t cribs. Daily Emzlish Newspaper in •that Messengey," and of tile ;1101)114 1 41 . i i ; 4 , entitled '' R.,•pertorr," respectfully in k' 'the inhaibitznts of tire United Kin r tdoni, that he has ap- Irl tetl , Mll 'Otrl'Fr P 100 -seller, No. 73, St.PaursClittridi ! 1 4 receive Advertisetocats for ins e rt ion in either of these which means the Disposal . ;'if EStates, Sales on . iinercial Province, and: every kind of Information•czl ii,;vd. for an Atir.t!itis'ement, may licipitle„,knywn, not only IRTlte..ht through ail the European Continent, Within a ddys afte it r their transmission. • ARMY CONTRACTS.. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, Aug. 23,,181 i NrancE hereby given to oil Persons desir, arts of Contractim; to supply the following Articles for 1 1 , e•of the ,Army, 11R EAD , to his hlajesty'i Lard Forces in Cantonments, t llLirters, and Barracks, iu the under-mentioned Counties Nand; : ;Litir;.y, Bedford, Berk* tbet 'fovea of Fit!o. Cornwall (incluilng Scilly), Devon, Dor. 4 ", Durham (inelpAling fioly Island). Essex, Gloucester (in cluding the City of Brist , 4, Guernsey, aunt., Hereford; I lertford, Hunts . , Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Jersey, Kent, 14 acaster e Lincoln , Middlesex, Nfol mouth Norfolk,Nortli , apton, Noitingliam, Oxford, gutland, Suffolk, Surrey, ktsses, Warwick, West,lnoreiand, York, City of Ely its.V'icinity, City of Carlisle and ditto; City of Chester P 'nd ditto, Toau of Taunton and ditto, Town - of Newcasile— aud ditto, Town.of Slirewslatry and ditto,. 'l' own °I Leicester and . ditto, Town of Dudley and ditto, Town ul Il trby aliddittt, Town . of . :Sloth and ditto, ToWn of 1-( .!rhantitton' and ditto, North and' Sodth Wales; and in the 'several Counties in Is:!trtli'Bt-iiain. As also BREAD 'to the I - r0u5t...1144 Troops in,Ltutton and its Vicinity,. OATS, to lajt.sty % "s Cavalry in cantonments andC/Ciar t'rs in the tnnler-m - entioned Counties and Islands : Bedford, BerwiCk, Che'ster; iYerhy,'Diirliam, Gloucester, Hereford', ilert ford, Htnits, tineoln, :Monmouth, Oxfotd; Itutland,- Stafford, Wgstixort.lauil, Worcester, City of . Ely and its Vicinity, Town of Shrewsbury and ditto, Town of teicestcr .aid ditto, Town of Slough and ditto, North and 'South : ales. FOiLAGE, viz; OATS; HAY, 'and 'STRAW, to his Ma• 3esty's Cavalry in Barrai-ks; and OATS in. Cantonments and Quarkers, in,,the under-mentioned Counties in South Bri- tain Bcrks, Cornwall,' Devon, Dorset, Essex, Ilants (includ ing the Isle of Wight.) . ; Kent,' Laneasier, Middlesex, Nor folk, i4orthatniston, Nottinithath; Suffolk; Surrey, Sussex Warwick, Wilts, York, Ordnance Barracks at Newcastle stpon-Tyne,, and .Oats its the County of Northumberland • Town of Taunton and its Vicinity, and in the several Coon ties in 'No;th Britain . . *As also FORAGE to all Horses kep for Majesty's Service-in the Island of Guernsty, Jersey and Alderney. . That the Deliveries arc to * commence on and for the 25th day of October next; that Proposals in writing, scaled up •and.mOrked, Tender fur Array Sapplie . s,':' will be received: thii Office on or before Thursday, the nth' day of Sep tember (out-none will be remised rafter Twelve &Clock o:: that,d4y); . andifsent by Poit, the ybstagelnustbe paid. Proposali .thust he made separately far each County and Island, or : Place, except for the Counties comprising North and Suuth i Wales, all of which must be included in one Ten- . ! der ; as also must the several Comities in North tritain; and.' the Proposal for the supply of Forage In Guernsey mustin -chide Alderney ; and each, Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by two Persons of known Property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the ptinted Par ticulars, fpr the doe PerfOrmance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless Made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in trords at length; and should it so happen that during the Continuance of the Contract no Treoiis slibuld be supplied nncle'r the Contract, the •Expence of the Stamps fur the Contract and Bond, paid in the first in stance by the Contractor, shall lie refunded to him. Particulars of the Crintracts may be had . upon application at these ch;mibers, between the hours of _Eleven . aild and at the Office of Deputy commissary-Gm:l - al Young, Zdiabw 64. . • , , . . - • Pe. . , ..' _ • . , ./....: . . ire -41...1--F..-y• " •-,,..:!--,- . .....,,,,...*.,...........,,,,,-,,. ...............,,,- - --, ,,,,, ,, , ,f , 41..... , +..........1. 4-1. , - , ,,, , , 46.11 ,, , , ,.. • ' . . , . ~.; ' , , 0:. . , S ~a 6 . . •;• , 1 - 1 • 'fit ' , Ittli ' • ' - s , '.. • • - ,"% ! • • - ..• ,•••• ,• • • 6 :•• • . 41.1 , .-. ~ ..z t i 4 : .. . ag 1 -,-.-... ! .......,,JI ... :. _:.: , -,. , i .._ R, , ,,... ! . : .:,:.....,:„, ~ .: :.: , , • , • ~,••,0. ...., .-. „,, , • I • ..; - et.. , :. 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PERS(NS to %Ilion) the COMMIS SIONERS hart 'agreed to grant LOANS .of EXCHE QUER BILLS, are Thereby: required forth'with to talc the Measures necessary to COMPLETE • the NEfJ7RITIES to be - given by them, so that the Advanees to he made than may be issued without delay. The Parties are to address themselves either to the Secretary of the Board, or to the Solicitor, as the case may be ; if to the latter, under corer to thc Secretary. WILLIAM HOLDEN, - Secretary.' OFFICE OF ORDN/INCE, zlitzf.li, 1817. III: P R rNc' '11)41. ()PTICERS of His MA IL JE S 7 ' InS ORDN,INCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be receloril at their o,'sce in Pall-,lfrtll, . . on o r orecf Friday, the sth day of September vext,from. such &Awns as anay be_willing to -undertala, the Supply of period of One Year. . Patterns of the Arti, Trs may be viewed, upon application oat the Principal Storekeepers';Office in the Tower ; and further Particulars, together with the .2"crin,s and Con ditions of the Contract, maybe known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and Four , o'Clock, tx , here the Propiisals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Copper Hoops ;" but no Proposal can be etdniitled ,after the, said sth day of September, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making It, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Oider °like Board, R. H. CREIr, Secretary. VICTUALLING -OFFICE , 2tt v 1817. NOTICE' TO TERSONS' INDEBTED TO THE VICTUAL- LING BOARD. • W•HEREAS it is provided, by the Act of the , 57th of the Kitig,C,ap. 11.1, that Monies on. the head of Victualling, Ol l Stores, and Imprests, should be paid into . the Account of the 'Fi'easurcr of the Navy, at the BANK OF' ENGLAND, on an'oriler signed by the Treaserer, Payinaster.: or C:ashier of, the Victualling to reteive the sane. The COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAI ES- Tr's NAVY- do hereby give Notice to all Persoos indebted to the Victualling Board, that on and aftei the Ist Seytem bee, 1817, application must he made at the Navy ray -Office, for the nek-ssary Order to the Cashiers of the Bank, to se ctive the Money ; and on. paying the Amount into the Bank, a Ceriificate or-Receipt for the same will be given. NO Bill or Order in favour of the Treasurer of the Navy, or any Officer his Department, can be When, it being con. trary to the provisions of the Act. • VICTUALI,ING-OFFICE, Aug. R, 1317. THE CO/11.i111.StSiONER$ for VICTUALLING His 11-4.ISSTI"S PT do hereby giro Notice, That ou Tuesday, the 23d of September next, they will be read") to receive Tenders ht writing (waled up), and treat for a Quantity of Prime IRISH BEEF and PORK, not exceeding, on the' aggregate, Twelve Thousand Tierces of each Species,. to be cured in the ensuing Sea3on one eighth part thereof to. be picked in Half -Thtnehe?ns; parts in Tierces,, and the remaining one-eighth part in Barrels; to be delivered into Ms Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Ports mouth, Plymouth, and Cork, in regular proportions of each dc3Fription of Ca oks, In/ the periods u nder-mentioned, • vi•i% One-third part of-the whole hy the 14th February, ' Oar'-lhird pert more by the 15 t / i 1818, tie rem.;iniiig tided part by the 31st May, • and to be paid for by Bills payable, without. Interest, sixty days sifter tlatc. , The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se cretary's Officeynt this Office; or by applying to Mr. J. W. Dunstereille, Agent Victualler at. Cork; to the Collectors of ltis Majesty's Customs at Linseeick, Belfast, .2Nrcwry, and lf'",itsaford . ; and tuthe Secretary to the POstnzasterGeneral s at' Dub; in, resp . reline( 11. N.11.,,V0 Tender for a less quantity than 500 Tierces of Bed', and 500 Tierces of Pork, gill lie admitted; nor will regard Le had tolany in which the Price shall not be inserted • - in Words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Boa;s1 he:fore •One o'Clock on the said TurSdaY , the 23d of,September next ; nor unless the Person; who makes the Tender,• or- some Person on his behalf; attends to answer when called for. Each Tender must be accompanied by 4 tette) signed by two responsible Per.sons,' engaging to become bound with the ' Party tendering in the Penal Suns of 15/. per Cent. on the amount, for the due performanccof the Contract. talogue. • I cus-rom-Housß, LONDON, Aug. (25, 1817. FOlt SALE, (by Order of the Hon, the Conimissioners of his ›lajestyTCustoius); on Monday the lst; Tuesday the 2d, WeiMesday the 3d, Thursday the 4"th, and Friday the sth September, 1817, at Two ()TWA the Atte rnoim lire tisrly, at the Coroincreial Sale Rooms, •Nlinenig-lane, - • Til ipg GOODS for HOME CON SUMPTION : Brandy, r ßnui, Genera, • Am:el:, Whiskey, Coy- Cologne NlTater, Wine, Soy, Aromatic Vinegar, Cas tiir Oil, Mitngoes, , China, Printed Paiier,:.Onhonind Books, Antique Carved and Gilt.Pietnre Frames, Rose Wood. Deals, Latliwood; Mahogany, Vorildge, Boats; Vessels, and Materials of Vessels,: tiunpowder, Tobacco Ashes 'and Ci+rctrrs, and sundry other GOods; as mentioned in the Ca- CLEAR OF ALL. DUTIES. w Also to Casks of Wine,' for Home Cons - rimpti on' on pay ment attire Ditties of Customs and Excise; or for Exporta tion free of Bgy, The 'Tobacco * Ashes and Cinders to be viewed at th - e To bacco Warehouse, London Ducks; the Gunpowder at Man , r ;le's Magairie, Barking; the Deals, Timber, Trathwood,' lirlahogany, Cordage, Boats, Vessels,. and Materials of Ves sels, at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhithe ; Printed Paper, Unbound Books, Picture Frames, and Rose Wood, at (ilohe Yard ; .and all !lie other Goods, at the King's Cellar, (Aral Exchange, Lower,Thames-street, on 'Thursday the 23th, Fri day the 29th, and Satuviday. the 30th Instant, from Ten ir'elock u the Morning to Two o'C:trick iii the Afternoon, aurl on the Mornings before the Sale. ' N.il. , Oroods - bonght a+ this Sale must he paid for at the Re ceiver of Fint:s•and Forfeitures Office, , Cast/um-House, ori-or before Wednesday, the itth day of September, .ISI 7, or the Deposits tirade thereon will absolutely - become forfeiter!, Catalogues may be had at the li.ine.s , .ViSrehouse, Nu. 9' L LolAer TL.mei-strect) price Is, each. .. • • • , • THE QUAI J ELY REVIEW. No. XIKX`III ptiliu - sHED on THC)ISDAY. PORTS MOUTH AND ARUNDEL CANAL. liE COP.IM ITTEE haee the satisfactin, - , to ,:acttnailit the Poblic. that the ROYAL ASSEN'i . has' !men g'ranted to the Act of Parlimnent for CARRYING this - UNDERTAKING INTO EFIFECT; .:111,1 the Sum of ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR TIIOi_N.AND EMIR, HUNDRED) POUNDS having bec;t already sphscribed, there is wanted only the further Subscription of TWENTY THOUSAND SIX I.II.IpRED POUNDS to complete the amount of the Esti mate, upon the completion of which Subscription the Writ Ls will be immediately commenced. The greatest care having been talon to ascertain the Exneoce of making this Canal, and that it will he a very profitable Concern to the Proprie tors, the Committee with confidence submit the few remain in,{ Shares as a most eligible mock of. investing Capital at this thee. All particulars !nay .be obtained, and rt ference had to the Plans, Estimate, List of Subscribers, State of Trade, &c. at a,iks 11, S td l%_ 11 :1il ; e l . ) , l ) s sl c r r!. I t i ° t . t ) tig,s niul 4 s. * ( t -i e i s: i 3. 8 c 0 l Pound, nt, .P a Portsmouthil 7 1 t hutl ((1 ' r:fej tt etc' • CATON ON THE VENERI,',AL - 9ISF.ASE AND ITS CON SEQUENCES,. This Day was published, A New Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cases, PRACTICAL TREATISE nu PRE VENTION and - CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, exhibiting the Character, Sympionts, and Thatment of the Diseasesiminediately or remotely connected with it; contain log Observations an Gleet, Stricture, Mucal Discharges, the Übe •of the Caustic and common Bougie, Cutaneous F.rup-• imae s .inary Venereal Diseases, Debility, general or 10 7 the Theory of Generation, &e. &e. co:uprising an Ele mentary Work for Students, and a Guide to -the general Reader ; • interspersed with•select Prescriptions, applicable to each Division of the Disease. By'!'. M. CATON, Surgeon, No. 10, -Stanhope - street , Newcastle-street, Strand late ot , the united Hospitals - of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and. Cu. 20, Paternoster-row, London. FOR THE SUN. STOCK DEBENTIjitES M tt. EDITOR ,—H acing seen in The Morning Chro niclean address under the signatore of W.Du N ha. states himself as employed in fivaocial calculations by Mr. PITT, 'and on that ground founds' his pretensions to particular attention, I gave such" to his plan accordingly, and shall now briefly trouble you with the restilt. If I understand this gentleman rightly, his scheme is to increase the national circulation, by converting the public funds into.issuable tichen tor-es, which he says pay be considered as cash, and answer every purpose of increased issues , either of paper orthe precious metal;. la what 'manner, however, this is to' answer that purpose, in ever so It ivial t< degree, 1 con fess myself at a loss to conceive ; a's such deben tures w in, tt iu fact no more than a receipt for so notch funded property, which, however dis posed of, wit be of no t . ntire value or effect than the stock itself before it was eschanged for such debentures; 'and every operation to - be effected by these latter might just as eas,ly, and quite as 'effectually, be done by the present pode of trans ferring the stock itself. For suppose yoo have 10,0001. vested in the public funds, and, in ex change for such, that, you receive a hundred lebentures of 1001. each, to, what possible advan tage -can you convert such ii'e'bentures, which ;night as 'easily _awl as conve n iently be obtained from the stock itself, is now vested in the, public your strutoire, or be deposited mu with Your bankers, or applied to' such purposes as your wants Or in clinations point ont ; in either of these cases, let me ask, 'what is there gained to the general cir culation 'or the ~country, which is not equally •gained by the mode which this plan is , i , roposed to. superSede ? It cannot be said rhat.caPoal would be more securely deptisited in one's own hands, or those of bairkers, thatriu the I.3ank'of England; and for 'the purposes of expenditure and transter .tern hand to hand, the one plipi seems,to possess o uses or advantages not already possessed. by the other. It is possible that I may have misvnderstoo Mr. Dunn's phn,and theretore I must.by allowed to speak subject to Correction; bat it by furihei explanation he can sliew , how the national cur rency is to be increased by any 'means of this description, he will have discovered a financia art:anon) of. the greatest possible benefit to society under existing circumstances. For my own part, 1 cdrinOk see how that circulation -is to be in creased but by tlic issue of the precious metals, or their representative in good and substantial paper ; and in my humble judgment, the lattet may be issued anti .placed'in a train of circulation to any amount, with perfect safety to the State, provided it be the representative of real and not ideal property. Were the Bank of England to extend its dis counts to 20 or 30 milli oils beyond their present credit, whilst such discounts were made in good bills at two months, the national circulation .to that amount would be increased, without any ill effect whatever; or were the Bank empowered to advance to - the like, or a greater amount on landed property, and the length of time in which it should be compelled to exchange its notes into the precious metals were at the slum time ex tended to ten instead of one or two years, the whole object would be at once obtained,. the cit. culating medium of the country woulo,be, in creased, anti things be at once placed on a ground the most - beneficial to the general interests, of which, under all existing circumstances, they are susceptitrle. . n s Should you think, the above at all deservlE,i.g of a place in your valuable and widelv-cirpdating Paper; your insertion of it, as circumstances might permit, .would oblige, Sir, Your. constant Reader, Anne IQ, ISI7. ' TILOM AS . NUB fTT. Fit EN C El. PA PERS. 1).-.11? IS, AUG. 23. FIRST COUNCIL or \V R" OF _THE FIRST miLITARy , s • .• r . TIIIAL OF SEVE•RAL fIIzi , EI2IOk'OFFICERS 711 E 'LP RCGINI3NT OF :THE ROYAL GUARD-, ON. Tit?. • CHARGE: of , HAVING PLANNED AN ( ATTEMPT Oaf THE LIVE 01:‘ THE PRINCES OF THE ROYAL FA.. MILY. When the army, re-created by a faithful Mini. sier, has given brilliant proofs of its devotedness ; when the country, relying on it for its aleatest interests, has - been assured, that the white flag would never receive any other stains thah thOse - arisioglrom tfie blood shed. in its defence, what surprise, alarm, and indignatibn, must . we not e t (''') l a )er e i l e t l o ' s c e e n o c n orli e s a , l"ii %vl tg i .) ,) : h t a l v iat tre l. ro7rm ielm r ) ofb ig e ln being more esptscially chsrged with the most precious deposit,. shonld have conceived the horrible de- lar from giving puhltuty to such a' crime, lc" the judicial discussions, and the judgment' Which will terminate shem,:the odious and afflicting de tails ought, to be buriad in profound silence, were it not of importance to the corps to which the ac cused belonged, that France and all Europe should. know; that the paricidal project, the folly of which equals its wickedness, was stifled even in the hearts of those that, conceived it, and that they sought in vain for accomplices among their corn- • rades, who, on the first news of their arrest, mani fested the deepest horror, and hastened 'to lay at the feet of the Throne the expressithi of their grief and inviolable fidelity. Claude-Francois Desbans, born at Paris,' is charged with being the first instigator of the crime. It was only by deceiving persons who felt • 7 an interest for him, that this man succeeded in oh taining 'admission into the Royal Gnash, 'vvhere he never would have been received hail he beets better known. Among several traits of his life • recently discovered, and which prove the ferocity and perfidy of his character, the folloWing is re lated was in gairiSon at Mentz- in 1814, et ken that town was blockaded by the all:etlitoops, andalf ere he diffused a spit it of insUbOttlinatiOn tit the company to which he belonged. 'Ohe' of his offire's wishing to recall him to his duty by the threat of a severe punishment, D,Shims pilinged . his sabre in his body, and succeeded in escaping . • trout tis'e. town. Oct arriving :at the enemy's ad vanced posts, he annonneed hirnself to the vidette as 'descrier. The vidette was a Cossack, who received him with soldier-like frankness, and offiSred him some brandy. lasread of liamliog hint hts leathern'hottle, which was stung to his shoulder. the Cos Sack stooped to give his visitor the oppor tunity of thinking out of it. Desbans taking ad vaatage of this sit:i.tion, which rendered it Im possible for the Cossack to defend himself, killed him,. stripped him, mounted his horse, and fled. Desbans was then scarcely 22 years of age ; he is •now only 25. After his admission into the Royal Guards be kept company only with men animated by the worst spirit; and 'whose conversation and exhor tations were calculated to unfold the criminal (Hs- positions of his heart. He had himself at first pointed out several int.ividuals' Who treated hi i With drink, and occasionally gave hint small sums, of which he boasted before his comrades, saying, while he jingled his crowns, " A fotirrier of Vol tigeurs never wants money." Desbans has,re tracted, since these, persons, against whom there were not.sutficient proofs on which to ground sh accusation, have been discharged. Oct their be ing set at liberty the aceused were delivered over to the military tribunals. The Crime-continued to ferment in the head and the heart of Desbans. He chose for the deposi tary of" his iniquitous cohfiletice hint whom lie believed best fifactl to be his accoMplice, Jean . Baptiste C 11406.75, aged . 23, born at FlOiog, hear Sedan, who tendered himself wortiiycf this pre ference by the ardotir with which . heSolb,pted the project of Desbaus„ which by common conseot they contniunicated to one of their cotur'ades, named Nepven, aged 21, a native of Arras. 'They are all three fOurriers in the 2d regiment. ChayOui'' has decoration's: This triumvirate meditated the most atrocious and extravagant resolutions. Their nnanimoul , decision was, that the lives, of the Princes ought to he sacrificed. One was of opiniOn, that a read)' opportunity woold be found at a review, as Monsieur and his two sons lire on such oecasiona frequently together. Amither thought . that their .• purpose might be executed with moreease and cer tainty at a hunting party.• When their wilt. loot. ginatirm hail given a greater extent to their pro.- ject, they concurred In the uccessi*:y of leaving 30 or 40 resolute 'teen who _should make au attempt at 'Paris on the ,person of the King, and on. the Thuilleries, While they put to death the Princes. • But where were the 30 or 40 men to be found ? They hoped to collect a great number of t.iscon tented soldiers, and with that view *made several . journies to Pails. ,Finally, they had agreed Upon no definitive plat', %dirt' it, was announced that Monsienr .and tle ; Pukes of 4n g otticitie.tiod Berry were to come to Veisailles on . the 28th of April to review the regiment. ; Desbals wrks:thell of opinion,,that.they should no longer postpone the execution of their enter- . prise, and he propOsed that they slowld. determine by lot who was to fire the first shot, N e p ven , more'titnicl than the.others,treinhic(Lon tie near approach ot the tmonetit when that crime .be et,,ontplisl:e(l,.w.hich,•when contymplated.at a distance, .11a;1 not alarmed him. Ile to ! sdi;l.llestins, `,` 1 must take the business on myeielf." Chayoux,obsurvell that kbingte shut, •however . %vell aimed would not be so.fficiei)!; that •it was accessary 41.1.04 I I