The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1804-05-21 00:00:00, page 1

NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER,
WASHINGTON ADVERTISER.
Unite;! S.tatrt, I),' Via of CnWoia
& id county of Wafhington.
RY, Ocliber 9h, I
William Fenneli, c tmplainant,
a-rainft
nuel B'olget, jun Thorn is M'F.wcn,
Hn Davidlun and William Slilick, D. D.
of the city of I'l.-.ihdclpLia.aulThomas i'oeer
Thunus Munroe, Robert Brent, Ben]-.rub*
:,.rt, filial Boudinect Caldwell, Willi*m
, John StisJtney, Adtm Lindfayl
ird rritkey, Jwnc* Dougherty nd
Francis Lownde* of tiie county oi Wafhiagton
*% dill.-i.i of Cvlvmtria, aforefaid,defcndti.es.
The object of this Lull is to recover the fuai
oF 11,49,3 dollar* With intereft thereon from
the tint day of July iß:u till paid, and the
further Aim i*f fix caita f r colli o! fuit, all
of wiiivh was a to ths complaiiai.t, hy
the Supreme Ceort of Pcnllfylvania on the
faid Mril d.iy of Jn y 1802, at the '
i.n.l o-.vtii.-r of fickit r:ti:nheie-! 13 Jtj in the |
lottery number 11. for the improvement of
tin. city of Vv .ifhiiijrron, which ticket drew |
the priz* of to,ooo dollar 9, acid to gat paid '
tl.ei'c funis, tlie Lfll pi lys that all the mi
winch tlief id .'•■loJj'ct hj.d in any re.
perty in the dlflritSt ol Columbia o:>. the 7th day \
of July 1795 either in law or equity ( keept
lotti No. 12345 and 14, in iquarc 430) j
and which he on th Jt J.iy couvcyc.,' tv Uriah
l-'orreft and BenjatrUß one of the ,
defendants above named in truft to fecure ths '
(it).iiiiiL t.f the priz , drawn in the faid
lottery, ni y he fold to raiAj and fari.d'y in the |
firft place co a certain Uoberc 8 Uiekley the!
fnm <if 21500 dolls, v oh intereft thereon from ■
the s6ch dry of I till paid,and j
the further fum of i$L 1., i >d. And then to !
I..ti-!y and pay unto t'lU-c.nr, l>inant the afore*
faid fun* of 11 495 dollar . with intcrtfl
thereon from the dift d.ty of July till
j.aid .ml tin, furtli i- fut-.i of ni cents. Th«
bill ftate* tint. . ■ j.* t, jiin. Thomas
M'fiwen, William Davidion and William
Smith, 1). D four of the defendants before
named rcfide in t ; i city 0/ Philadelphia in
the Commonwealth of Pcnnfylvaoia. That
ci c faid Blodget i>y hi* deed oi the 7th of
July 179.5, to Uriah ,1 Uenjamin
tit odder t conveyed \ lar, k property in the ,aid
diftridt of < '. to the- payment
Of the prizes drawn i-> f-ij lotttry. Ihat
tin find iilodget (nbt having piid and
f'Cinfitd the complainant for the prize
fodiuwn Vy him .5 aforcf.ii,J) has by fuidry
deeds iince the 7th of July 1705, attempted
to convey part or part, of the property
included in that deed to Forfeit and Stoddert
to tne defendant Benjamin Stoddert, Elias
B. Caldwell, William Thornton, John
Stickncy, Adam l.indfey, I'dward FirJiey
James Dougherty, Ihomai M'iiwcn,
William Davidfon and Francis I.nwnde*
That the property fo attempted to be
conveyed to Francis LoWndesa* aforefaijd, in
p.rt ot fq-aare ro. 68" io the rity of Wafliing
tor, ronviyed to him in trufl for the benefit
0 ; the faid William Smith, D, D. and
Benjamin St r<M«rt. That the property fo
attempted, to be conveyed to the faid rhomas
M'fiweti and Vv'illini Davidfoa is fqUaie
No- '93 in the laid city of Wafhingtsn.
And it being now to w.t, this fir't day of May,
18&4, kftc publication iii-di: ;.,-i t) toe other
defendants, ftated by ttic coinpl ,w, o th r
John SficJen*jTand James Dougherty two of
the defendant* in lie faid bill mentioned,
having fincc the film/ removed from
the diftriiit of Colunihia, and from without
the reach of the procefs of this court. It is
therefoi cat the complainant* petition ordered
tlut he prpcttte ,1 Copy of this notice to be
puhllfhea at leaft once in each of
fuccellive week;; in the two papers printed in
the county ol Wafhingt.-ii before the iff day
of July next to ihe intent that the faid John
Stickney and Junes Doughertys have notice
of the faid app ication anJ of *>ie obi.'tft of the
complainant's bill and th t the-y be warned
toappe rhere in perlon or by folicitor on or
before the fourth Monday in July next, to
fhew taufe if they en why a decree fhould
not pals as pray.d in and by faid bill.
By order ot th-. honorable William Kilty
the Circuit Court of the
dif'.-,*t ,1 'olui
U. FORREST, Clk.
May 7—rvlw jw
NOTICE.
V
i OR the convenience of perfons rcfidinjj
in \*. , aftii'*f»ton and Georg* 'I own, defirou*
of 11 ' ti. ing liii'uraiice .'.ijHiiift Fire on buiid
■ ■ ninre, the fubferiber is author if ed
by the Infunuce Ct'mjwny of North America,
cf'a Ihncd in Philadelphia, to receive appli
>n for fuch infurance—to furvey anil ex
ilic premifes propoleJ to be infured,
and to certify to the empany, the defeription
tiitruof, neceirary for their infounatiori.
DREW ROSS.
•£*>" The fubferiber *nay be found at the
Union ravsrn,,George I'own, everyday from
3 to 7 et'clock in the afternoon.
May
TO K'itNT,
And immediate Possession gi*en,
A Two ftory Frame Houfe, in the City of
Wnfhingt'in, fituiteol 00 N. V flreet,
ftpjare 114 —containing 4 rooms befide two
garret rooms, piaz * and pantry, kitcheo, ftore
room, &c. with a good garden — lately occu
pied by Mrs. I.cc, adjoining to M*\ Xaupie's
ftore -Alio that convenierit twn-ltory frame
on fame fquare, late in poffefhon of Dr. Tabs,
oppofice to which RwScrt Peacock, Ffq. lately
tcfided—-confifting of 6 room-, «;!id two gar
ret to'ims, piaza and to fouth Iront,
.ellar with dry well, kitchen v carriage houfe,
Aable, an excellent garden, with every con
venience fit for the reception of a genteel
family. For particular* enquire at Mr.
Rhode's tavern, Mr. Xaupie'sftore, or tothe
fubferiber
REDMUND riJRCEL.
January 13, 1804-Mf
I'm. IV.
Live D his. Puk axh.
WASHINGTON CITY, PRINTED BY SAMUEL HARRISON SMITH, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
FOREIGN NEWS*
Translated for the Daily Advertiser
f'om late Freftch Prints.
LLYDEN, March tht
The Nouvelles of Paria of the 25th
cur, announces tin* doting of the I'l
lion of the French Legislative Body.
'ihe hft fitting took place on tlie 3rd
. Germinal (March 24:h) 'and w»3 re
markable for a propofition naie by
citizen Marcerellj warmly fupported by
■ other LegtflatOis, and unaiiiinoiiily i
doptedby the Affemfely : it was propol
erd to confcerate, by a monument, the
epoch when the civil G -de, I'mc
; tioiif.d by ail parties, came to be pre*
•' vi.i:- ; the monument
; cbnfifts in the bull of Bonaparte in white
j. marble, and it fhail bi* phced with
pomp in th- eucLfure of tie litriugs of
, the Legislative Body.—After having
; come to this determination, it was ft
j greed, by a majoiity ol 211 againft 8,
] that 60,000 confer.pts be railed in the
year 13, above the c micription of that
j year* The three Gounfello.S t,f Hale
j then produced the arrette of Govern
j mint which fixes the termination of the
j 1-lhori ; the cii'< n ir:c, pronounced by one
\ot them,'was filled wftii very animated
j expreihens, r heave tj the difcovtted
I Cpiiforraeies, ef.,ec;Wly with regiid to
the part which the Englilh minilt-.rs, and
the French Princes tiave had in thefe
plots, of-which one cf the Utter has al
ready become the vicYini.— But, in par
ticular, the French Government cauTed
to her denounced mi th; 2-. Gt-rminal to \
th* confervacive Senate, extiaordinari- j
ly Convoked, the fecret cu-rcipciidence
of Mr. Drf-k,-, Britannic Envoy at Mu
nich ; the- Grand Judge has been in th;s
iiiitaiice ihe organ of tiie Firft Gonial,
and has communicated his report, and ;
the annexed paper—The following are
the fi. ft of them : j
Instructions given to Mr. D. L.
I. Mr. 1). L. fhall repair immediate- '
ly to France, and without ooiug to Pa- i
ri*, lhall fi->d the means of conferring i
with his aifjeiates, wh«m he (hall inform, k
that having an entire confidence in
their wifdom, in the putity of their in- \
editions and their patriotism,—are dif- j
pofed to furnifli them the pecuniary j
mean*, which lhall he neceffary to bring j
about the overtluow of the actual Go-,
vernmenr, and to put the French nation ;
ii a cap sr ity to chufe at length that!
form of Government which is molt ful- ■
table itr en luring their lanpinefs ;n,d
tranquility ; a choice, which ten year's
experience muft have tendered entirely}
plain, j
'U. Mr. D. L. with h's alTiciates, '
will determine on a general plan con- :
taining \ ft. a detail cf the means of cxc- I
t'ution, which they propofe fuccrffively !
to employ ; 2d. a notice ofthe expence !
which may be contracted, f>bferving all I
poffible economy ; 3-d. the probable !
time at which it will be necelTny that
thefe* funds be made.
111. Mr. D. L. \f') } . remit to his af
fociates five hand red pounds fieri ing, to
j begin ihrir operations. When this i'um i
I finll have been expend'd, the means of I
: renewing i: lhall be furuifhed t,» Mr. i
! D. Li
IV. Twice a week, a bulletin is with
j ed, of all the interefting events, of which
the* French public papers do not fpe*k,
both of what in tlie Ports and in
theA'mie*" The aifocUtei (hall thus
rbe able to render an account of thi-ir
' operations and their hoper. Thefe bul
-1 letins ought to be exactly numbered, lo
that if-arty ot them Ihuild be* 101 l or
purloined,' it may be perceived, ard the
pfTocia , '*s apprifed of the circumftance.
Thefe bulletins llnu'tl alfo, according to
, the nature of the news thry contain, be
written, pa r tly with black, and partly
; with fympathetic ink, for which Mr. &.
L. will give a receipt. Thofe of which
one part flvall be written with fympathe
tic ink, will be marked by a little drop
of common ink, oifl, as ty chance on
the top of theli ft page of the letter. It
il3 very t'fiential, that Mr. IV L. and
his affociaies Ijjf certain of the means of
being well informed of every thinginter
elling that paffes in the departments of
the different Minilters, ar alfo in the
Senate* in the Council of State, in the
interior of the Palace, Ike. Sec. for, if
1 ■hefe bulletins ceate to be exact, con
fidence mult be alarmed and Weaken
ed.
V. Mr. D. L. fiiall be the only
intermeuiaire of the correlponden
ces.
VI. As fuon as Mr. D. L. fliall h*VB
concerted all points with his altoc'iates,
he will proceed to the [ -Lee of his del
| tina'ion.
4
Additions to the instructions*
I. It appears moft proper, that Mr.
D. L. proceed even to P arisnr its en
virons, where the Police has much lefs
means of detecting any one who can
conceal hirnfelf, than in any other
whereeVeif ftistnge face is remarked,
and wi; n the leaft Maire 'v ihtermed of
every thing that occurs, and gives an
account of it to make himfelf me-ritori*
on ; not to fpeak of the fufpicion.s
wliich. arrivals, departures, and thejv.if
fage of 1-tters m»y create. It is faither
prudent tj oblerve, that one is much
more fife in fpeakrng feparately ta pci
f ins themft-lves than in obtaining from
them written information, which always
fuppofes a certain refrve which Ims
no io the fieedom of convcria
tion.
11. The principal end of Mr. D. L's
journey Dei ig the overthr.,v: of the ac
tual g"Vernnient,one of the fi-ft means
of accomplilhiiig it, is to obtain a know
ledge of tin. plans of the enemy. For
this purpofe, it is of the highlit' impor
tance to co.nmrnce, btfor_ ever/ thing
elfe, by fome correiponden
ccs in the different OtTiccs, to have an
exacSt know ledge of ali the plans, both
for the interior and exterior. The
kn-wledge of thefe plans will furnilh
the beft arms for baffling them ; and tat
lure of fur.Cf l's is one. of the means of
difcrediting abfolutely the government ;
the firft Hep towards the propofed and
moll important end. Foi this purpofe
o have tiiiiiy
lligt-nceis in the Offices of War, of
Mar', r < -go /itL.irs, ?.i,d of
Cultes :. i: mult alio be endeavour.-ci to
j '"-am el in the tSeeret Co
j tee, which, it is b.-lieved, is < fhbl.flud '
■ i jiole-d of the loolt
firm'friends cf the Conic!. Thefe acf
d be given in the form of a
I bulletin conformably to the ihftiu&iohs
lof the.Prefident of the* coiwiuitt-e, and
.to Mr. D. Drake with all
j the celerity poffible, in the manner which
j (hall beagreed upon. Care muft be ta-
I ken to reider an account of the differ
ient project a which B may have in
! his poiTeftio-'i relative to Turkey am,
j Ireland, and of the: fecret deligns ot the
j Committee of Irifh R fugees, Thefe
i poiiiU are molt particularly tecommend
|ed to Mr. I). L. as the firft and melt
important in the beginning ai.d firft ni<>
j meats. The movements of troops, of
! vellcrls,atK! all miliary preparations muft
: alfo be made known. The. letters mult
| be addreir d to a friend at Strafbu*g, and
j canned tnerice by him to the Poft of
Kelil. When there fliall be a great deal
to write, it may be done upon the back
lof one or more geographic maps with
i fympathetic ink, or upon the margin of
! book* printed on paper well glued, tck
' ing care to put a drop of ink upon the
I leaf where the writing begins ; and
j let the par-net be fo warded by a poft
! chariot, addreffed to Madame Tranck,
ior Meffis. ParxTier and Co. at Stiaf.
! burg, with a letter figned with the p mie
of a certain librarian, whence thecorref
pondent is uiftrucSted to forward it to
Mr. D. Thefe correfpondents, being
in the habit of doing bufinefs" lor Mi
ID. will never fufpett what is going on,
the fubjefts b -ing ebj -cts of ordina y j
, commerce. Phi* will not take place
except when there is much to writ-*, and {
in the cafe, v.lu*n the lize of the pa- !
ciiiet may awaken fufplcion* a>. the poft ;
and tiie-n Mr. 1). lhall be informed of.
tnCCirCiipiftanc'e in the firft letter-. I :
it be obfefved that the mariner in put- :
ting up the paquet meft not be ail' it, d. j
The addrehefi of the paquets fniil be al- i
ways A. B« with a letter d'envoi for j
Madame Tranck, or MelTtsurs Pape- '
Her.
111. A notice ofthe expenfes which I
fliall be neceffary fliall be furuifhed to |
Mr. D. taking care to make the de- j
mand as miich in advance as it lhall be
podiblc, and explaining the diffeient ob
jects. Mr. D. lhall be informed of the
conventional ii:.me of all perfons, in i
whole favour the letter of exchange is
to be drawn ; and Mi.D. fhall take
care to procure a letter in which his
naufe fliall not appear, an d which can
not be fulpecte ci.
IV. To put the correfpondence be
yond the reach of difcovery, convention
al names fhall Ue employed, even with
fympa hetic ink, and that for the names
of cities, which ftnll be put one for a
nother, following the leaf numbered A.
V. To prevent fufpicions arifing from
writing always in the fame name, Mr.
D. L. will arrange with at leaft fix of
his moft fiducial correfpondents, to al
ternate figr.atures ; this means is indif
penfible in cai- cf accidents or of fick
nefs. Each of thefe gentlemen, in
wiiting will oblerve very exa&ly the
huilicral' order t.f the fa.tnc ferics, ai if
4
MONDAY, MAY 2 Hi, 1804.
only oi- perfori Written. Wh .lever
n in duo, will be rela
t-it|e*r to commerce, or to the arts
aod Icientci, and will appear ;; 1 account
■t the- novcliics oi' Paris. 1 ith
that any thii g is faid concerning the
' ; t, it will always be in a fa
vorable way. I; will alfo b'* neceiTijy
that what is w.itten With fympathetic
ink, be not v*ritren too fine. It Will
be mi- flary to numori with fyin
"-.rhr-tic ink, s»r:d nrvt-r htclaro.
VI. Mr. 1). L. h,tviur>; received of
> Mr. V. the receipt for the- compolition
of fympathetic ink, will d.-llroy the bot
tle which he has left h in, in order to
carry nothing into France which can
gve the leaft room for lulpicipn. lie
will write hi. fecrcJ iiiftrnctions on the
blank paper of his port-folio, at the
of the rxpences of the voyage, Sec
He will deftroy every fpecies of i
which might throw the leaft !i,rht on
hh deftination, ard alfo the palfports
which he has.
VII. In concert with 'he atfociates,
it muft be endeavored o tjain over th >f<
who aie employed in %\je powdei
torie?, in urler to blow tnem up when
opportunity offers,
VIII. It is above all neceffary to
iatcand be all'ur.-d of the fidelity
lof feme printers and enp;ravei c, tor to
print, and do every thing which the
aiTor'-ition may need.
IX. it would be defimMe that the
fhie ol parties in France and
in Pttls, be prtC:l';:ly afi aud
wha* w< uld be the moil probable re fuit
I.l,'iilel
X. Thdfe otily who are known to be
well dilp f-d, (hall be Ipoken to ( 1
ii vet threw of ihe govei pment ol
uaparte at the prefent moment, till
thing certain b* Icuo
the difpoiition of the Kjr*g» »t>d to the
nature of 1
II as
the ge 11 il i,n i the peopli
Ertfli itdtrnci-:, v* Itiall be fucceffively
lent,, tend ing to the trrtl propofed, and'
which fhattbe guided by ths intellig
!t iv;;ci.
XI. ihe molt guarded circunifpcc
tiou is recommenced, efpetially in the
fn-ft proceedings, and not to tiull, but
with the greateft rtferve, to ay, id the
treachery of f'aife brethren, who might
profit by the occafion to aceiuire a right
to the favor of the government ; and,
isi every tiife whatevef, let men of true
prudence alone be trailed. One way of
bunding the opinions (/ f p*op!e who are
doubted, would be naiur.\ih- toohlcive,
Uiat, if a Hcpublic is not pofiibh
appears more (Imple anl more, juft, to
revert to the ancient royalty, than to
iubmit to the defpotifm of i ftranj
XII. Mr. 1). has not b.etj adv'ifecl
that Mr. L. 1). quits France only from
a very urgtnc neccilicy, having feen the j
danger of paifing and lepaifiog the tion- j
tiers.
XIII. It is unik-rftood that all polTi !
ble means will be employed to diLrga- ;
nifc the armies both within and without j
XIV. Jt w'dl be endeavoured to
ellablilh a more direct . 'cure
with England via' Je-rfey, or fortie poit't
of (he coaft of Frunce. It might alio
ibe hen whether a means o/eftabliftiingJ
j a conefpondencc.by way of il sllai
i Embderi may ootba Meantime ;
j when any .thing if a v-..»y important and \
fpreffitig tntereit is to be communicatee!, j
rs mult be r,d.l.c!T a to Mr. Hai
j ward, under cover to MAY a. 1 terberge
| and C■.... at liufirn ; bij' as this route
I muft become every day lei's l\:,U, dupli
: cates muft be fent without fail to Mr.
|D. In cafe that mca i.*. could be found
i of communicating with the Commandant
of J rl'ey, Mr. D. L. will write under
j one of the name* of the convention,
and the Commandant of Jerfey will bo
! advif d of it by the E.iglilli govern
ment.
XV. Mr. I). L. will immediately
! make known his addrefs to Mr. 1). of
i which Mr. D. can uioke a proper ufe in
Wrifntr him at Paris.
v'l. Mr. D. L. will addrefs his
letters, for the moment, to Mr. C;
Abbe, Dupefne, eccleliallic couolellor
at Munich.
XVII. Mr. D. L. will make known
to D. the fi'j-us, by which he may extracl
part of tiie paragraphs which lhall bt
pablifhed in the Gutoyen Fi.incoiu
XVIIf. In cafe ir Ihotii.l become ne
ceffary to dilpatch any of the alTociatejß
to Mr. 1). it is necelfary to a;)|>fize him
of it previoufiy, and to wot hi; anfwer
at Au£/fburgh, in which Mr D. will in
dicate the place of rendezvous.
Lkaf A. True names of persons,
cities, objects, and on tlie side the
conventional names.
Pka sons. Mr. . - Albert/
Aubry, alternately ; M . D. '... 6'Urfel,
Duhard, I Iternati I*
r «a»f) Mi, hier,Mr. Dum-
! '''y 5 b .;• ville, M.. UellV ; fj
parte, Mr. Loifclet"; M -d. Bonaparte,
Mad. Joll , i-.c, citi
"-*•: Atlgufl ; | • . cc, citizen
Kannicint • Mg,. Arqh-doke Charles,
Mr. Fljuges ; fvfgr. Prince of G
Mr. Clement J Emperor of Germany,
Mr. RilTac; Emperor-of Uuii'n, Mr.
Bouchereni ; Jtellerrfian, Mr. Morin ;
Louis XVIIT, Mr. Lscodrr ; Mtifferta,
Mr. Aii'-aud ; Moreau, M*r. HutToii ;
P ch-gru. Mr. Sauvaigne ; Talleyrand,
Mr. G-renie*
Citiks. Arboir, Douai; Rjfle,
Met-:; B-fancon, Jt! -is : Boulogne,
Rhei'-o- ; phambery,Tours } LVe'Goifej,
V Haut-Klatinat; F-rraie, £erpig
nan ; Florence, Berlin ; Gems, Befan*
con; La.idau, M his ; Livourne,
murj London, Bordeaux.* Lyorvften
nes • Mantua, Mofttpellier; Milan,
rngolftadtj Modene, Nantea 5 Maples,
Drefden j Paris, Chalons : L-Rn-, La
Village ; Rom-*, L« . eC ; StraffcbWg,
Touicrufe; Turin, Epentai-} Venil'e,
Ulm ; Verone, PafEttW; Vienne, Flo
rence.
Objkcts. Amhafforidr, La Tire ;
Government, Mr. Jacob j XI nev, the
Foundation,} AnAnniftice, the Cha i, t ;
The Legislative H <iy. the D.,a ■,
• lousier, Meicbandifc ; A j icobii.*
a knowing one ; An Irifurrectio.n, A
fees ;'
ofli :«"ts, dt meftics; • the
Mr.
! a ii;mi ; the
w eareti*.
uar ; the lting,jurifdicl:io'i ; 'be Con
bank ;lh,
che tabourets.; the Tribuna -, the ar
••ft* - ■ ■ '? confnls, the family ;
Obfervati h precede the ten
of th* Eugiidi p., , t | ie
collection t0 t ) 1; lCm
, ■'(-. ,
having beeni 1
to re
ceive the mftruitjoiw if Mr. Drake,
before commencing , „..
forms him by a-!.;:. , ac
He has received an aufwer
to it, which it has b rbi proper
to print, becaufe it is entirely writferi
by Mi. Drake, and [jgiud hy h.m and all
the Correfpondepce which has been
read is hy the lame hand.
Sirj 1 am very happy to learn your
aiiiv.'il in , cnanTlcl i
to fee you 8s fyofi as cefcveuient. You.
Will have the g. j; ne
me if the fn ur of lour faiVs you.
I. T. CS. S. Francis Drake.
The agent arrived at Pari?, very foon'
j perceived tha- he hfld nothing to do in
| the end c>f his million ; he did not dif
contjiiiue, however, tp give tetters and
j bulletins to Mr. D alt* tor his money
) but he iininedi.it -ly introduced the pO.
I lice to a knowledge of I pun**
ice,
*" - ■iir , nir**ii rr*i thih. '
FRANKFORT, Much 22.
For f.v.r-l weeks pa It, a
movement had
fuch Of the* hit i noC
to-.C
| they c feveral pai rma
ny t,i the frontiers of F,-." their
difcourfe as well as t ljut<\ clear
ly announced, ted a <
grand ftroke which gave t!*em hopts of
being reinltatcd i,i their former rights
and'privileges. car. be formed
of th.; confulibn which feigued among .
thetn, when thi-y learned tlie drfcovery
of die conf.iiracy, and the am ft fa
great number, ot the ccofpiraJors.—As
foon as they w.ere certain th. c the ploc
had niifcarried, feveral of thun d-ier**
mined to return ii co the interior of I
, the Otlu-is appeared drfpofed to
re-m vii fome tini* 1 nger on the. frontiera
of Fiance- with what intci:iion, it is
not well known. For thejeft, the dif
covery nt the conlpiracy has excited •
among all ran!:.; of the inhhbitan a at
uiyj and even in the conns ol ths .
Princti and States of ihe
Empire a unive-riaf joy, not only as
Germany would lee jtleif expofed hy .
the fall of the French gjvernmrnt, but,
alfo through enthufinfm fu whe Fiiib.
Conful, to V'bOm the goad Germans alftf'
•extremely attache*-!.
PARIS, (i
The win,le conveifatici
engreil'd hy the '■■<'
which France mid its gcvrmnieiit I
had the happinefs to efcape ; and
tlie flhjbteft details concernirig it
Paid in advascx.
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