The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-07-16 00:00:00

711 E ULTRA-ROYALIST PLOT.

The Report of an Ultra-Royalist coospirocy,
recently dierovereci in Paris, has been touch ques-
tioned, and generally considered es totally debtitiate
of foundation. Within these frw dais, however,
we find it revived in some Or thr London Papers,
upon the alleged authority of private letters from
that city, detailing cbciamstancrs confirming its
actual existence. Among there rtretttost•triers,
addressed to the sceptics, with a vie* to re .... ve
their doubts on the subject, are 11w wrests by
judicivl process ; the dnewarelits in the prenwaviovi
of the legal authorities; the great number of
persons cited to appear before the Judge of In-
struction ; the well-ascertained of Gene..
CANUEL, who has nut answered tile Judge's
summons; the discovery of the clandestine presses
of the faction in a detached house in the Marais,
and the removal of 'eyelid regiments from Paris.
These are urged isi private letter/. na 14014 ruffeseeit
to overcome 11w most obstinate increditlitv ; but we
cannot forget that plots were lately the order of the
day in every country in Europe, and that n Mir
ulster, seeking to brat down the Ulird-Royalist*,
and bring thous into discredit, nine find a •1010' "1
rfill,rliii.ilt for that purpose as it woul.l lw in Eng-
land for the purpose of sissileinliog the 1-14 ems
('urpus, mid casting all odium 011 this cause of Re-
form. One of the private !rues's to which we al-
lude, contains the f.llowis•gaddllinsist particulars:
Oa Weslnewlay, the 24th of June, sin the rising ut the
Kine's Cuaoril 111 SI. Cloud, the linsiatera were to be *emelt
by a detachment at the home grenadiers se the Ist miliaria
of La Roehe Jaequelain, and cvaveyed to the fortress of
Viseemses.

A part of the 311 regiment of the guard, Colongl Rerthier
de Sstisigilies. mud a part of the 2d Swiss regiment, were to be
paned io erholet., on shoo road from Voneennes to At Clued.
About 3.000 men, composed of garotes-du-roorpa, Venoleana,
the old Royal Voltioterro, &c. were to am mble at the same
hour in tlw Place du Carrousel, with a countersign, whence
they were to muds to different preffrlerroined pulints.alid pro-
ceed to arrest and carry off a annul number of Ilse public
functionaries.
The istsurreelion troops were to be commanded by Gene-
rals C— and assiided by several superior officers
of the Guard, whose flaw.% circulate in public, but which I
w.fraiu from *motioning, in order to avoid the risk of itijus.
lice or error.

4moug the principal leaden of the plot (who were Rot to
Sc 4 in a military rapacity) are wirotinited,
brothers, de Yom, de C—, de P—, 4e P—, de T—,
de V--, and several others who occupy a high rauk io the
Stale.

(hi the first part of the plan being carried into effect, hail
the King, whose courage and firmness of character is known,
refused to sign his •b•iieation, it is said that it was then the
intention of the eitnaporat.,ra to proceed a la Paid premier.
General Cannel was to he Minister of War General Do-
natheu, Cotninander of the Divisiou of Paris; M. d► Cho-
Seattlwiaad. Minister for Foreign Alfaires; NI. de Villele,
Minister of the Interior; M. de Bruges, Miuister of the Ma.
fine; de Fitskimes, Minister of the Kong's Wambold ;
M. 4c la Kourdonuaye, Minister of the Police, etc.