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MILJTAICY INSTITUTION, Woolwich Common.
A LIMITED number of young Noblemen and
Gentlemen, dcfigncd for the Army, continue to be Boarded
and Tducatcd by Mears. BONNTCASTLE and HOII.IIIEY, upon
their ufual plan, which embraces all the branches of Mathematics,
Fortification, &c. conneded with a Military Profcffion„ For fuch
Pupils as remain at the Academy during the vacation, a Mathema-
tleal Maftir, who refides in the houfe, atieues daily, and the other
Matters occallonally.
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For the reguladous and terms apply to Mr. &moraine, Wool-
wich Common.

FRANCE.

PARTS. MARCH s.
MOIZAV has hitherto denied having feen PICKS.
eau and Gaoices.

It is ;alerted, that the whn!e butinefs of the confpi-
racy will be communicated to all foreign Govern-
ments by ste.ctiments.
Four filhet men hove been arrefted at Havre, for
bavjqg maintained a fecret underitauding with fome
Englifit velrels.
According to fame of cur papers, a privateer of
Boulogne landed on the Ettglith coall, with part of
her crew. took a frnall redoubt, and carried the gar.
rifun of fit men prifoners to Dieppe !!

MAtCH 5.
Moaaau's affair appears to take a favourable turn.
They fay there was but one letter from Pscitsoav
found among his rapers, written force years fence
from Bareuth, in which Moasae was requefted to
procure Pi cH so a u's amnefty. The latter complained
at the fame time, of finding himfelf in narrow cir-
cumftances. The fire draft of MOILOAV't anfwer
lay with his letter. He freely declared his influence
did not fitffice to procure this unsay. To 'Mt
him in his diftrefs, however, he remitted him few
francs, effusing him, that, as loon as he Ihould be
able to do any thing for him, he would do it unatked.
eelfenator &STY 'Lamy had nearly been impli.
Some months ago. Picas:73Ru had fent him
his compliments by PAbbe Gautrieal The latter
prevailed OS IMItTIIIIILIST to give him an infignifi.
east note to Picnaaau, which Paid merely, " I re-
joice, my dear Pica," (this was the name Piens.
alto bad taken on efcaping from Cayenne) that you
are well,. I ball not forget the friencilhip which you
leliellatiPa me in onr mutual misfortunes." When
pt
began to vrbifper of the confpiracy, B
LOUT received &knee from PICIIIIGAV Ole Calais.—
Being adored that the Police mull have knowledge
of this letter, he went diree to the Conful CANSO.
eases with the: letter on-opened, told him of the cit.
eameance, and gave him the letter.
The Doc Da Pomo:lac, arreeed, is Paid to have
been one of the fecund landing from England. Two
Idea sad a dagger are Paid to have been found
Irma bias, entirely like thole of Picwaoau. He was
Nadi inceafed spina the foldiers who arreeed him,
called them cowards, told them that he (erred the
sood califs, that Pico soap had the chief command,
ire. His Lady, a native of Holland, is alto Paid to
be awaited.
There port again revived, and (read, of a French
Prince of Mute of Bourbon being atrelled, ap.
pears to be without any foundation. BouveT, who
was arrefted one of the fire, laid, even then, that
Oath a report would probably be fpread, but they
ought not to believe it. This Bourgr does not ap.
par to be a fit perfon to conceal any thing. Ht arts
little for Moasao and Picmaoau, but always (peaks
with the greatefl refpeft of Gaoaciss, whom he con-
Bandy calls Monfleur
Oa the night of Saturday laft, a man attempted to
leaps from parts on horfeback, and forced one bar-
rier. A Riot was fired at him without effect. He
then turned back, and rode with filch (peed, that the
guards could neither feise nor flop him.
One of the twelve banditti arrefted, attempted to
bang himfelf in prifon, but he cho(e his time fo auk.
wavily, that he was cot down before he was quite
dead, yet he (offered fo much, that he thought he
sane have died ; he therefore made his laf will, and
it be declared Glosots to be the braveß and moft
Longa man, and Mnasau to be an indifferent man,
fit far salving, wanting a fpirit of enterprise.
Monfleur de SITTSUIL has been exiled to Bayonne.
It is laid, that a reference was found, in letters from
.England, if money was wanted, to apply to Monficur
de SIPTIVIL. It is afferted, however, that he knew
nothing of the confpiracy. He was to hoofe between
Lyons. Marfeilles, and Bayonne, for his refidence,
aka ha has preferred the latter place.
Three days fume, the Duke AIIIAMO de Poito•
mac was atrefted : on being Aced, how he had dared
to come to Paris, when he was not comprised in the
smotey he anfwered roundly (utivewind) : he
thou ht the rounter.revolution had been effeeed.—
hbi Cerrefpondestas.

PROM THE PARTS PAPERS:
MARCH 9.

The Farr Coccus., in confequence of a requeft
made by the Academy of Turin, has confeoted to be
named a member and perpetual prefident of that
Society General Marron made on this occafion a
(reels, which he concluded by proposing, that a
medal fhonld be ilruck to perpetuate the remembrance
of this fitting, in which he had read the letter of
the prefect of the palace, charged to transmit the
anfwer of the FIRST Gismo.
The Swifs auxiliary detni brigade, for tome time
in garrifon in the Mind of Corfica, has according to
intelligence from Berne, received orders to proceed
to Paris. Ir is thought it will land at Leghorn.
According to letters from Conlimtinople, preps.
Minns are making there to receive the Ruffian fleet
from the Black Sea ; which it ktrns will anchor
there on its way to the Mediterranean. The fame
letters Rate, that the partifans of ABDUL WEIIIAB
have iiilperfed fince the death of their diet. A part
of their booty has been taken from them. The
treating of Mccea, plundered by there brigands, is
going to be replaced.