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London, England, 1804-04-16 00:00:00

MONDAY, APRIL i 6.

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Yellerday arrived the Hamburgh mail dne on
Wednefday. The Hamburgh Correjp9ndenten contains
the Note fent by TALLI YR/IND by M. Cat, etaccuit
to the ELECTOR of BADEN'S Minifier, apprifing him of
the intention to fend a detachment of French troops
to arrefk the Duke d'Eannistr. It begins with fiat.
ing, that a Note had been previnufly prefented, de.
mandingthe arra of the French Emigrants who held
their Committees at Off:nburgh. The Esse-roe not
having thought proper to take any tiepin confequence
of this demand, it is faid that the FIRST CONSUL was
under the neceffity of fending a body of troops to Of.
fenburgh and Ettcnheim,toarreA the authors of acrime
which placed all who were engaged in it out of the pro-
tzElion of thelaw of nations. This is the only apology
which h.:s yet been attempted for this extraotdiaary
proceeding. It the Eldlor of BADEN afttially re.
ceived a note dem'nding the arreft of the Emigrants,
he is mull cuipable in not having warned the Duke
d'ENG I+ IF N and h:s ft iends to depart. BONAPARTE'S
fury in feizing am.; pt.tt:,!:; to death the uncut-peeling
•ifiims of hi% jealoofy, however, proves that it was
not their neighbourhood, but their exiflence that he
dreaded. Is there a fhadow of jullice in executing
the Duke d'Es,:trux as an Emigrant' The law,
barbarous :Is it is, applies only to thole who rwar:,—
Did he return? And is there a thadow of proof that
the Dike '.014 N hat committed any of thole
other .1%!:.: ‘Oll,ll he is accuted, fat left that he was
plotting a!lafination !

A 11.ort time itr.ce a Lieutenant,, commanding ore
of his' Mei TSTY's armed cutters Rationed upon the
'coati of Holland, vectired on fhore and forptifed

one of the enemy's fignal pills, and fucre:ded .0
obtaining all the fignals, together with the gist; !nest
by the Officer at the fignal polls. He was overtaken
by a party of hulas before he could reach his brat.
and left for dead upon the ground. He at length
recdvered, and finding nn hopes of regaining his
vefrel,lhe walked to Rotterdam in his uniform, at
which place he arrived without moleflation, when he
was informed that an Officer of Police was after
him ; but before the arrival of the Officer he had ob-
tained a great coat, afol on their arrival at the inn,
he marched wit. A Mr.— fupplied him with clnath-
ing for his uniform, and ultimately fueceeded in oh.
taming fur him a pafrport, with which he returned
to England, and arrived at the Admiralty on Sa-
turday evening. This gentleman, we mulct Rawl,
has given Come important account of the enemy's,
preparations.
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Several perfons, including two American ladies,
and an Englifh gentleman, arrived on Saturday from
the Continent. Some of them left Paris, fubfequent
to the execution of the Dnked'Esc !USN. According
to their report, that unfortunate Prince requeßed
three favours after his condemnation. One was, that
be might be attended by a prieß, which was related s
the fecond, that lock of his hair might be fent to
a perfon whom he thoold name, which was granted=
and, thirdly, that be might be allowed tp give the
word of command to the (oldiers who were to (hoot
him, which was refuted. As we have already Rat-
ed, he was Riot by a party of the Italian Guards.—.
The confiernation which this broody deed has excited
abroad, is nothing in companion with that which it
has procluied in Paris. The reign of terror waa never
fo potent and aniverfal. None but (pies are Cafe ;
and confequently every man, to avoid denunciation,
is obliged to become a fpy. The moR intimate friends
are afraid to fpeak to each other ; all is terror, ft-
lence, and fufpicion. The infamous author of thefe
horrors has withdrawn to Malmaifon. AU partici;
have reproached him with this as of wanton cruelty.
Even Foucits has remonitrated again(t it as an im-
politic deed. The Moniker, in his jollification, fay*,
he did it to gratify the Republican party in the
armies. He has appeared once fince, ;t the Theatre ;
but the moment he enter:d, half of the audience
withdrew. This fo much enraged him on his return
to Malmaifon, that he ordered feven of the Ferrous
melted at Ettenheim to be twat at midnight. In
the number of thefe unhappy viaims, was the Ba-
ronets de Raises, a lady of 67 years of age. It is
reckoned that, upon the whole lattice of the
French territory, not fewer than two millons of per-
font, amounting to one s6tb of its whole population,
have been smelled ;—a great proportion of whom;
II remain in prifon. Madame RICAMIII has
bceen a whole day in confinement, in the honfe of
the Games) Juno,. Speaking of PICMEGRUs in q
circle of Ave or fix friends, the laid, if he were itt
Paris, the %hould know it immediately. This was
reported by one of the company, to the Police, and
a gene d'armes was fent to take her into cußody.
She was carried before Ream's', and interrogated
as to the means by which the expo fed to acquire
this information. To this (be anfwered;that the bad
no particular means, and only prefumed upon the
great refort of company to her houfe. After a long
examination, (he was releafcd on account of the
great fervi:es of M. RIC•511IR to the SLAW in the
financial way. Germany is covered with (pies and
brigands in the employment of Bo AAAAAA s. One
of the Gentlemen who arrived on Saturday from
Stutgard, lays, at his departure Mr. Sesecst
SPA!! M was preparing to kave that City upon
his return to England. The Eleraor of )taocn is
deeply afilidted at the execution of the Duke of Ee-
-1 amiss. He has never fince appeared in public. A
band of French (pies, amounting to upwards of fifty,
have been fent to the vicinity of Warlaw for the pur-
rfe, it is fuppofed, of carrying off Louis XVIII.,
and the Duke of AmoouLamte. The rniffion of Gen.
Duaoc and Rare, to Berlin, is probably connedled
with fume defign of the Ufurper upon the lives pf
Once unfortunate Princes. General Am la SAU is Paid
to have been the firft who gave intelligence of the
plot of Pictireau. He had been coufulted upon it,
but took time to confider. Meanwhile he heard of
the arreri of Q.L'ames.ts, and that the latter was to
make tome important difcoveries. AUGERIAtIs
alarmed at this account, immediately let off for Paris,
and divulged all he knew to Bo AAAAA rs. The an-
ers of all the accufed perfons upon their lexical pr
vat, examinations are laid to be firm, madly, and
energetic, particularly thole of the young I' !tIN /
who Iwo been calumniated in a London ; riot, as
guilty of a contrary conduet. GEORGES, like another
(4.1, T us Cygnus, lays, he has been refolved is ere
ten year, pall to devote his life for the good of his
coun,ry, and will die happy in the coaiidetice that
lie w.:I leave behind him lip hundred equally refolved
to perifit or dellroy the tyrant. The whole army is
agitated, and the breaking up of encampments and
connant mosements of the troops, are more fre.
quently for t!,c ',mimic of prcventirg difccntent frcm
hurtling out, or titcreating, than with a view to in-
vallon. Such arc the accounts given by perfons
arrived from the Continent. 'l'hey are con oliot..ted
by a private letter from Paris o!' the zd,
we c,traft the following paffityszs
" Our prifuns are n.iiv in crow4.l %.ith
-Toners, that feveral hotels of Emigrants, th It verve,'
during Ro AAAAA TC;i)l as hc•ii:. ttrdt, are

aKa.• employed for the fame uCe. Among otter,
tyrannical proceedings, the police agents arreled
yellerday every perfon dreffed in mourning, walking
in the itreets ; and I have heard this day, from a
fenator, that every one is mourning who cannot
prove that it is for Come near relative, is to be tram.
ported. LaR Friday, Chevalier de Bovaormair
and his family were carried under efcott from this
city to the Rhine, and are prohibited, under pain of
death, to return to France. Their crime was the
fuppofed mourning for the Duke d'ENGHIEN. Nor-1
withaanding thefe cruel was of defpotifm, I can
allure you the mourning has increafed, particularly
among the ladies, who, you know, have at all times
during the revolution (hewn mof charaCter and cou-,
rage. I have jult left the Thuillery Garden, and
the Elyfian Fields; thefe two beautiful walks were
crowded with females, and of five hundred, I am
lure not fifty were dread orherwife than in black,
or withfome ribbon or crape on their bonnets, &c.
indicative of mourning, though they all knew what
happened yeflerday, and that two milliners of the
Palais Royal were in prifon for felling mourning
fans, on which were painted an altar, containing the
bUfts of Louis XVI. of his Q.lttsw, of Madame
Ems/terns, of Louts XVII. and of the Duke
d'Enontsm ; with finall portraits of ROSISSPIRRRE
and Bowapacre viftble, with the motto Frxernity.—
There fans, which originally fold for half--a-crown,
now bring a louis d'or, and are to be had, though
the police is upon the continual look out to prevent
it. All letters fealed with black fealing wax or wa-
fers have been flopped, and caufed many imprifon-
silents both here and in the provinces.
14 Bow is yet at Malmaifon, guarded by
his Italians and by his Mamelukes, bat eve►; hour,
night and day, reports are fent to him refpe&ing the
tranquillity of this city, in which great difcontent
prevails, particularly in the fuburbs of St. Antoine,
and St. Marceaut."
sotra•cr or A LETTER PII.OM PARIS, MARCH 25.

[PROM rat AIIRILLZ ru NORD, APRIL 61
The Duke d'Eacm mu, (ome days before his arrell,
appeared to be very uneary, cfpecially after he had
learned the arreft of Madame de REICH, with whom
be maintained a correfpondence ; and he had pie
pared every thing to retire into the interior of Ger-
many on the firti intelligence which might confirm
his fears; but the expedition of General CauxtmcoulT
was conclueled with fo much promptitude, that be
could not efcape. He was carried to Paris with fuch
(peed, that even if he had been deflitute of the cou-
rage he was known to poffefs,lt was fcareely prflible
that he fhould feel all the anxiety that mull other-
wife have been produced by his deplorable lunation.
He was fo fatigued when he artived at Vincennes,
that he flept profoundly during the fitting of the
Military Comnaiffion, which condemned him, and it
was neceffary to awake him to read his fentence to
him. He met death without terror ; he would not
e►en fuffer his eyes to be bound, and feveral Generals,
who wifhed to be witneffes of his tall moments, were
allonithed at the coolnefs and contempt with which
he refigned life. He was (hot in a fotfe of the Cattle
by twenty-five men of the gendarmerie d'elitc.
PARIS. MARCH zB.—Since Monday evening the
gates have been thrown open, and the Parifians
again be able to enjoy the pleafures of the country,
to which the weather now invites them. In one of
his Tall examinations, Pichegru was coatonted whit
Georges. They were, however, in all appearance,
very good friends, and Georges called Pichegru a
Republican General.
Within there two days a report has been circulated
very favourable to General Mors/v, which is, that*
be will not be tried with the other State criminals.

Yefierday it was reported that the Di .Le de BERRY
in a nage coach, ten miles lions this, was arrelled,
along with a foreigner who uccompassi,:d ; and
that Pichegru had died in piton. Both reports fecm
equally without foundation.
When they :lazed the Polignazs, in their examina-
tion, if Picini-it had been received into the Councils
of the Prince ? Yes. they replied ; he was fumetinies
permitted.

The following is a copy of the recoil:6cm which
our Minifier for Foreign Affairs traamitted toDaron
E4GL•I4IIIM, Mangler to the Eleat.r of 13• Dix. for
the purpose of arreflang the Duke I

Si a-1 ha 1 formerly fott you a Note, the purport of which wag
to requeft the emit of the French Enugratits which out at Of-
frnburg, u the tint Conful, from the tote, Rive anvils of the
banditti which the Erglifh Government has fent to France, and
from the tefult of the trials which have been here inflittned, has
obtaioul a complete knowledge of the cattnfive y,.rt which the
Instill Agents at Orenburg have bad in thole bortihk plots
which have been deviled againft his own perfon and azainft the
rarefy of France. He has at the Wile time learned that the
Puke d'Engbien and General Dumouriez were at Etterheim. As
It is imporfibk that they Gould be In that e.ty without the per-
miSon of h., Eke:oral Highnefs, the lira Cerful, therefore,
naiad not fee, witlioi.t the deepea concern, that a ranee, whom
he had di,incuidwdllevery mark of ftieudfhip, Mould rive an
.')lam to rie nu a. determined monies of trance, and permit
than fo trantrllly in reject rue% unprreede-ted confritaci•s
Irons there cztraorlhary o:eurreners, the Ft: ft Conf.„l b., I and
neeeCai y to order two (mall de tar !intents or ttlloll.l to repair To
Odenbur:ta and Ettentnim, to felze there the author of a trim.,
'he tature of which was freh as to place thole who are proved to
lase bad a !hare in it out of the prott,lion of the law of patio
It ft Central Caulltwourt who Is charged with the llatillit4l of
ttolit orders of Ow U.nt Coriful, and who there is nn doubt w,il
•tyke' ev!ry Cart and attrition in fultillity the fame. wh:ch Lis
Ilighnefs Clll Wlll. He will have the honour to del,. r
the letter I have I.een ,:ireeted to Ibl.te you.
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