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Itrieranit IXACUMENTs RELATIVE TO THE
LATE poNSPIRACY.
COUNCIL OF STATE-.420T10N OF LIKUSL‘TION.
The Section of Legislation which, in conformity
to the orders of his **sty, has talon cognizance I
of the pieces and iriformations relative to the sedition
of the Tid of October, but es also the declaration and
letter of Count Frochet, Prefect of the Seine; and
considered the conduct f the said Count Frochet, is
unanimously of opinion, that it is evident thit tool/ 1
Frochet pfs not an accomplice in the said se4itiop ;
but that, as he did not slew that presenet`of mind,
courage, and determination, which circumstances re.,
quired on his part—totally forgetful of the obliga-
tions which the Constitutions of the Empire, his
functions and his oath, impqied on him towants the
Imperial Prince, the public interest requires that he
should no longer retain the place of Prefect of the
department of the Seine.—Signed by the Metubets..

bks in. the neat saloon, which was isistiunly
[toted s he then said he would go to the house of his
Highness the Prince Arch-Chancellor, to see what
woi to be dune, and ordered the horses to be put to
his carpiage. The discourse terminated in this n 1.0,..
rner, and I retired: I returned to the place where M.
Laboixin fans, a Mw minutes after, and intimated an
order for me to retire, which I did.
" On receivis the written order he gave me fa
that purpose. efkr having told me that I could not
sufficiently code isa myself, in the situation in
which I was iikiitd, .1 would go and co*sult Count
Froohet i to wham. I ancordingly went, and found
him standing' before die agent gate of his hotel, kw
going to. step nktp his enmar. and who told me I
ought to obey ids order, and I immeirotely set off
with any troop.. .
is this all that passed during the time you re-
Maincd either on the place er In the Hotel de Ville
itgt *bog* any other eircupasonce.*
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Copy of the Interrogatorlts taken on *it Mth and 26th of 00-. ' ' . Au:4w pifp*A.T.
tober last, of M. Souliet, Comsnandet of the loth Casa, -, • .
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before Captain Delon.. reported to the Military CuMmlasles • ST. PETERBBURGH, NOV. et/
appointed to judge Mallet and Ms Aceompliese. 1 Aa Edict was on the 18th of November addressed
e The accused Guidal having retired, we same by his Impericl to Mr. Aleeander Narishkin,
moned before us M;i9oulier, free and without irons, Chief Manager oliVheatre, wherein the Emperor,
to whom we put the tellovzing questions : I deeming. the company of French comedians quite
6' What icyoor name, filename, age, place of birth, , nettecessary in dti present state of affalis, Was plea-
; profession, and where resident ?—,xe replied, his , ted to sigoify hit rill that all the actors and act-
' name was G. Soulier, tam on the 2.:Cof December,' remits the game, both at,St. Petersborga
1797, at Carcassone, in the department de PAnde, 1 and Moscow, ke immediately dismissed..
eon of Pierre and the late Cecilia Bisaigue; that hie . In another Edict, a on the sad* day to
father resided at Careassonerrthat he vas now Chef Field Marshal Couerdtroelday Soltikoff, it is decla.
de Battalion, commending the 10th cohort of the red, ;Jut his Inverett Majesy hatin&in consequence
' National Guards, in barracks at Paris, and Member • Ora repregentateon from the Committee of the Minis-
pf the Legion of Honour. . I ton's, 'peen orders is the chief minamofthe theatre
1 ‘, lam going to read to you the interrogatory put for dismissing the contpany'of actor: and actresses, is'
to you, on the 28th 9f this month, ha the Minister, pleased to acquaint the Director of the Gahiolt, that
of General Police—do you persist in the replies you , the fund appropriated for supporting the mid COM.
made to them ? Ido persist in them ; but must ' pail shall now be converted to the rely of the
remark to pp, that it was not me (as seems to be inhabitants of those places which hove been *wk.
..
inferred from one of ray answers) that gave orders 1 ted by the enemy. .
to prepare the saloon, in thePrefectory of-the Depart-
, mem, where the Provisional Government were to as-
KOSTROMA, NOVEMUR a,
amble; and'ifig it is a mistake, in males me to ... The Nohility of this place were commissioned by
ng
say, that, on the vrival of the company of the infan-. hts LraPerial Majesty to provide for ertiriratit surer
try regiment "ot riv wards, National ar4s, I drew of money, a, t 9 be Polk bir garatimento a s
them up in order of battle on the other side of my , number of hangs. far unser/Oaf elseman* Me-
gazines ; tint oilernob, dity, animated with unbounded
treop. The fact is, that this company having placed
itself before me, I desired its Commander to cause it' ardour for the goodof theme country, zealoesly one'
in the
to take a little to the skis. To these observations I' !jag themsa acoompilishment of this ob.
lrea,
shall add, that when the general presented himself a, sect, have furnished. *for the ;hoes purpose, 900
to me, he told me the cohort was to serve in accom- • *mar amitel7 at their own temence,
panying him to make the Pkoclamation of the Sena- YORQUAGg, NOVlPillt&a. ,
on Consultum, which he was about doing. f Some time ago, silt parties of French prisoners
e Since your health would not permit you to re- ' passed thrones our town on their way from the Coe
fleet on the orders which were verbally' given you. verement of Kaluga to thine of SaratoE and Trate
and in writing by the person who announced himself heff, Their number amounted to about Moo/Deno
as General—why, then, and whilst• you had strength ' amongst whom Were ,any persons of rank. Their
10 101 C. B. Wollaston, Esq. Ito take you to the Prefecture of the peporpnent, did clothing rs ie general so bad, that some cover their
...........e.,teteurs.Tem- ,
you not, in the first instance, repair 80. the Etat uttered" ems with sheejeckins, others with peasants'
Major, at the place Vendome, to obtain instructioes I frocks, and many with women's jaekets, which have
respecting the movement you had just been 'cliental ' been given to them out of Pity by the
_poor pelisse.
to make ?—I feel I ought to h;ve so acted j hot try. In addition to the above. 2sO French prisel did eot reflect on that, and merely thought how to nen have been brought hither this day t and a roeappear inunedietely before the Prefect of the pifr i port istezread that taw thousands more are shortly
pnrtenent. •
Igs YoUr Instructions directed you to place a ailetthei*Mgreeee days eVia,6o Isenee'ver. we!il ten
meat at the steeple of St. Jean, in order, as it is said,. Government, for the purpose of transporting mei-
'to be able to sound the tocsin, whenever such a step • stone to the army. This levy was voluntarily made
might become necessary. Did you do so ? No, Sir. !at the sole expence of the Nobility of this place, wise
i 66 If you had given it the least cousideration, this ' burn with the greatest ardour for the good of their
measure would of itself have shown you, that the or. 1 Ammer?
ders you had at first received emanated from no !err BARNAUL, NOVEPiPIER S.
timate authority ?--The triatter is true ; but, on ac. John Burn, one of the labourers at the melting
count of the illness with which I was effficted, and foundry of this place, presented himself at the foun-
the emotion which the take report of his Majesty's • dry office and, amongst the otter voluntary done-
death caused in tree, I totally lest my senses ; and if ions made for the benefit of the country, prodned,
I had held any connivance with the agents who pre- ion his part, five silver roubles. The persons of rank
rented themselves to me, I should not have failed de- : who were present on this occasion, aware of the sled-
livering them, or at least making an offer of two der means of this span, and the large family with
barrels of powder, and the 10,000 ball-cartridges . which ea was encumbered, expressed their surprise
which were in the barracks. 1 at the sacrifice; but he answered them with singular
'f You have decl;red you were ill at the moment firmness : " The Emperor succours me, and my fa-
when you caused the Etat-Major Piqtlerel to be call- , may will not die from want. This money was left me
ed ; that person has declared, that you never appea- ' by my deeeased father, with the strict injunction that
red to him to be in such a condition ; reply to time— I I should lay it by for a rainy day. On hearing of the
It is the more astonishing that the Officer shouldheild present situation of our sacral country, which the
this language, when it was for this motive that I or- . enemy, threatens tc, trample over, I' imagined that
dered him to take the command of the cohort. 1 there could not be a more rainy day for us than this;
e Have you chosen an advocate ?—I shall procure and therefore, in compliance with the desire of my
one for myself. deceased parent, I belt you will receive my money,
66 The present interrogatory having been read to • and enter it into the hook." Such zeal from a et:wri-
the accused, he declared that his replies were fcith, ' mon labourer is the more worthy of olpereetion, as
fully taken down, contain the real truth, persists in t the inhabitants of this place are only acquainted with
the same, awl has signed, together with us and the the disasters of their country from hearsay, owing to
FAMILY BREWING. Registrar. (Signed) '"
a. peLoNs. souelen- the distance of their situation.
BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
NEPHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. respectfully 41 nounos." I iri.--
solicir the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, 61 We have again caused to be brought before 9,
to their PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE. It free, and without fetters, the accused party, Soulier,
combines all the Utensils in ONE; is durable, convenient, and '
compact in its form; ram to /norm with ease, and is gun, to whom we put the following questions :
interne
and and ready for use • the consumption of fuel is very sans,sans,? \ " You have declared, in your preceding ntents,
and it occasions neither aitt nor steam. 1 resin, that you arrived at the Prefecture of the
The method of using It is equally simple and certain; k re- , epanment, at about half-past seven o'clock in the
quires no fixing, NO MASHING OF THE MALT, NOR
ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGEOF BREWING, and lava- morning, tell us to whom rat addressed yourself on
riably produces Ale or Beer, of any degree of strength, of the ' your arrival there ?-1 addressed myself to the por.
TRUE HOME-BREWED FLAVOUR, and perfectly trans. . ter at the principal gate, and demanded of him to
parent, speak to the Prefect; some pereon, but whom I cup.'
To Gentlemen engaged In agricultural pursuits, this Machine
not describe, was at the gate of the building which
will be foonti particularly useful as a Potatoe Steamer for Cattle,
making Vinegar and Hay Tea, and for extracting the Essence of he occupies, and came to inform me that be was in
all Vegetable and Animal Substances. It may be fitted up for ; the country."
distillation of simple Waters, and other chemical operations.
I 4f What did you do, on rece.
an hour at the pgrter'siving his reply ?—1 rte.
Sold by the Proprietors, Skinner-street, London; and Wine.
street, Bristol; also by the following Furnishing Ironmongers s mained about a quarter of
LONDON : Messrs. Feltharn, 105, St. Martin's-lane; Stun. lodge, to whom I had at first addressed myself, when
mers, 105, New Bond-street ; Roberts, May, and Co,66,oxford- they came and informed me the Prefect had arrived.
street; bowner and Sanders, 15s, Fleet-serest; Larkins and I immediately went to him, and proceeded the. 1:0,.
Eade, Wholesale Ironmongers, 56, Ohiswell-street.— NOR-
FOLK: Messrs. Ars and Curr, Ironfounders,Norwlcb.—LlN- the large gate of the building where he sc a: in i'.is
COLN: Mr. Ashton, Louth; Mr. Taylor, Heckington, near apartments. I was conducted to him, and he re-
Sltaford.— NORTHUMBERI AND: Mr. Marshall duke:, ceived me ; I infoitned him of every thing that had
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.—LANCASTER : Mr. Mohnen:, Or-
happened, both at my house and the barracks of the
ford-street ; Hassan and Overton,Castie-street, Liverpool; Hope,
Architect, No. 6, Swan-court, Market-street, Manchester
cohort. I then presented him the letter u hich he
DERBY: Messrs. Cox & Weatherheati,Derby.—WAßWlCK t ! had sent me by the Er-General Mallet, observing
Mr. Fkeel, Coventry.—WORCESTER: Mr. Bradley, War- ' that he must, no doubt, have received a packet ; and
rester.—GLOUCESTER : Mr. 'lovey, Gloucester.—HEßE- .
Newt:awe—COßN W All. Mr. Broad, sc.:. Penzance.—SO, be informed of the purport of my arrest. He said
FORD: Mr. Honiatt, Hereford.—MONMOU'T'H': Mr. Bird,
110 ; and requested me to go into his cabinet : whi-
MERSIN' : Mr. Stothert, Bath.—DEVON: Messrs..Kingdon, ther he went, accompanied by a person who I
Exeter; Henchman, Plymouth; Rendell, Tivenon ; Dummett. ' believ‘d to be his Secretary ; when there, he read
'eminent; Ramsay, Plymouth Dock. DORSET': Messrs. ; my letter, said a few words I did not comprehend,
Thorne, Sherborne.—WlLTS: Mr. RuAsell,Marlhorougb ; Mr: •
Barnes, Saltsbury.—BEß KS : Mr. Brown, Newbury.—HA'N'KS. to the other. person, and called one of his domestics,
Mr. Chubb, Portsea; 'roomer, Southamtton —WALES: Mr. , whom he ordered to send another. This latter having
D.'l homas, Newcastle, Carmarthen; Ballard, juts. Cowbrldge; presented himself, the Prefect caused him to be di.
Dyke, Merthyr-Tydvil, Glamorgan; Partridge, Cardiff. I reeled, bet always by the first domestic, who re-
N. R. and Co. brew for Public Inspection every Tuesday, la : maimed near the door of the cabinet, to prepare the
Skinner street, London; andAYins-street , Bristol.

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(JANUARY), aad fallowing Day.

TUESDAY, JANUARY s, 1813.

OCCUPATION OF WILNA BY THE
RUSSIANS.

Letter; from he French Coast, dated on the 2d
instant, state positivelT, that the Russians have en.
tered Wilna and Grodno, and captured the whole of
the magazines, deposited at these places. The mi-
serable remains of BoxArwata's army are said to
have surrendered at discretion on the roads leading
from Molodetschinew to Wilna.

The French corps d'armie, which remained entire,
precipitately retreated towards Warsaw and Konigs-
berg, in which places, it is added, they have taken
up their winter quarters. We must confess, that
although the above rumours rest upon authority
which is somewhat doub►ful, much probability at-
taches to them. The French papers announce the
return from the Grand Army of LEFgVRE, (the Duke
of Dantzic) and NANSOUTY, the Commander of the
mounted Imperial Guards. These are occurrences
which give an add►tional .tr of truth to the rumours.
The Duke of DANT= W J one of the heroes lett at