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The perfont condemned, whore capital punifbntent
his Mays err has remitted, will be detained in the
following places, viz.
a. Bouvet de Lazier, In the cattle of Bouillon ; s. Armand Gail
brd.Frederic Lajoials, in the cattle of Bellew& ;
LIMP In the cattle of Lourde; 5. L.harles d'Hozier, do.
41. Francois Rochelle, in the cattle of If; 7. Charles Francois de
RlViat, in the fort of Joon ; 8. Armand Francois Hennas; Fo-
liose. in the cattle of Ham. Jules Poliguac condemned to two
years imprifooalect, win be decaiocd is the jame orlon with his
tametser.
General Mos.EAU has fa off for the United States.
A particular incident retarded the execution of two
of the condemned perfons (or about a quarter of an
hour : Ducoars and Lim elm" required to be
taken to the Hotel de Ville, to make fome declare
Lion ; their requeft was granted, and they were af-
terwards brought back to the feaffold; feveral of the
fufferers embraced their confeffors immediately be-
fore they received the fatal ftroke ; none of them
were duffed in the red cloak; feveral exclaimed Five
le Rai 1 at the moment of their execution.
'Giotto's, when upon the fcaffold, knelt at the feet
of his confeffor. The twelve culprits were conveyed
to the place of execution in three carts, four perfons
in each. When at the moment of execution they ex-
claimed Yew le Roi 1 fume of the foldiers
Yew ?Booing.. !
• Jolty 27.—The left letters from Rome Rate, that
a prniCafal has been made to his Haines, requiring
the Pore to give full power to Cardinal False it to
down the Emperor of the French in his name.
Jus a sB.—The Imperial Attorney General having
fummoned the Criminal Court of Jultice to meet
yefterday morning, between the hours 'of fix and
(even, demanded the public reading of the Letters
of Pardon which had been addreffed to it by the
Emperor. This Office was performed by the Re-
lifter ; the perfons to be pardoned Rending upon
a bench, with their heads uncovered, according to
the regulations contained in the Letters of Pardon,
which in the entitle of the day, were tranfcribed in
the records of the Court ;. and thofe in favour of
whom they were granted, immediately after departed
for the places where they are to be d-ofined.
Vice-Admiral LarouCel TitZWILLZ of the Le.
gion of Honour, Commander in Chief of the (qua:
dron in the Mediterranean, has written the following
letter to his Excellency the blinifter of Mat ine and for
the Colonies :
Twenty-five Batavian gun boats which were at'
Flailing, left that pert on the 23d inflant, in pre-1
fence of twenty-three of the enemy's (hips, which
immediately attacked them. The cannonade wasl
brifk and hiked a long time : but the enemy could
not prevent the divifion from reaching °Rend, which
it did the fame evening, without having ceased fight
ing for a =meta. from the time of its gaining the
one port, to its arrival in the other.—Moskerr.
OH HOARD THI 211CINTAUR,111 THZ ROAD Of Tonics,
26 ?UMW., TZAR 12.
4' General—l have the 'honour to tmnfinit you an
account of the putting to fea of the! whole fquadron
'under my command. In confequence of advice which
I had received, that fame Englifh privateerb infefted
the draft and the Hieres Ifles, I gave orders three
days ago to the frigates the Indoliptible and spent,
and the brig le Furet, to fail for tit-ie Mande. The
tall winds being contrary, they anchored under the
caftle of Poigrieroles. Yefterday morning the'enany
obtained intelligence of their fituation, and towards
noon detached two frigates, and a veffel which enter
• ed by the Great Channel, with intention to attack
them while at anchor. Admiral &tido at the
fame time arrived with four (hips at the narrow
Channel, with intent to cut off the retreat of our
frigates. As loon as I perceived his me ncruvre,
I made a fignal for the whole fquadron to put to
fea, which was executed. In fourteen minutes
all were under fail, and bore down towards the
enemy, to cut him off from the entrance of the nar-
row chanricl, and with the intention of following
him Ihould he enter it. The Engin Admiral, how.
ever, immediately abandoned his defign, recalled the
two triywes, and made fail away. I purfued him till
night ; he bore away to the S. W. This morning at
day light I could fee nothing of him.--1 falute you
uitli Wile& (Signed) " LATOUCHL TIEVILLE."

FROM THE VARLS PAPERS.
FONTAINDLEAU, JUNG CZ.
the Emperor here for feveral day- ; he arrived '
yeftcrday, at eleven at night. The own was flits
urinated. The great avenue of Paris prefented
moil beautiful comp All the inhabitants bad
been waiting from nine o'clock. l'lre Emperor enter
ed by the Porte Dori:.
To-day, at five in the morning, he vifited the
Military School, examined every part of it, and in-
formed bimfelf of the manner of inftrueing the
pupils in their feveral clafres. He paired there the
whole morning. At two o'clock the Frac.% the
Members of the Municipality and Military School,
were prefcnted to him. - He feu out at three to hunt
in the foretl.—(Mwr;rsay.7•o6 30.)
Vistula, ;time 14.—We are affared that the Da-
tifirCabinet has offered our Court fob tidies for 300.000
men, but that this offer was immediately and formal-
ly related. His Imperial ?dy has again declar-
ed to the Court of London, that be yin invariably
perfevere in his fyfiem of abfolute neutrality.
BANIRI OF TNe MAINE, ;CMS I.4...ACCOrding to
letters from Hamburgh, Denmark is making mai-
tary preparations. For fame time the Court of Co-
penhagen has been far from maintaining a good under.
(landing with that of Stockholm. and there is matins
to fear a WAr between thefe two Kingdoms.
hlsasEttces, J prat r7.--The Dutch privateer the
Hook, Captain Hymn's-us Moarrisr.te, of Mar-
((ilk% fitted out at the Cape of Good Hope with rs
guns and thirty men, has captured on the coat of
Angola the Neptune, of sso tons and 6o guns, with
a crew of fixty men. The brave French Captain.
with a ers-.; we tker by ace half than that of the ene-
my. adess cd to board, and after a vioittit comet
on the deck, made hinsfelf matter of the veld, the
cargo of which c nitrified of 3se negroes, ivory and
other merchandize. The enemy 101 l in the aftion
Sixteen men; our loft a-as only ten killed and wcund-
ed• This Fire has arrived fate at a pert in the Brazils.
The bomb vefFel la Viekite, nixing heroic this
grit, cmswelled an Ergislh cnt%::te to abandon a
French verfel laden wi L c.orn, which the had captrn•
ed thit ty-fits hours Lehr! e. The coyote IA Berge!'
it is Laid, the wenn abaia4oo a I-1-
E7Jan vcrfri.