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for raitiAO an army, inc;e-ifino the nuothaterthe air. I out of all thofe intereftiog crests tbat Occur, on which
affeatd, and overthrovett Cantular Government.' the French papers are,fileAt, as att. of all- thole that
—Thefe efforts and Pro • ire too madomel the vile • sake place it, the fez ports and the army. Tito afro.
enterable methods employed are too difprorweemed ciatss to give a very coil account cit their hopes
bag ,
to the difficulties of the et:termite, to give any deed. and of the funnels ortheir operatives. There
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fiqefs as to their faeces. Bus it is nut to octalion fair. tins matt be nambered very teat*m
th. that,
in cafe, it 4
nor with a view of peeithiao; that the operatioai of Ihouldloppeirethe any ooe of theeuld be ini
that interior arransemette, called the Mg at, are laid, or withdraten, it may be immediately perceived.
direCted; its principal obje& is, not alone to prevent and notice given to the fockty.
trimes,asthat of the exterior!. toconfineatnbition, but There bulletins nsuft alto be written according
nk,
to
to remove even the very media: of viccandweaknets. the nature of their contents, partly with black i
-In thole countries that are the heft governed there and partly with fympathetic ink, for which M. D. L.
are always to be found certain perfons who will fut. will give then' the receipt•
fer themfelvei to be led altray by a fort of innate in Thole of which part is to be written with ftympa-
confiancy. In the bell regulated commonwealths, thetic ink, will be marked bya (mall (pot of ink, made
there are to be found perverfe and weak men. Is as if by chance. at the top of the Grit pageL of the
has always been eonfidered by my predeceffors as a letter. It is abtolutely necelfary that M.
D. . aod
duty to. watch over tech perfons. not in the vain his affociatee procure the means of being informed of
hope of rendering them good, but to /lop tha deve- every thing interefling that paffes in the departments
lopement of their vices t--and as, on this head, all of the different Minißeys, as well as in the Senate is:
civilized nations have the fame intereft to watch over, Council, in the interior of the palace, etc. &a. fie. fnrj
and the fame ditty to fulfil, it has always been a re- thould thee bulletins not be clad, confidence mightl
eeived maxim; that no Government Mould faffer a take the alarm, and be weakened.
Aandard tobe created, around which hirelingsof every V. M.D. L. will be himfelf the centre point of the,
country or profeffion might gather. for the purpofe correfpondence.
of planning a general diforganization, and much lets VI. As fuon as M. D. L. has agreed with his coin-,
&mild they permit an infamous fchool of bribery, and panions on all there points, he .hall immediately go
recruiting, to the prejndice at once of the fidelity, to the place of his definition.
conflancy, affections, and confcience of the citizens. ADDITIONS TO Tiff INSTRUCTION..
Mr. Deana had an agency A Paris; but other I. It appears more eligible, that M. D. L. theuld.
Miniders, the instruments of difcord and exciters of go to Paris, or the environs, where the Police will
inifthief, like him, may alto have agencies. Mr. have it lets in their power to watch one who knows,
Malta. in his correfpondence, unmafka all the* how to conceal hinifelf, than to any other place,;
that said in France, by the very ingenues he takes where every new face is taken notice of, and where',
to deny that he knows any thing of them. " I repeat every Mayor is informed of all arrivals, and makes a
(lays be, Nos. 4, e, 6,8, and 9) that I have no know- merit of givino notice thereof. betides the fufpicion
ledge of the elate:we of any other- fociety bellies which may ante from coming and -going, and the
yours. But I repeat to you, (he ()braves in feveral carriage of letters, which may alto-eventually be Atie
places) if any exills. Ido net doubt Int that tetcepted. It is alto much better Or (peak to each,
you Ind your friends will cake the neceffary meafures perfon feparately, as the freedom of converfatioir
not uttly not to embarrafs one another, but to be mu- allows of much which might not fu conveniently be
tually ferviceable to each other." In fine, he adds, committed to writing.
(Munich, Dcc. 9, 1803) with a brutal fury, and 11. The objell of M. D. L.'s journey being the
worthy of the part he plays—" It i. of very little overthrow of the relent Government, the belt means
confequence by whom the bea ft is brought to the of effeeliag it is, to obtain a knowledge of the plane,
pound, it-is fufficient that you are all ready to join the enemy. For this purpofe it is of the mama coit.,l
in the chaee." (make- to eflablith a confidential cotrefpondenes.
Podium to this fyilem, on the fiat breaking out with the different offices, for raining an exalt Wm.
of the confpiracy, that now employs the hand of jun ledge of all plane, both within and without the Rio;
tine, he 'wastes—". If you fee anytheans of tett icating public. The knowledge of theft plans will fund& ilea
any of Geoaoss' affociates, do not fail to mate ufe oT belt means of defeat, and their failere is a certain.
them;" (No. 9), and as his evil genius is never die means of ditcrediting the Give: nment, the grit and,
couraged. even in his difgrace, Mr. Duna will not leo* important Rep towards the end &fired. For;
have iris friends give themfelves up -for 101 l in this this purpofe means emit be deviled to obtain certain
unexpeeted revcrfe of fortune. intelligence in the Secretary of War and
" I earnefily reque& you," he writes (Munich, °Sees • as alto iiarhofe of Foreign Affairs and:Pub--
2e Feb. 18cia. No. 9), " to print and dittribute a lie Wor'fltip methane:ft alto be found toknew what
Aare addrea to the army, immediately (both to the paffes in the Secret ainsmittee. which is fuppofedeo'
officers and foldiers.) The errant point is to gain be ellablified at Gt. Cloud, and competed of the Con.
partizans in the army; for I am thoroughly per. sot.'s moll confidential friends. Thefe notices ought
fuaded, 'that it is through the army alone -thcs tem to be given in the fmm of Bulletins, according to the
can reafonably hope to gala the thongs (cinch de intlratioas of the Prefident of the Cononiture, and
fired." • . • tent elvish all polfible expedition to M. D. (Dials)
How vain theft hopes were. is fueleigrAlTlCSarea• in the manner agreed on. Care molt be taken to give
terized by Om biking unanimity that prevails ever/ an account of the different • its. that 8.... May
where, now that the danger is ditcovered with which have with regard to Ir and Turkey, tad tithe-
France was men-ed. plots of the Trills refugees. Thefe pekes the molt
But the ante nit to commit a crime, the bare idea particularly reenmmended to M. L. D. as the irft
of which is- an. of so hummity, mad tie eac.cm • poll. important in the beginning ; alto of the re-
my
• I iiMari*marmoodpirave boast at mohniat innekl of troops. veffels, thole building, and all the
calamity, WWI-may add, a eatemiry fur all Europe, Millowy preparations.
demands not only a reparatkw. for the pad, but it The letters to be addreffed to a friend at Stn(
guarantee for the future. • buret and from. thence to be brought by him to the
A•folitary, (amend banditti, a prey to want with; Po/43ffsee at Kehl.
out harmony, and withoot fupport. are always weaker When there is a great deal to be written, it may
then the laws which are to punith them, or the p4ce be done on the back of one or more maps. with fyra-1
which ought to intimidate them. But if they harelhe pathetic ink, or on the margin of books printed *purl
power of uniting. if they could correfpond with each paper well Cud, taking care to maks a math wise
other,andthe Brigandsof other eountsace,illimprofcro ink, where the writing begins: this meth be rem by
()kW moll honouralskof all,inalmuch as thetranquilr a pnft-coach, addleffed to Mad. Faience'. or h.1
of Empires and the honour of Sovereigns depend Paoas.ssa and Co. at Stralurg. with a letter Aral
thereon. there &mild be found men authorized to mike with rhe name of time bonkfeller. where they will
uft of all the power their *motion affords, tO pratti.e retried the currefpondent to forward it to Mr. D:
vice, croruption, infamy, and villainy, and to raife There correfpondents being in the habit of executing
from out Of the relate of human nature, an finny of commigions for M. D. will never have the nestled
affaffins, rebels, and forgers, under the command of fufpicion of the affair, thde being common articles
the molt immoral and moll ambitions of all Govern• in trade ; but this mutt never be done. except when
MeliiSe there would be no fecurity in Europe for the there is a great deal to mite. or when the quantity
egged:ace of any Rate, for public morality, nor even of paper would otherwifg be fa confider-able, es to
for the continuance of the principles of civilisation. awaken fufpicion at the polloffice. and then M. 1).
It is tint my duty to dilcufs the means you may mull be informed of it by letter. This manner of
polka to Tecure Europe. by guaranteeing her again)} fending has nothing remarkable in it, as the parcels
huh dangers. I content inyfelf with ittfortuiug and will always be marked A. B. with a letter for Mad.
proving to you, that there exifts at Munich ail Log. Flames, or Matra PAPSLiaa.
lithe an, called DAMES, inward with a diplomatic 111. Care mutt be taken to fornifh M. D. with are
cbantaer, who, profiting of this guile, and of the ellimate of the necelTary expense.., making the de-
vicinity of thatplace, dice !s dark and criminal efforts mend as early as poffible, and explaining the dif.
to the heart of the Republic ; who recruits for agents ferent objeas. M. D. muft be informed of the fie-
of corruption and rebellion ; who rendes beyond the titious name of the perfon in whole tavola the Bill
environs of the town, Drat his agents may have an- of Eachange mutt be drawn ; and M. D. will take
nets to him without theme, and depart, without be. care to procure one where his name will not appear,
ing expofed ; and- who diretts and pays men in and which will not be liable to any fufpicion.
France, charged by him with paving the way to an IV. To render the correfpondence more fecnre.
overthrow of the Government. fiaitiOtlS names mutt be ufed, even with the fympa.
This new fpccies of ctinie, rfcaping, from its na- thetic ink ; alto for the names of the towns, which
cure. the ordinary means 4.1 luppretfien, which the mutt be taken one for another, according to the lilt
laws put in my power, I mull confine myfelt to the marked A.
unmasking it to you., and pointing out to you at the V. That no fufpicion may wife from the fame
fame time, the lources, circumaances, and conic name being always ufed, M. 1.. 1). will agree with
(pence& Health and refired, !LURIE*. fix at leaft of his faithful friends about changing it.
nasrauc t te.i...uuviN To N.D. L. This meafure is indifpenlibly necettary in cafe of tick..
The fuhlhinet of thee inliritelions is as follows : neli cr accidents. Each of there Gemitlernen in wait.
I. NI. 1). 1.. mull immediate:lga to France, and, ing, mull very csaftly obferve the order of the nuns•
without pen:timing as far as Pairs, mutt find an op- bee of the fii f (erica, as if one perfon alone bad writ-
poitunity rf ctinvcriti:r: with his ad. CiateS. whom ten. Tbat which is intelligible (iie dare) mutt be
he mutt inform that, Ii tying tire highest opinion of relative to commerce, or the arts and fciences, and
their pi udcme, t!•ir punt), of then I:i:eritions, and mod appear as if it was an account ref the noverties
thc•r patitoti;nt, they may be fort.iatei with pecu- in Nei:. If the Government is fpoken of, it mull be
Mary Aryl., i•( e. 1!:em to i...•citlirow the in a favoumable manner. Care mutt be taken that
prevent G,v,riuritt, :m•id t•te Fienen nation; to what is written with the fympathetic ink may not be
chore the feint of guire,•. ment mull likely to allure too fmall. The numbers mull always be written
is bappinefs and tranquillity ; a print which ten with it, and never plain, to avoid fufpicion.
ycAtS eiperienCe ought it have re;.dcted eery Gbeiiiiis. Vi. M. 1). L. :saving received from M. V. the re•
11. hl. D. L. mutt fettle upon a general pan with ccipt for the fympathetic itik,muildeftrcy the bottle,
his rOC latCS : containing— that he may not bring any thing into France that
I. Ihe particulars AS to the mode of execution can occafmon the lean fufpicion, and mull write his
which they intended luceclii, cis t^ adi•pt. private iintructiou* on black paper in his pocket-
:. An climate of the pit batik erprnrc., without book at the end of his travelling espews, tic. and
101.ng fight of economy. romß dettrny all papers as well as palfp,r3, which
3. Fite probable period when it nay be neztlf..r y can throw the leaf light upon hi. dellinatlon.'
to a.Ssancr the fine in quellion. VII. One may, with the affociates, b•my over theft
ill. M. I). L. will remit soz.A. flc,i ii .to en.,ble employed in the powder•ntills, fir the posonfe of
them to commence their operation:: whenever this blow irif them up, as may be found c.,nvensent.
turn is expended, or nearly fo, the fame amount will VII .• It is above all necefrary to take into pay
be again fuinifhed by M. p. 1.. fume printers and engravers, who can is relied on,
IV. It is Mated, that a bulletin &mild In Made
for thepiapofe of minting what the affociation may
find nce:lfary.