Star.
London, England, 1804-04-14 00:00:00

FRANCE.

LEGISLATIVE BODY, MARCH 14.

FAURCROY, the Government Speaker,faid—

The SelLon which is now concluded mutt snake impreflions
of gratitude on the French Laws the molt hirp,,rtant
havelseen &knifed in the midit of war, in the midit of ti.e molt
atrocious tonfpiracv : but the Government proceeds with a frm
lice in promoting the irterefi and glory of the country; and to
cur enemies remain only lhame and coofulion. In their defpair
they (Freed their gold and their crimes. Their Miniflcra at Ham.
burgh, at Stutgard, and Munich, will Rill be only the artifts of
plots. They corrupt Tome wretches; hut th,ir future Reps will he
datedied as their paR itepshave been, and turned to their morti-
fies). if there are men who, to the crime of having carried arms
aga Taft their coootry,adel ingratitude and perjury. the Government
will punt& them with the fame calmnif, with which it would par-
don and the panlasment always be perfnnal as the crime...—
Pict:her the ties of friendthip nw of family Rail be. in its eyes,
any extenuation of guilt. As to the Members of that unnatural
testify, which withes to inundate France with lit, own binned, that
it may be able to reign over it. their fie furies and their lalt
eel-
snioal attacks, have phred between her and them an eta rnal bar.—
They .
have only been able to obtain from England permtifion to be
her tea, They with to fell to ber our moque', our glory,
oar praigerity ; they have only been able to fell to her ufelefs
crimes: tee them live on the wages of opprobrium and tontempt.
But if they dare to lain our foil by their prefenee the with of
the IRMA people is, that they may thin find death as their m-
eans/owe for two millions of Citizens who have perilhed in the
implosswer of which they have been the chief artisans, and as
a return fete the crimes with which, for the fag four years in par-
titular, they have attempted to overrun our territory, by there fo-
Inenting aid maintaining, as far as was in their power, robbery
and revolt. Citizens Legidators, return to your bones, and make
knows the liability of our Laltitutions, the loyalty of the Citizens
of Paris, Ire-' •

The Speaker then read the official decree of the
Govdrninent ordering that the Sittings of the Le.
giflative Jody fliould clofe that day (a4th Marcb.)

ANSWLRS

OP THI DIPLOMATIC SOOT TO TALLPYRAND'S CIRCO.,

Lab TTTTTT .
Clams Miblitee-4 return many thanks to your Excellency far
the ormaimieatien which you have been **fed to make me of the
apart of the Grand Judge, of which you have fent me a copy. and
which I ihallasenediately crania% to Vienna, for the information
a say Cart. The opinkm mandated by the FUR Cooful of the
festimeas and goad qualities of the Diplomatic Body, which has
the bromor of being accredited to him, proves the juitice he does
teal the Members of whom It eadifts; and tioqueltionably be is
ma donated In thinking that there is not one among us who does
fa decidedly condemn every thing which a Diplomatic Agent and
Y. Govenenan undertake contrary to the Laws of Nations, and
the alma tight and good faith generally adopted among civilised
Imlaaa
Ddp. Odeon Innifter, a acept the aromas of my high
addifteredak Coo N r Cos TTTTT
AmbalEidor of his Majetty the Emperor,
King a Bohemia and Hungary.
At Peak. Math as, 1104.
Citinallftledfter--I have the Moon to acknowledge the receipt
of the Report of the Grand Jodie, refadlog the confpiracy ear.
deft es k ham by Mr. Drake, and I have battened to mama%
kto ay Caen. The pastel of the Letters and authentic Papas
Iliad by MI Date, mutt %went atilia all the Potemkin of the
Diploma* Body. It is a fubjedt of concern, to oblerve that a
Mailer hea ridged chafe intrigues which ought to be foreign to
Na drawler, sad to the dignity of his Nations. Every Foreign
MiniAer mail regret with me, Nat • Public Man can be strafed
at beg mama ; and do at doubt but ail the Foreign Minifters
wM mishit my katimenta and opinions repeal% the ecaduet
of lir. Drag. (611801) Dietz'
ram Extraordinary fries the King of
Pada. Merck Lt. Denmark.
ban received the Note which you did me the honour to
Mavis to as, wish a Copy of the Report of the Grand Judge,
Mahe to Papers which prove that Mr. Drake, the Brit a M-
alta at Munich, has held a culpable Ceendpondence with Trai-
tor, far oblate which all Civilised Nations milt regard with
harer—end that horror rash be redoubled, when we fee that It
Is • Mahar that thus 'ratline= his tante eharaeter.—When a
Beheited Agent ammets a bale or atrocious aft, It may be
Wamitt be is Biloeseed by perfonal intereft, but the 'dims et •
are generally attributed to the Government he repro
data ad even when he ate againft his orders (whisk I bope is
W ale In this latance) his cooduft Is fo much Identified with
Ms Governowea, that tuck ada tend to °ventral ("dal order, and
to bring beck Nadas to barbarifin. I beg your Excellency to
uVer to the Fleft ConNI, In the name of my Goeernmert, Cu
rooft Mare felicitation, for having happily crawl the stem, is of
his asealea, arated not only &pson his life, but /gnat an ob-
joft more dear to his bean, the Imprimis of the Nation of which
lie is the Chief—a happioefs which is the nigh of his noble labours
in the field of honour, and in the Cabinet. and which is not yet
fileiendydtabßitiol!not to be deeply Nolen by Isis La.

(biped) . •LIVINGSTON,
!distinct Plenipotentiary front the United State'
of America. Dated sloth March.

Eir-1 have the humor of x►nowledging the receipt of the
Letter which you add:riled to me by order of the firit Coto],
and of thl Report Vt:lit h wu prermted by order of the Grand
Judge, stid I have hat.nrd to tranhuit It to my Court. His Im-
perial Majefty will fcc wi•h fatisfaetioet, that his Agents to the
trench Government pas t.eipate in the jeltree which the Hilt Con-
fel does to the INplumuie•Ludy accredited to biro, and that their
care to °Verve, ou all accaLons, the moil rigorous principles of the
eights of mafioso, are houourably appreciated by the Chief of the
Government. (Signed) GRIM lA:tusk's,
March ag. Charge d'Affaires of Rums.

Cidien biblifterl took the earUeft opportun'ty of tratifnalt
ding to toy Court the letter your Ezra Hint/ slid me the honour of
writing to anon the ath itittant, and the copy of the minim of the
Grand Judge on the incidental cor.fpiracy fortunately difeovrted
by the vigilance of trc PO:ICC You know, Citizen Miiiittec, the
Usidy thttreft with whir% the King, my molter, Is in pirtx! for
the prefervattun of the life of Ibe Fault Conful, and for the
tenantc of order and tranquillity in the flair of with?' be it th.:
worthy head. Von may therefore anticipate the rift-el ati kith this
colamaalcatiw will basic on the mind of hi. Proniatt Maicfty.
wboevamay have been the authors and agents of this confpie.tey;
and your Kterlieney wit eafily (nuke aU the fatisfadiun which
Ms Mildly net ',el at ate entire ceffat inn of fn tn'n lull els ci
alarm to the (.Im:a o France. For in tlikharylt g the c•mmif-
fsna entrafted to me, I have ronfolered It my Alley to attire his
Ms}etly-of the pt tfect esiflitig between the Anzoll Chief
of the Republic and all the krivatits of the St-t , between tie
whole nation, anal its repreLntaiiwts or defenders. 1• is by fu, It
a enntlutt that I Gal cm:a:swine to concillate for 6- (acre,' chit-
net,' with which I erns attained. the confidence and the rtgAtil
of the goy. n•ment to which the King, my malt• r. has bet, ,:ra-
sic i.fiy pink .1 to f.nd me. Arcrpt,Citiren 'miler. the allutanec
eat n.y Mr). confidi ea • Ito. (merit d) Marquis de l ce at tits t.
tunny bst....n.inaty of his Ma.lefty the KM( 01
At Paris, March an, diner.

r-1 have received the It trerhv whichyou have
manmunicatel to n e the Report of the Grand luib,:s on the fcat-
dab us and criminal inteleues of Mr. Drake. r of Ids Bri•
topicMa}lyrattoyCourt. Ido bog hefitate to allure your hi-
ekliene y, that the llrelor will manifell, by niesfures the roslt jr.
vele, the molt cmr.e AM. and moll conformable to tits pet b 'nal
trieroldap for the hill t tinful, the grief and inch ••ie son which this
ci mull Is cl. to conic qUeliff of the vile and iiiiiiintok• oelt;ns
which 113%. twir dannely meditated and followed op, v nhu. his
Batt., Waif, ths n..fe of a (acted elikrat`ler. l ean:ail an V" ii-
dt,okiiir to 101 • te. SIIU. Milliner, ion, ly
the cute etfu!', ti the traufa,-;.iin as•eot ih• re pretstli
I und 1.•• .l• .1 I elf yeth-- It inn ft Z. a nie, hose.c t.vih chi
ernr, it (cr.:. f alterboo, in te.:.ierionr ,a!:i

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mutt beforry that Mr. Dealt. Mould have been in-
d uced fo to profane the charaeler of an Ambaffador.

The ELECTOR ARCH CHMICAL LOR'S AMBASSADOR'S
reply is very general. It Rates that the more honour
able the fun lions of an Ambalfaclor are, the deeper
moil be the regret of the Ambalfador at the fight of
fuch a perfidious plot.
The SWISS AMRASIADnR fay% "The Landamman
and all Switzerland will hear with deep grief of this
new ennfpiracy againft their benevolent. Ally."

The PORTUGUESE AMBASSADOR iS grieved at the
profanation of the facred charaeler of an Ambaffador.

OFF IC V. OF THE POLICE, PARIS, MARCH ss.

The Counfellor of State, prefiding over the Pollee,
is informed, that many inhabitants of Paris are in the
prattice of letting furnifhed apartments to ftrangers,
without making the ufual declaration to the Commif-
fary of Police in their refpettive diviflons. Such per-
font are acting direaly contrary to the regulations
concerning furnifhed houfes, and (hall be proceeded
againft for the fame ; for every hiring for a month,
or even for a year, is to be interpreted as a hiring of
a furnifhed houfe ; and no proprietor or renter of a
houfe at Paris, can let out an apartment, nor even a
!Ingle room, furnifhed or unfurniffied, to any perfon,
a Itranger to this capital (that is, to a perfon who is
not domiciliated here, and who doe► not prove the
fame by his card of citizenfhip) without giving in,
within 24 hours, his declaration to the Comaniffary
of Police, under the pain of being ptofecuted to the
utmoft rigour of the law. (Signed) Dusots,
Counfellor of State, and Prefea of the Police.