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London, England, 1804-06-11 00:00:00

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borirstais, who ailed u_pai hint about is fortnight
after to company with Bea, then a Braga to h tn.
sod one Chevalier, Picot% brotherfinslawr They
were introduced to him as Zoßomers. and they in
fa& ordered a complete foit'of deaths for each, be-
fides an additional coat for Picot. He underikood
that Picot was Aide-de-Camp or Adisnant.Gentral
to Georges, and received five or its [billings a day
from the inglifh Cofer/assent, but that Lebourgeoh
received only a foppir of two or three Ihillingi a day.
At the fame time Leboorgeols and Chevalier coma.
ed him with the ferret of their being about to fat of
for France with an intent to difpatch the Fut Con.
ful, adding that they were tore of faeces. and would
return with the .bite ems. They Paid they wanted
arms. and allied him tf he knew any French or Ger-.
man at what's {bop they couldalnidattem He cli•
rated them to a German gu whin they
bought phials and a feroed-cane for •
0-BAulier farther depofed, that thefe converfatioas
were heard by his wife; and thatsthe whole buyer nefs,
an the ..fcheme, of Picot and Leborarpois,
known to one Dnjardin, who had lived ilea two or
three months in London with Lebourpais I that this
Dojardin bad often !token to him upon the fubjea,
and repeated formal times that Lebourgais. Cheva-
lier, and Picot, were fatting of with an intent to at
the Fir 11 Conful ; that one Roger, whistled
made the !sternal Alorlier, was slain at work,
would go to France a few days before or after
bourgeois, Plat, and Chevalier ; that every one of
them (poke of lite plot in his pretence without the
leaf' curs*; that Dilates added, ha was ea-
Timed that cheeses were bile et met Sq. ,
ahovisleyeartith Mock him Unison forcible ere
be
that Laboargeois. Fiat, sad Chevalier.
were without money lase days before, but that au at
once, and juR when they were es the point of fades
out, they bad hundreds of pintas I that havisLe•
Read em.the calamities which thee min
being epos Frain. be ilidwot lofe ammo' t;;;;;;
information of the whole Cenfpinicy to. Amine*.
the Ansbaleder. who. having taken dohs the de.
tails of the beliefs, engaged-Mtn to go to Frame.
in order to make his &Ogaden before the paper
Magikrass; that be did to with pledure..in ceder in
cif the daiy of a good chime, aildtagtha the
afortfard Dujardin, whom he had prevailed Gra to
accompany him to Treat, *a' emulated with at
the circumltanas of die plot ; tad dtat ode Mara- i
and, a journeyman taller. at Parisi said alio give
evidence on the fubjak. as well as the deperneueslttfe,
whom he screed everim
_unseat fain London.
" Francois Etienne Marchand &apred. that he
had refided five months in London,
when Chian
Replier, wanting a French journeyman tailor, found
,lihn.ost and employed him : that among other per-
fonawho came thers.hefaw two Frenchmen; Lebour-
pars and Pigot ; that on the syth or alkh of De-
cember, as he was at his work, he beard Leborir:
genie ezelaint, is the apartment of Raney? 44 Sarre was
de Dins I this wretch, Bonaparte. has livid longer
than he has yet to live ; as limn es we are arrived in
France, we will fee what is to be done with him."—
Thefe two men were extremely anxious to
.iket to.
France ; that converfation tinted filch falperon in
his mind that be was very 'mealy, and eked !hillier
what was to be thought of it t Roulier replied, that
he bad not fiept for thee two lark nights:rhe was
Pure that they were paid by the Eel/IHk Gerisievnent,
and that their plan was to ge to Paris *and araffinate
the Erik ConfuL He knew that they had then a
coafiderable fans of mosey, and had pa/chafed
Cols and and (word cases. although fame time before they
were in great draft(' ; he, in- confequence, ram.
mended to Ratifier to make a difeovery of this to the
French Ambafador, which they accordingly did.—
They fir& waited on Portalis, and afterwards bad an
audience with Andreae. In confequence of their
information, a courier was fent over to France, and
Rich Reps were taken as that both Lebourgeois and
Picot were &reeled on their landing. Thy were
afterwards tried and condemned by Military Cam-
million.
Francoife, wife of the Paid Roulier, confirmed
this fiatement of the expreffions which had been dad
by Lebourgeois and Pivot ; that they talked openly
of the affeffination of the Conful ; and alto Odd. that
they mentioned that Roger. who had made the Infer-
nal Machine, was now at work for another.
" It was wcU known in London that' they were
fupported by the Englitli Government, and lite had
no doubt but that it was front them they received the
money before their departure.
Francois Ditjartlin tad, during his refidence in
London, frequently teen Georges, Roger, Picot, and
others together ; that their converfatton ran entirely
upon the efaffination of the Fad Coda'. and the
placing Louii the Eighteenth on the throne of
France ; that they met almoit every day, and sited to
get into violent paffions ; that Picot, particularly,
raved like a madman when he heard that Bonaparte
had been at Rotten; walled he bad been there; that
it was Picot who was to have given him the mortal
blow, who {aid he would die with pleafure if he bad
fucceeded in the attempt ; that thepwould never re-
turn to England but with white feathers ; that he was
lure that the English Government was not only in-
formed of the objet of their expedition, but more-
over, that it was they who furninsed the whole ex-
pence of it. It was the Count de la Chaufe who gave
the money to Monfieur La Martillien, who difiribut-
ed it out amongß them ; he had heard them regret
not having been paid for the tall ten months, and fay
that was the only thing which detained them ; be ef-
terwards yaw them with plenty of money, and knew
that they had purchafed arms.'
" What conclufions then murk be drawn from the
arms and uniforms which have been found, and the
afiemblage at Paris of all the seal:fins in the pay of
England ? The criminal correfpondenee with the
enemies of the Rate, the anifferies feat into the *cf
tern Departments and ,tbe tedatios anployed to
bring up the Albans to Pan ? Their eleadeilise
correpondence. and even the audacity Of thee. who.
infenfible to the love of their campy, ftwerid ail kinds
of rumours to diforgasise the Country. whets the
confperacy was about breaking oat It is the Eighth
Government which has fomented this cordpiracy
whore agents prepared the infernal machine. and fist
fire to it ; and who has penfionett every nibs that
has efeaped front the (word of joßice, only to make
them fitter to undertake new crimes. It is net she
intereil of the Bourbons which the efistrefes. *re
the air makes de of them as ion:vans is gat*