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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12
TOWN OFFICERS.

Hfa d01on- Meeting, legally beH at tie
State- R0y(e, in Newport, Tuejasy,
June 5tb, Il. D. 1904.
7oUu Cke,k--Jonstila Amy.
701sn Ceuaea-1hoDas Frcebody, Iohn
Gsidnef, William Iew, Samuel Vnioo, Caleb
GIeen.
7oqrn 7,tolar.f-- Edmund Townicnd.
go4cs Se,Jsagt-Thcmas Melvili.
A0sBov ef 7axe,--Thoms, 2 Peckham, lohn
B. Mun!ord, JeHc Lil'ibrdge.
COiltt7or If f7ax<,-Robcrt Taylor.
Sealeu Of Weisbti ard Mra/ar.-B Billing,
Coggefhal, Philip Burgcfs, Daniel w. HoxGe.
Yendae Maft,i- ohm Gardner, Sila, Dean.
James Chappell. Henry Bull.
ODey(seu Of ne Psor = Wo,kbcaf-Ro-
bert Taylor, John TillipghaN, JOB Townfcnd.
qa7on Andt-Calcb Gardner, Samuel Yer.
non, Jun. Anthony DIXON, Francis Malbone.
Stale'5 sf fLea,ber-W,llism Prior, Thom.
as Mumiord.
SH,vyon Of Ba,k-Rcbcft Taylor, Eleszer
Feaee Vie7ci'i--Robert Taylor, BENJAMIN
Willbour, benjamin Cornell.
Cle,k, Of tbe Martess-Samuel Car. RtS
MARKET; job Greenman, B,iek do. Robnfon
iNShys EID u1s
Sarv1or, Of Joine,, Edmund
Townfond. Walter Nichols, James TAYLOR, lob
Townfend, RobcrtM NJ. Towniend, Stephen GOD.
dard. Robert Law,On, jun. John Tillingi,ais,
Caleb Lyndon.
Coyaa5its-DsnieI Dsnhsm, lanes Char.
pell, John Richards, Samuel Vaughn, Thoms,
Tew, Benjamin Lswton, Edward Goron.
VaiRersef Eaofts. 1sbtn dJesstd in To,irr--
E5enezsr Shearran, Thomas lew, Job Town.
fend.
Paetfy sf Bssf, Pork, and FJN-Iofeph
Warren. John Newton, Benjamin Clarke, Eli.
fha Morton, John Henesw, William Borden,
William Oman, Philip Allen.
Cve,jStu gftbs Small Pox---Thomas Town.
fend. Benjamin Barker. Jokn wancp. John
Williams. John Wan,on. Henry PeckI,.m.
Snrvysn Of Lszbfr, IN 7obie5 IL isciadt1
6irgi, and CL~tboasdi-Thomas Hudfon, Jeae
Lillibridge, Daniel Dunham, Eliiha Gibbs, John
Tiilnghaa, Fleet S. Greene, Daniel Dsnham, is.
Job Townfend, Ala SiGon, Samuel OK, ID.
C~dtss Of Bs,k-Ephraim Mscc5mbcr,
Chriaopher Bennett. Benjamin Durham, Sam.
uei Tsipp. John layer. Jos. Warren.
Cs,at,s sf Wssd--Samuel l. Carr, Nieho.
las Hart, Samuel Trip, Walter Barn., B.nja-
mia Durham, Adam Wife, Gregory Swszey,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12

On Thurfiay l1a, (l1pgSd ajsal
/ag'st) a meE auiaei0us and erpel nur-
der seat committed on SALL1" 7AL-
BOT, a yOHng Girl, i3 gears Of age, of
Canton, in tds Comfy Of NoyaR. This
iabuman ad is jnppsisd to bavr been
ps,Pefrated BY Muiaffo Fsilosv, of
taia Canton, ab04t Nineteen years Of
age, By the name Of JACK BA77ES,
after bsViHg fyf ravilhed her Bates
has a broad face, Thick lips, large and
jaat neie, abOaf foe feet )6ven or eight
'ne6ef bigb, anrommoay large feet for
ene ef bis years, and lpeakS ioqo and
moderafc-He attended from /aid Can
ton on fbs night sffbs fya Infant, be-
fore be seas /y,psded.-EWe hear that
the villain has been taken.] Dsd.pap.
EuSosS.-London papers to the
Iotb May, bavs been reeeiped by arri-
pais at fbis port. Nothing boz0e0er of
Importance has franpired Enee Cur
former dates. II change Of Mimasrs
in THE BrG@ Administration has taken
place, and a Plan reported to fbs Houjs
Of Commons. 9be Brittle MiniRer bas
tsff the Court Of Madrid, and the Dmeb
preparations fer the /" invafon," are
Jaid TO BE- in great toraoardnsG.-Capt.
Merrill, from Ljjbon, interms, thai tie
P0rfrgues Government bad declared
qear agaiga tbe Mosrs; and bat
Jbip Of fbe H,is bad FAILED fran Lij5on,
10 frmze in Tangier Bay.
lit Pefsylbam (Mafs. } on the 1915
ah. a Very uncommon form JGgbfning,
fbaaatr, rain and hail, tack place. TIE
day soas remarkably 1varm and [aliry--
the Jlq,5es Of lightning aoere in quitk
/aeeebfOn, and the thunder vcry beavy
and a1yful--rbe rain and hail rs,smbied
a JOhd body Of aOater and ite--.sN The
soindoSos 10 tie norfb and eaf acre m-
Hanty da/lbed 10 pierss, and the bonss
filled soifb sratsr and bail, qobicb aoas
Jrom Joar 10 fseeIue iaees in depfb, and
for three days after the Form, earfloddf
Of hail R0nss acre 10 be )een IN different
placer. Bof. w. Mag.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12

| not embrace determination Ira. ,sey -,uii
nat as fociety artcnd azy public a,occiiea
bat their Own
The parton fpeaks lkewife about the mum
Der OF the Procetiion. There is no doubt that
he counted them agreeable 10 ordeu, and would
probably make as favorable a report TO his cn,.
ployes az circumaances would politely admit.
There il double objett in shis, more familiar to
the parton than the maxi,ps Of Law. With ref
pea TO the number, il he has not got lhem with
more corIeetneis with rcfrcet 10 The proceian,
than he has with rcfped 10 thoie &ho dined az
the State Houfe. his aGthme,ieai as veil as his
every other faculty 10 moff grofsly Detective.
He talks of the Phsr;ises, and of facr;fcine
to Moloch. His iacriices have been abundant :
but whether they have been TO the Pharifees or
TO Moloch. let ,hofe whom his fame hath seach-
ed pronounce. Bur above all--the parton fays
he feels hnfe!f " bound 10 fate facts, thar the
people may Judge of the foundnef, of ,5at eaaJs
which requires 10 much art and mifrepreieata-
tion to iuppor from falling into ruin" (! Il he
not here little TOO fat ! viii he not upon re-
aettion be Of the opinion himfclf that his s<at
10 icrve his matters has outrun his poliey ? For
though the parton has pronounced heavy judg-
nen,s againf nuifreprefentation, yet few will be-
HOsS but tidt, HO"cscT dtsliiS, inc paflOn WOulu
have the.n il pofibc in favor OF his own objects.
His conduit in the courfe of his Mort editorial
career, hath fully convicted him of this. BUT
what eaKjS is that, which, according to the par
ions opinion, is 70 hard TO be fupported from
falling into ruin The caufc Of American Iw-
DEFEHpRNcE! This was the Object OF the ce!c-
bTstion; the eaufe OF the proceiIon, and the
fubje6t Of the Grafton. VIII the parton fsy in
this bold aud explicit manner, thar il cannot
be :" "JsRp0rsed jTo~ falling iato ,am"i HIe mua
have moro iunucncs than he had st Li,tle Comp
ton more infpira,on than he poa, fed a. the
place whence he aragglcd ihither. to enable hin,
TO effect its ruin in she town OF Newport. In.
deed, indeed, he is but weak place in the Iyf.
tenn OF degenerate .ttSy6ijm, from which its
mott precious iecrets arc continually trickeline,
aud Hreaming a,nue; detective fave which
occaioneth the keg TO leak. His ftupii AFRO.
ganec will efattuaily blow their Vaccinations,
& entail abortion all their projects. Better, far
better were il for nsn il they had retained their
former editor, who had fefvcd them isithfolIy, g.
with Infinitely more dexte',y. and not have lui-
pended him for the fake of psfing his Gipend over
to the alittance OF the grave, { levcrsnd parton.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12

bass Glsdding, John Harwood, Joteph Peck.
! hs7.. William keso, Ohm Tayer, lofhos Davis
tsiaeen Weaver. John Hubbsrd, Samuel Col
'.as. John Burdick, Jofeph Warren, Jonathan
Heath. Daniel Thomas.
SarvCou Of Wba3 Legs anS Resnd gia-
bsr-Fiee, S. Greene. Jefe Durham.
Gsageu Of Cc9s--Biiings Coggeihall
William Lyon. John Price, Ephraim MAccum.
oer. Robert Dunham. John Newton.
qoJspenntssi and baVt TIE care IF t5e Fir,
Rsekf, g Lod.ieu-- Nathsniel Swinborne, Sam:
usl Carr, Ellha Gibbs, Henry Bull. William
treebody, Edward Thurfton, JeHe Durham,
Samuel Simpiou.
10 Pynt5e dint Rsyif, Wsyk HasyS. q Pea.
fsrrn--Wiiliam Langley. John Yeomans. John
Slocum, Benjamin Hadwen, Benjamin w. Cafe,
James Perry.
Fire Ha,Stw--Thomas Freehold George
Chanplin, Caleb Gardner. Franci, Malbone,
Thomas 6. Pitman. John L. Bots. George
Gibbs, Robert Taylor, John Slocum, Daniel
Lyman. Samuel Vernon, jun. Daniel DOnham.
jun. ohm Handy. Simeon Martin, William
Deanis, Stephen Cahoone.
Smrvuo,s Of Sbip Tlm6er and Oak PLANK
William Lee. William Goddard, Benjamin Mar.
veil, William Lee, Jun. Jeremiah Greenman.
TO Esaseise Hesjss, ,clpst7ins Baeksf, Trap
Doo,s. and Laday5--Benjam,u Barker. Benja-
min Lawtop, Joleph Dyer, Stephea Cahoone,
Seth Yates.
7s7un Critr-Wil'am Allen, Jun.
Field Drivsu--Thomas Horiwell, James
Chappell, onaihan Lake, William Caiwell, Ben
jamin Wilcox, Robcfs NJ. Franklin, Solomon
V. Lin.eheld, Lawrence Clarke.
Opeyee, Of Srese and Gyavel Bailsf al
Goat J2and--Thoma, Freebody.
Iypea0,s IF Ssc Coal, CkGy. Co0i. q Fnr
Wood- ohm Warren, William Borden. Thomas
Asnod. Samuel Collins, William Freebody
Samuel X. Carr.
Keeper sf Ae dins e Ws,A Hssf--John
Williams.
Benjamin Lswtop.
S~0yor Of Laud-Ia abez Dennifon.
Sunday Csngobles--Daniel Dunham, jun.
Thomas Weaver. jun. E,G Ward; Blilhs Law
ton, Benjamin Cotnell, Sscsnd Wara William
Langley, John Ycomsns. Third Wa,d Viii
liam Prior, Nicholas Hart, .Fsxytb Wayd Hen
~ Sherbornc, Richard Hazard, Jene Lillibhdge,
Fyib Hard.
10 S1pe,iurva Bmiai-g ,f CbiMati. piae-
irg Stepes s5 Sfevs Pipsi-7homas lew, James
Chsppsll.
S3rVryor; Of Higb Way,-John J.. Boh,
lob Townitnd, Fiyf VarS; Waiter Nichols,
Kichs.i Sinpfon. Senend Ward; John Coggc-
fhali. William Burroughs, 76Dd W,ard; S,rph-
ea Cahoone. John rhur:ton. Fsarfb Ward /;
John Slocom, Robert N. Auchmuty, FJfib Hard.
irlpe9oys Of Nxy6aeei- Benedict Smith,
Jo!eph Warren, Job rownicnd. Fiya Hard !;
Samuel Vaughn. Lawrence Clarke, Sseosd
Ward; Joha Wsntop, Robert Lawton, jun.
Third Wa,d; Samuel +. Gardner, John B.
Mumford. Fonyfb Wa,d; John ThurRon, Eli
ihs Anthony, .Fytb Wa'd.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12
I" Tie gaikd jaIe qrirce,.

"The Editor and Printer Of" The M.yeary
sis one e the ianie pedon.' Gay the refugee ed.
i'or. more Palpable falfchooa rerhs3s was
never uttered BY man. Aud il the faid Editors
will put Us 10 me proof, it ihal be made 10 appear
in aaFine capitals. We with not to irrita,e,
neither do we win to contend with the Bilinpf.
gases of WsPping. But unlcis they condoti
ihentelves in future With little more decency,
~c will drag then, from their lurking placer. and
exhibit them 10 the public in their true charac.
tiers. And even though they may have been
clad in Clerical habilamenu, under the cuiic Of
hypocr:fy. ii fhall not fc,een them from the
lcrutinlzing eye Of iultce.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12

DIED." AtPhihdelpia. on the a I'D uIf,
WLtLIAM SAvERg, an eminent and faithful
Preacher Of The Cofpel Of our Lord and Saviour
Jefa' Chria. among the people called Quaker,.'
Al Bhfol. laa Friday morning, in the 8 e,h
year OF his age, the Rev. Mr.. UsHRR.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12

The notice :" to correspondent IN the lat
refugee paper refpsttine" LIS" remarks on the
Grafton delivered on the 4th inA." is mcanly
inGliou,. There Is no Kind Of probability that
any fnch communication wa, ever made TO the
refugee Mercury jobbera bur that that article
was lhecr fabrication, in order, If poflible, 10
in,imids,c the author OF the Grafton, and to in
duce him 70 decline publication Of il.
Blu, after Altering thai parton Sba1o never
wrote in their paper which by the bye was no
doub, parton S5au'i own anertion, az The writ.
er OF tie paragraph which contained it) what
fubieriugcs, ana diseet barcfsced faliehoods will
they not be guilty Of. For LEI il be diAintily
undevaood, that il can be incontrover,ibly
proved, that parton Shaw bai wrote for the &c.
fugce paper, and has fhcwn his pieces before they
were pubiifhed. He is, therefore, by his ow,
deliberate att, completely precluded from cxer-
citing on this occafon any tricks OF ovation OF
equivocation.
As to the Orstior, il was a good one, foch
an one AZ did honor to the occafion, to the
thronged and refpceisblc auditory to which il
was fpoken, and to the fpcaker; fuch an one as
we could win to fee in print, that the villages of
frcculativc worth, s. conceited excelicncy might
be fet with an immortal blufh. and an inexter-
minablc conviction Of the vanity of political ar
roesnc:, and fpirit Of domination.
Capt. Bruce, who arrived At New. York
from Gibraltar in sc days, was Informed by capt.
Decatur, of the United States fchooner Enter
prize, then at Gibraltar, that il was the inten-
tion Of commodore Preble to lombard Trpoi--
and thai he was building pun-veifeh for the
putpofe. He wal ALTO informed, that a 81 gun
nip, and other Briiih vef1els which he had
fpoke days previous to bis arrival, were def
;ined to reinforce Lord Nclfop's feet off Tou-
lon, to enable him to difpa.ch fqoadron to bom-
bard Algicn.
More lxalJ opttayane1.
Capt. Croker, arrived AZ New York, from
Cadiz and Gibraltar, informs, that when lie left
the larrer port, which was on the 10th OF May,
it was reported there, that the TuniGsns had
declared war sgainf the United State.
Arrived here the 9th inR Brig. Neptune.
Samuel c. Taggar mater, 6i days from Amner-
dam. Spoke the following vrfrls. viz. On the
9TH OF May, the brig ida from Rhode Ioaod for
Amaerdan. 10 days oct, sll veil. In the Eng
ifi channel, on the 9th Of June. fpoke the nip
Pennfyiv suia, Henry Niddell mater. 40 day out,
"a long. 40, 40 weH. bound for Antwerp.
Arrived on Tuefday evening, in 10 day,
ison, Chmlefon IS. C.j fchoonef Polly. Mer.
lex, PHILLIP RufsIl msaef, bound to BsAon.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12

MARRIED. t." At Warren. Mr.. PAscgAI
ALLrN. Caiher OF the Bank. TO Mih MAMY
CRoADE daughter Of Mr.. John Croade
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12
PAfENT CHIP FOR BONNEYS.

THE Subfcbcr having purchafed of the Pat
L entee the excluhve Right Of making and
vending the Patent Chip in and for the State Of
Rhode IAsnd. hereby cautions and forbids any
Perfon or Perfons either making or vending (aid
Chip for Bonnets, within faid State OF Rhode.
Ig,nd, on Penalty of the Law Of the Uo;,ed
States in fuch Cafe made and provjded--unlcf,
they have been duly ard previosily authorized by
the Subfcribcr for making or vending the fame.
Twenty DolIsu Rewafd will be given, by
the Sabicibcr. :. any Perion who may difcoyes.
and produce falsfsttory Proof, Of any Perfon or
Perions making or vending the aforef,id CHIP
within ths State OF kho1e-I1,pd.
JONATHAN NICHOLS.
N. b. Mr.. WILLIAM DOUGLASS. &
Mefrfs. CHARLES COCCESHALL and Co.
being appointed Agents for vending i4id chip
for tie Town OF Newport. will keep conltant
Supply at their Stores for Sale.
Newport, July 3. 1885,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12
Dancing School.

lVls CARPANTIER Informs the Ladies
and Gentlemen OF Newport and its vicinity, that
another quarter commf?ced Oh Tucidsy. the
Sd infant.
Netvtoif J3iy IL. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12

81 The Natcment and refolvcs of the Ar
tillery Company Of the town Of Newport. are ne
etiiafily deferred till next week, for want Of room.
gT An account OF the celebration Of the
9Th OF July at Bnaol, is ALTO omitted for the
iamc re&fon, bot fhall have confpicuoui place
in our next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-12
CUSTOM HOUSE.

DFHa ef NfaVfs'i, JhJ ~.
ENTERED, From
5Eip Angeron'a, Burdick, Charceon
bng Hannah, Shearman, Havsnna
Brig Neptone, Iaggart, Amllcrdam
oloop Fame, Juitin, New. York
Sloop Lydia, Rhodes, Norfolk
Schooner Pegafus, Hudfop, Havana
CLEARED, Far
Schooner, Bonetta. Huddy, Havana
Ship Bayard, PAilips, Africa
Sloop Unity, Gibbs, Hudfon
Schooner Federal. RatIibonc, Surrinam
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30

ed that of every other person. He accounted for
this inordinate zeal By conressing himself to have
had some revolutionary failings! lie had once
thought the revolution 4 benc.it--he now found
IL to be nothing more than a splendid cyinse-he
had even once admired the chayac or OF Bona
par,e.
BY these means he is said TO have acquired
| the confidence OF some of the leading enligrants;
we refrain from naming any of them, and i, is
| rumored to have been through ther repreScnta,-
onS that he Went over 10 Mr. Drake, for the
mere purpose IF doing, that which every a,nbas-
sador OF every power IN Europe is charged to do.
to gain accurate and ample intelligence OF rhe state
OF France. under the usurper, which no govern
ment can expect TO obtain from the French papers
immediately upon his arrival in Paris, M D.
l.. Mchee de IA 'fouche went, rs we have been in
formed to his freEd r cal. the director of the po-
lice under ReGnier, the grand Judge, and conlrnu-
mcated to him the information NC had prained in
England, and the object for which he had bee,
| sent TO Paris.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30

duct of the lower orders of the people OF
the Pomish persuasion shews, that such doc
times not efectuaiy taught to them and if
am to Judge from the writings, rs well as the
conduct, OF some of the higher orders of the aity
as well as of the clergy, cannot believe that they
are thoroughly impressed with the feelings which
appear to guide your Loriship's liberal and bene-
hcent mind. On the contrary, in many instan-
ces II appears TO me, that the conduct of some
high amongst the priesthood is calculated to cx-
cite, III the minds of those under their care, ha-
tired to their Protestant fellow subjects, and dis
loyalty to their government. am assured from
very respectable au. hority, that, Cat least in
dis.rct) he priests who were instrumental in sa-
wing the lives OF the loyaliSts in the late rebellion
are Universally dsccuntenancet, by their Superior !;
and that priest proved to have been guilty of
sanetioning the murlerers in 1873. transported TO
Botany Bay, and since pardoned by the mercy of
government, has been brought back in triumph bN
the same superior, to what in defiance of the law
he calls his parish, and chere placed as martyr,
iii manner the most insulting to the feelings OF
the Protestatts, to the justice of the country and
to that government, to whose lenity he les his
redemption from the punishment due to his
Grimes.
lis strongly reported, that the successor to
Or Bussey, (whose disaffection was SO manifest
uiat perhaps government consulted its disposition
to ienity much more than its duty, When it per-
united him to return to Ireland) is to be a man
also VIGOROUSLY dsaffected. If the appointment
is to be made in the usual manner, at the recon-
menda.ion OF the higher order of your clergy,
cannot think that much of loyalty is to be ex-
Pected from those who recommended such man.
II the authority of the See of Rome supersedes
the ordinary recommendation, it must be recol-
iected that that authority is now in the hands of
france; indeed, it cannot be forgotten, that
yoor whole priesthood acknowledge obedience to
one who is the vassal of France, who exists as a
temporal prince At least only by me permission
OF France, the avowed enemy Of the govern.
ment under which we live under such cir
cumstances, II cannot DE believed, that any
boreSr and conscientious means have been OF
YIN be taken by the Priests of the Re.
mish persuasion TO make the lower orders of III
people composing their congregations, loval SUB.
Jects OF the Protestant government of this coun-
try.
have the honor to be- &c. &c.
REDESDALE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30
TIE RoThLIsT GEN. GEORGE ChDouDAz.
(LATgLY ARRESTED AT PARISH

In revolution where so many no
b.enanhave debased theirrank, andso
many clergymen dishonored their
order; where duke de la Roche
foucault, and a Marquis de la Fay-
cite, have been tie trcacherous tools
or accomplices of rebeilious mob ;;
and Cardinal de Brienne and BIZ
shop Talleyrand de-Peregod, avow-
Cd themselves apostates to their God,
md traitors to their King it is
some consolation to suffering LOYALTY,
70 find in a class, that had neither
privileges to defend, nor places tore
gret, men voluntarily come forward,
@ combat for a throne when fallen,
which they hal never approached
when raised; and for affairs III ruins.
Of which they might have shared the
spoils.
Cadoudal's father was q wealthy
miller in Morbihan, where George
was born upon the 18th of MAY,
ITO. intended by his parents for
The church, he received better e.
ducation than most young men OF
his rank. He had hardly left the
college, when the revolution broke
out. At his entrance into the world,
from his studiou5 retreat, ne saw no.
thing but crimes, and heard nothing
inculcated but principles as contra
~ TO those il which he had been
brought up. His virsuous mind did
not know whom most TO despise,
those who undermined monarchy, or
those who illuminated religion :;
the rebels or the atheists. He had
rot long time to mediate upon
this cruel subject, before the demo
ii'ion Of that temple, where his in
ant prayers had been addressed to
the Almighty, and the sale of that
college, where his youth had been
instructed, determined him never to
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30
[ FROM FRENCH PAPERS.1
PARIS, 1T GerminaI (Mareh 90.


GEoRGEs.-The laff afylum of Georges, was
with P female fruterer called L.emoine. 1T was
with this woman that he was going out on the
night OF his arTef, in his Cabriolet conducted
by Caron the perfumer.
The daughter of Lemoine bore his bundle, at
the moment other approach to depofit it in the
cabriolet, fhe pretends to have heard the cry of
thieves, and that Georges faid to her, fave your
felf unfortunate girl, or you are loft. She in
family pulled off her cap, to prevent her being
known, and ran with her hair difheveled into
aneighbour'S named Vignereox, with whom fhe
dePotited the bundle, faying it contained the
cloathing Of her filter who was dead
The huiband of this neighbour was curious
to fee the contents of the bundle he found in
the midi offeveral clothes, large bag filed
with from ten to 1900 pieces of gold called
Souverain d'Holland. He could not refft the
temptation of appropriating fome to his own
uie, which fold for 81 francs piece.
The next day he rcftored the bundle TO the
womantemoine, who, as ALTO her daughter, he
found in the greatef aflction. Lemoine and
her daughters are faid to have reftored alg the
bundle to a commilIioner who came to demand
it,
The fiter Of the woman Vignereux, fatea
that on Wednesday laf, about o in the event
| ings The iaw two men, one large, the other
fmall, who concealed themlelves in the alley of
behoHe. lnele TWO men were flleneuve and
Barco, who came an hour after to fave themfelyes
with the perfumer Caron, from whom they
| learnt the arrefs. ,
This was at the reGidence of-the fruiterer
| Lemoine, in the freet de la Montague St. Ge-
ncvieve. She had another lodging in the freet
Montmartre, to which the police accompanied
her. The infant ihe appeared the proprietor
| reproached her that her daughter had on We'd
nefday night, brought to the fame lodgings tc
| lleep, two men, who were Villeueuye ard.
! Bsrco.