Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
PARIS. FkB. Il.
!. PANIsf FEB. II
Abom tbs Coni6iracy

A6out tbs Cospiracyt
f. THE confpiracy lately dilcoyered was much
more dangerous than was at fra ioppoiei We
sre afutei tina, Iyo men were 20 aifume the uoi
! form Of guides, to ieize Bonaparse at MAmaiioa.
while he WAS hunting or wherever eiie he might be-
to be founi and carry him of in,o foreign eoun
try.--The unfoim. were diicovered in oonfsque &c
OF the information Of one of the confpiraiorsf the
name of Greii, .ho is now /, confnemsnt in thc
temple. The chief of the Chouans, Georges, only
eicapea by a quarter o. an hour. He had q pit
10 the village of Tavenry. in the valley If ;4on1.
! morency, in the cottage of pc ,i,nt and his bed
vas found Hill warm. In eonieqcsses of The il
formation Of the above mentioned Crell, the OFF
Gers Of the police repaired TO the miare( of inn
here. The iign of the conf pirators En- liih
pri@c of gold. She prete ded no. to un der aand
| the fsn at length they drew of hes glove, and
found IN il fmil.r piece OF Englilh gold. They
! then opened her commodore, auc found in it let
te', d eeiiog her on day ipeoitiet. TO carry
certain houi- 10 the Rue d. Eoarboioe al MArois,
20 bottles Of wine, ant TO ring 70 many times al the
coor. The offers OF the .oce took the go bot.
ties, and tep4ired TO the houle appointed, where
they rang many times tne letter 1resicd and
icu there .umber q. pe1ions aheu'b eI VITO de.
tended themisves in very dilpera,e manner. A
Rioi was fred, which. however. hur, perf.n.
Among thoie arseasi, were AN Marie, a conf
daat OF George, and notorious Iobbcr, one VIC
tor, who h "a been concerned in The plot OF the 81
OF Nivole, and the cook of George. Fourtesc Of
the foreigners who have lately arrived on the coat
bave be. n keNls arrsned ca iuiplcion. he police
here has lakel the mott aaive meaiures On his or
csii 70 certain lady his been in confinement
for iosne time, bsoAn.e Que Hyds, who had taken
part in the con'piiaey Of tie 81 OF Novice. had lod
gel IN her houfe.
The number of peffoas arre6si in oonfequcncc
Of the late eonipi.scy, who now are 'mp'fsned
ia the Temple, amount 70 for,v. The runeur
rs., general Witt .tion Of the Cattle 9th. Etul
lerics, to 6,d out concealed Chonaas, took place
the night before !ait, IS by macy rega ded un.
founded. An Enskfh lady, who occupied in The
wood at ST. Geym,in fnali iiola,ed housc. has
not ony concealed C,o.ge. in her houfe, tu, FRO
cured HIM tods'ng at PAri'. The hcuse OF th;.
lady is ii.usiei n neighbourhood often frcise t
cd by the FRA Confu' N his hunting pati.s, .od
has been often deGred by hin, as a huo,ns lodge.
ih- particulars 81 ;hi cnfpiI.c7 have been obtain.
Dave been eonarned by isveral arreaed accom-
piices. %
PANE, MARCH I,
a law has jna psGed the Conaitutd Aoshori.
ties, making 1t Death for every Individual who
concesis George, and hi, tixy accomplces.
All The pahes OF Paris are. guarded and every
one connected with tn. police, is in ACTIVITY to ic
cure Georges and the Chorans, implicated in the
late conlf racy agant sle lie OF the fir.t Cortal
Above fifty of the corfpisator. AMI adanius.
have been apprehended and in the temple
Cen. iMoreau is with hen ; and 90 one OF h's
family is allowed to fee him. He was apprehsnd''
ed BY Gen. Money, aad patty of ho.ic. il his
earria3e, com'eg from his feat at Gf"ioos to
Paris. Money Appoiog zed for the arrea he was
ordered 10 make, and mat he mutt conduet him
to The Abbev.- Moreau Immediately ordered his
coachman "to drive to the Ahb>5 " The coach.
! man rsfuied and one of the troopers took his
place.
Gen. Pchegru is alto arreaed, and in the
Temple. fIe had teen but ihort time N Paris.
II Gen. Mo can is innocent, Pichegru is.
March ls-Pichegra attempted TO eude DIFF
covery, by uing crusches. TO qusiiion reipec
ting the cauie of his having Quilted England. be
replied. that he left it 10 call Gen. Moreau to
| account. for having denounced MIN TO the De-
reetory.-Being further prsasi as to his having
ieen Mreau. he is faid 10 have ant~e,ed" Al
ter what has pAded between Us. we cannot Zee
| each either but with fwords in our hands.
The Moni,eur" i,eroudei with addreaes from
the army and navy, General Auge'eau, ADM.
| rals Vleneuve, Gantheaume, and in general from,
| all the ieapofts ie France, con2ratnlaung Bona
parte upon his efcape f ON al III ,ation. GanIhe
| aumes addrefs is dated fem roulon, the zad
! February.-Of couric the rum0urs Of the falling
| of the Toulon feet ATE u. founded.
LONDON MARCH q
Accounts off Boulogae, ann puncs the capture of