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of them left Paris, Subsequent to the exc
cution of the Duke Of Enghien: Accord
ing to their report, the unfortunate Prince
requested three favors afterhls conaemnaa-
ton. One was that he might be attended
bya priest, which was refused; the second,
that a lock of his hair might be. sent to#a
person whom he should Nance which. was
granted ana thirdly that he might be al
lowed TO give the word OF eomnaad TO the
soldiers who were to shoot MIN, Nlictl Was
refused. AS we have already stated, he
was shot by party Of Italian GaaEds.--
The CONSERVATION which this bloody deed
has excited abroad, is nothing n coinpa-
rison with that which it has produced mPa-
ris. The reign Of terror was never so po-
tent and Universal. None but spies are
safe and consequently every man to ayo1d
Remuneration, is obliged TO become astT.
The most intimate friends are afraid to
speak to each other: al is terror, silence,
and suspicion. The Infamous author OF
these horrors has Withdrawals Ialaaaison.
Allparties have reproached hlm >wlfn this
act of wanton cruelty. Even Fouche has
demonstrated against it as al lnpolitlc
deed. The monster ia his justification,
saws, he didit only to crafty The republ~
can party in the armies. He has appeared
once since, at the theatre: but the moment
he entered, half the audience withdrew.
This so much enraged him Oh hls return
to MalmaisoD, that ne ordered seven O tie
persons arrested at Ettenheim 10 be shot at,
midnight In the number OF these unhappy
victims, was the baroness de Relch, q lady
of years Of age. Itis,reckoned thatupon
the whole surface of the .:French territory,
no fewer than two millions of persons,
amounting to one sixteenth Of its whole po-
puiation have been arrested a greater pro-
portion Of whom still remain IN prison.
Madame Recamier has been a whole day
in confinement, in the house OF the Grand
Judge. Speaking of Pichegru, in a circle
of FIVE or six friends, she said, ifhe was In
Paris, she should know it immediately
This was reported by one of the company
to the police, and gems 'armes was sent
TO take her into custody. She was carried
before Reignier, and interrogated as to the
means BY which she expected to acquire
this information. To this she answered,
that she had no particular means. and only
presumed upon the great resort OF compa-
nv to iaer hoGse. After long examination,
she was released on account Of the great
services of NJ. Recamisr to the state in
the financial way. Germanyis covered with
spies and brigands in the employment OF
Bonaparte. One of the gentiemenwho ar
rived on Sunday from Stutgafd, says at
his departure Mir. Spencer Smith was pre-
parlne to leave that city upon his return to
England. The elector OF Baden is deeply
afflicted at the execution of the Duke Of
Fnghien. He has, never since appeared
IN public, A band Of Frenchspes. a.
mounting TO upwards of fifty, have been
sent to the vicinity Of Warsaw for the
purpose it is supposed, ofcarrying of Louis
the XVII. and the Duke OF Angulene.-
The mission of Generals Duroc and Rapp,
10 Berlin, is probably connected with some
design Of the usurpcr upon the lives OF those
unfortunate princes. General Augereau is
said 10 be the first who gave the intelli-
gence of he.pgot Of Pichegru. He had
been consuiteduponlt but took time to con-
slider. Meanwflie he heard Of the arrest
/ Of Qoenelle, and Chat the latter was to make
some important discoveries. ,Augerran.
alarmed at this account, immediately set oil
for Paris, and divulgeel all'he knew to Bo-
naDarte. The answers-of all the accused
persons upon their seyeralprivate eSaallna-
lions are said to be firm, manly and :!&!ner-
eeties particularly these Of The young Polig-
nae. who has been calumnlatrtslna l. oadon
print, as guilty Of a contrary conduct
Georges ike anotheis Qaintus .Cur5us, says
he has been resolved these ten years past 10
devote shis>life for the good Of MS country,