The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18

irrehft'ble proofs exiit of their reconciliation,
and conferences.
LAJoLAIs declared on the 25th Pluvoife that
he knew by means of a common friend (the Alb
be David) that Pichegru and Morcau, for long
time divided, were Al length rcconcied. Mo-
reau proved his iincerity in having nothing more
to do with Pchegru, when before the I4th Mef-
hdor, year 10, in speaking of him, he faid in 4
letter. Beiides, citizen, his iituation affects me
very much, and l fhall ALWAYS fcize with plea
fure the location or being uieful to him. He
proved he would have nothing more to DO with
him when he added :-7-ou baz,- hn.e1 to nv
Jeerefa'y tbat I oppojsd bis return into France,
you n'Gy be certain tat tbat is 70 mmeb i3e more
a5e, fee if Go7srNnient svere 10 eaaft ;.se 10 5e
informed ttat soaJ tie only obg0eLr to bis ~
furn, I svoXld bai?en to eeaje to Be 70.
With regard to the correspondence between
Moreau and Pichegru, from Paris to London,
and from London to Paris, 10y means of third
perton, it was proved by the documents feized
when David was arreited, and by thofe feiZed at
the arreft of Morcau. 1t is clear from them
that it was David who took on himielf the
fhameful reconciliation which was brought a.
bout; who fent TO Pichegru, copies of the let
tiers he received from Moreau and without doubt
of thoie which were intended for him, he even
TENT copies of his own letters to Moreau, that he
fent to Moreau copies of thofe letters which he
received from Pichegru and without doubt of
thoie which were intended for him. A letter
from Piehegru announces clearly that it was he
who TENT off David for London and who fent
money for the journey. David was to have be-
come in repairing to London, the living CORE
tPondence, as Lajolas was afterwards between
Pichegru and MORGAN. There is only the one
more denomination to make, it is the proofs
that the conferences took place at Paris between
Pichegru and Moreau.
Lalolais confeiled, in his examination on the
25th PIuviofe, that during laff fummer, he had
conferences at Paris with Moreau, relative 20 pi-
chegru that Moreau teftifed to him his with
for having an interview with Pichegru, and ne
undertook to bring it about. That when he
went into England, Pichegrn' exprcfed to him
the fame deiire. He flaws that he arrived IT Pa
ris with Pichegru on the goth, and went to Gen.
Moreau's houfe to inform him of IT, he went to
him another time, in the morning, to requeft
him to appoint arendezvous the latter agreed
to- meet him at the Boulevard de la Madeleine,
Rue dc Caumartin, to the church de la Made
leine, at 9 in the evening, telling him he fhould
be drcit in blue coat and round hat, that he
would ftrike the ground frequently with his
cane, that he would come by the Boulevard. on
the iide of the rue Caumartin, and that he need
only come on the oppohte iide; that confe-
quently at O'Clock exactly, he met him in the
middle of this Boulevard that he informed Pr
chegru ofitthe fame evening, at the Nation de
Chaillot, No. 6, that Pichegru told him at that
hour he would be in a Hackney Coach in the
rue Bafie which is bordered by the Boulevard !;
that fecond before meeting MORGAN, fome one
who recolleeted him, cried out sine General is
arrived, he is in that hackney coach, pointing
with his finger TO the carriage; thath then met
Moreau, to whom he faid, the General is arriy-
ed Moreau then pointed out TO him the alley
on the fide of the Rue des Capuchines, where
the moon fhone leaft, telling him to take Gene.
raj Pichegru thithcr that he went to the door
of the coach; that Pichegru was precifely on
the fame fide by which he came that it appear
edto him he was not alone that Pichegru i'm
mediately opened the coach door, and followed
him to the other Gde of the Boulevard &c.
CoucHERY, tyIcroR) ftated in his decIarati-
on that he knew, of this interview. He added
that having been to feek Pichegru with Lajolais,
to condud him to another conference, Georges
faid to him Moreau will not complain to day,
fsi kssuas bstbsre,
G%fM{ Nk3eau has acknowledged that pro-
pofats ha& hcsA pnasesto his Secretary who gave
hnh an Of them. Tbefe .Propolitions
were HiasiekkNSoyant otherwife Nillehauve, ac-
cnied ID being concerned in thepiot of the Cd
Nivofe. w.. go. Is
RoLLAND declared that Laiolais told him
that Picheert,y Whole arrival he informed him of,
had requefed him to prevail on ROLAND to pro-
cure Pciegru, a lodging for fome days, and to
manage affairs between Moreau and himfelf with
regard to what they wifhed to communicate to
each other; that he had been at the houie of
General Moreau, who told him he would very
willingly lodge Pichegru, were he under no ap-
prehenhons from number of domefticks who
might recognize, him, &c.
On being confronted with ROLAND, the 9th
of Taft Germinal, Moreau could not deny but
that Pichegru was at his houfe on the evening
appointed. He pretended, however, that in
fead of having fent Frenieres to fetch him, it
was only in order to know. what he wanted.
BoUvHT fpoke of a fecond conference, in
which Moreau limited, that in order to fucceed
it was necenary to appoint him Dictator.
Laitly 1t has been attelted by Laiolais, that he
went to Chaillot to feek Pichegru about half paft
feven, for another conference that it was day
on which MORGAN was to have an afembly; that
this rendezvous had been appointed by Moreau
hinielf, in his houfe that it appeared no perfon
was yet arrived that they went together into
the falcon Of Moreau, where he and Laiolais had
remained through difcretion; that Pichegru and
Moreau retired to the Library, when the confer
ence lated for about half an hour that Pichegru
then took Hackney Coach probably to return
to Chaiot.
NETWORK, Auguh 10.
BY the hip George, in as days from Grcenoek; We
have received Glafgow papers to the 23d of lime