Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-27
ARREST OF M0RE1U. &c.

The following particulars OF this affair are
given in letter, dated Paris, E:b. 20 in
Hamburg paper -
6 General Moreau has been transferred from
the Abby to the Temple, where nobody Is
allowed ai,nirfance TO him. Even bis wife
has not YET been permitted to see him. When
General MHcey, Iospector of Gen-d' am-ris, at
the head o. fifty troopers met hin, the road
from Grosbois to Pals, he stopped the coachman,
ven, into ths carriage and told him that he Wa.
extremely sorry for he task imposed on him, bur
that he had orders to arrest him, and carry him
to the Abbey. Moreau, without giving any an
swer, thudt his head out at the window, and
called 20 the coachman, drive 10 The Abbey
{" The coachman leapt from the bax and, Conn.,
ing to the door saij, General let who will drive
you TO the Abbey | won't Ga which one OF
the troopers took bis place.
Madame MORGAN is pregnant; but the repotts
ths, fhe had miscart:cd, that she had talieu down
az hrrt herself severely, on hcatiog f the ar
rest of her hu band, are untounded. L is said
Bonspafte IS inF:pitely eff Ged At Moreaa's be ng
iv5lved in this business. Il was long ere he would
belieseany hing agsnH Moreau. Madame Bon
spatc, il is hKew,se said is very much touched,
aud has repeatedly declared that she would give
every thing she has in this world if Moteau
should be found innocent.
81 II is said one of the causes OF difference be.
tweeD Pichegru and Moreau, was that the latter
refused 10 act directly for Louis XVIII Others
say but without sufficient authority, that letter
OF MoEeau exists in which he says; will not
murder Bonaparte the plan mutt be pure
must see what | have TO de-
" Il il said Mofeau has been examined by the
6 and Judge, il the presence the Fust Corsul.
Mofeau denied all the charges brought against
BIN, and particularly inslfed upon the improba
b,ii,y OF his being connected with Plchegru,
whom he had formerly denounced
1t is sad Augrreau played scme part on this
occasion. He suddenly came to Paris from
Brest& spent four hours in conference with the
Fist Consrl al Mslmaison.
"Madame Dc Damas il is said has been arrest
ed and likewise General Delmas.
" A perfon of the name OF Roland was ar.
Iefed at the opera, and carried before the Coun
lellor of State, Real, charged with the Police
department. Real 4ksd him if he kn:w why
he was arreifed. He anfwsred No. He was
aked if he had not lodged in his houfs certain
fu(picious characters. He admitted tina. Piche.
grue had lately paid him Wife, and thar he had
entertained him as an old friend. He al frh de-
MED that he had lent Pichegrue his carriage to
Wifi MORGAN but on being ,olt shat his coach
man had confeacd, he admitted it. He faid
howcver, that Pichegrue ufed TO take jfaere
daily, ard drive to ST. Msgdslen's church in the
neighbourheod of which Moreau lived. He
then vert on foot to Moreau's in the Rue dan.
jon, and returned to tn, facre.
" As Roland thought every thing discovered
be told all he knew Among Other things, he
laid that Pchcgru was much dtfatishcd with
MORGAN, who had written him that every thing
was ready for e0ub de maiu--tlat he had great
party in the army, the Senate, and the Leglla.
tive Body. When he arrived, however, he found
no party, and nothing prepared
Madame D: D4mas, it is faid, has been
liberated on the application Of Madame Bona.
parte."