The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-11

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land. One thing I recommend to your gene
raj, to fir up parties of every denomination !;
they are all equally important to you, whether
they are royaliits or jacobins, &c. You mutt,
however, except the friends of B., whom you
cannot truf, from the fear OF being betrayed.
Your general NUT alto iet at defiance the pro-
CARNATIONS which the coriul will not fail to have
circulated when your iniuuection ihall be COM
menced /; he will FAY that fuch and fuch depart
ments had diipohtion to rife, but that It is en-
tirely at an end, which will be done to alarm the
other departments, and prevent them from act
ing, for fuch were the means employed to extin-
guiih the war in La Vendee.
/ A report was fpread abroad that Georges was
arreited, fimilar rumour was propagated re-
fpetting Pichegru; for though this days Ca
zette announces his arref, i do rot believe a
word OF it. cit is very pofible to feize on fome
unfortunate Perfon, and fay that it is Pichegru
it is matter of great importance that yon
fhould tell your General to take the earlef op-
lportunty OF indicating to me one or two tow Is
into which may iend confidential perfons, who
ihal be fiirn.hed with funds at the difpoiiton
iof your general. Two or three thouiand louis
NAV be feut him at time. 1t is gold, believe
that will he rrof convenient to him, as can
not fend him paper on Paris without giving
caufe for fufpicion. .
| You will remit to him thefe four bills of ex-
change, for 5000 francs, or 1911 IA ivres It's Cd ;
ii is all the paper have been able to procure
on Paris. have iu0 written to MIR. Smith at
Stutgard, to collect all the funds in his power,
IN order that the operations may not languifh
tor want of money. If, however you will wait
till "Wednesday, you may carry with you more
comfortable fun.
s'I anfwered him that my General had ex-
presfly ordered my immediate return, and that
1t was impoifble for me to wait. 'If your &C.
neral tends you again, or any other perfon, you
will tell him to iend them directly to me an
apartment will always be ready for them.
live out of the town on purpofe, for ! am fur
rounded with fpies every motion of mine is
watched
,"Apropos, replied, it had efcaped my nc
mory to tell you of the report, that YOU are a.
bout to quit this town, and return to England (;
you are as it is Eiid, recalled by your COVE m.
ment and declarc that the news greatly aiIli6t-
ed me.t II is true tina. iuch report has prevail
ed, but can explain the caufe oft: fome time
hnce l furnifhed my houfe, and having demand
ed of the upholfterer the inventory of the goods
which he had iiipplied,me with, it was immsdi-
ately thought that was about to take my de-
parture but never fear my friend, this report
is without the leaf foundation
| He let me out by fecret door, and accompa-
MED me to the gates of the town, telling me, at
the fame time, that he hoped very foon to hear
news from my general.
| Such were the expreffions made u(e of by
Mr.. Drake in the conversation which we had re-
latve to my milton. The plan or the letter of
MIR. Drake written in sympathetic ink, the let
ter which was addreiIed to me by the name of
Lefevre, the Receipt of the Poft-mafter of Rad
fadt, of the letter addrefied to MIR. Smith at
Stutgard, with the four bills of exchange, have
been fent to the prefed.''
CROSBY,
| <EaJyiHiani MAJOR, Cnbt. Of the 1873 resi-
nrenf oj.iataatry Of tbe line"
Stra'6sRg, 25 PenteLe, An. IL.
| Ho.n. =
"On the 18th Germinai arrived at Munich at 6 o.
clock intie evening and aghted Mi n,nif-
ter of England he lodged me at his houie in cham
Der the fame floor with his own apartment, as had
been agreed upon at our former interview. Enraged
Jaeobn as was fuppofed to be, he received me with
the mott afecfionate regard and preiented him with
the letter of my pretended general, with reque to
anfwer it Immediately, which he did the day AS
sths anwer contained the principal details of con-
verfaton, fhall content myfef with giving fuccn6
reiult oft On Mr. brakes afsng me what news
there was in France, awered that events had never
yet been 70 favorable for that the arrets OF differ
ent royalits had Gait ipenerable veil e-
cret proects, and we were rejoced to find that not
Jingle Iacobin had been apprehended, &C. al believe
with YOU, replied MIR. Drake, "tat you are lecure
from being fufpeeeed, and have doubttthat every
itroke which you make isdrected with Certainty of
fucces; but remember recommend tito your gene
rail- that it eieDal unite all parties the r ope-
raons that he hal undertake, and that he niu pre-
ient impofg talk to the confu on this occafon, he
will be able employ theroyat party with the grea-
teft advantage" obferved to Mr.. Drake that my
general entirely of his opinion, but that the COM
nee could not bring itfef to unite to uch excel
lent caue party 10 contrary its principles, &c
/" Mike yor ufe oft, ali events aid he me, as
he walked in his Gsrden) and when you have over
thrown B, it will be very eafy to purge yourfelf
ofa that not Of your party, you have frequently
done in the ccurle of the revolution"
ct was neceaaryfor me to confdertlie talk in which
had engaged, and the utility OF my milton to my
country to enable refrain the indignation that
felt tie location. Eel, myie powerfully urged to
divulge my renl the wretch, and to demand
iasfacon tb my fword in my hand, for all the Gu
lurlny thathe dared to exprels and think-Howeyer,
governedmy ree3tnent the conversation then Ian
ghed for time hut Drake icon renewed it-n Re-
member, iaid ne, fupPort the ides that threw to
your general augmentation Of pay NUT be proml
ed to the regiments winch you rely. viii fur
Min for fone months all this expenle, and you may
hereafter uppy them from the confiicatons OF your
party Glonid have wi,hed tllar youe general would
have waited little before he began his firh OPERATE
ons; but nce he thinks the prefent moment favour
able, he is anxious to get Polielion OF HnDmgen,