Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-12
PARIS, 9 Ventose, (29 Feb.
CITIZENS,

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CITIZENS,
The law which has been published con
dennis TO death every individual who con-
ceais Georges and the assassins COY who
accompany him.
They are still in Paris, where it will
be impossible for them To escape. the bar
riers and the roads being guarded with the
greatest vigilance.
Let every person make known to the
Police such individuals as may be liable 10
suspicion, who reside with them or i'm the
neighborhood.
Let those who have concealed them, or
who may conceal them, pront OF the time
| which the law grants them for the Dur
pose OF averting its axe, and concur in inn
! medlateiy purging the capital of the mon
sters, paid by our eternal enemies forre-
newing the horrors which they had before
attempted 10 coGsummate By the means
OF the Internal machine on the 3rd Nj
vose.
un'er these circumstances. the denun-
Citations viii be truly acts OF public Justice.
Masters Of furnished houses are order
ed to examine every Individual they have
lodged with them, and to see they have
complied with the regulations of Police,
and that there is nothing supcious about
them.
The drivers of hackney coaches arc in
formed those persons make use of their
carriages.
have promised reward to those who
shall assist the Police in Selling them, but
the sweetest reward to a Frenchman, IS
the satisfaction of having done a good &C.
ton TO his country.
The Counsellor OF State and Prefea Of
Police. (Signed) DUBOIS.
PARIS, March 3.
The last sitting of the tribuna,e has an
priced the public Of the manner in which
the pre- tident and secretaries of that body
have presented to the First Consul the Dray-
er Tor the immediate PRONUNCIATION OF The
law against the receivers of couspirators
as also OF the reception given them by the
chief magistrate. Immediately after the
sitting OF The 9th Of this month, the said
deputatlon went to the Thulleries.-1Iav.
ing been introduced to the First Consul,
IT presented 10 him the decree lust pass
ed by its constituents.
ClbGrh buFtudil as president, added to
this address: "Citizen First Consul, the
iribunate and the Legislative Body have
adopted measures 20 cut aeunder the last
threads Of the conspiracy. These mea-
sures will be vain If they arc not prompt.
Love OF country has dictated TO the Fri.
bunate the prayer just presented, that
they may be executed Immediately. All
are concerned, since you are interested /;
IL is the rcpose, the glory, the existence
OF the republic which must be saved, by
saving rs chief from the attempts of
crime. The French people have coufded
their deslinies to you you owe to them,
and we demand Of you, that you take e
very means to preserve nat which fixes
their wishes, their affections and their
hopes"
The First Consul replied" That lie
would take the prayer of the Tribuusre
into serious and prompt confederation"
IL IS known that The promm ya,ion of the
important law Of that day followed i,nme
didicIy. Shortly after, in the evening,
this law was solemnly published, and af
forwards put up 10 all quarters oil Paris.
according 10 the orders and arrangements
Of the prcic6 Of police. The ordinance
Of this prefect, relative thereto, as well