The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26
CONSPIRACY IN FRANCE.
Continuation Of Nezv5 By tie Juiiaaa, a,,i.
Ved az Nszv-Iork.
LONDON, April =

LONDON, April .,
The fcene OF mock-trial and of blood Ia.
commenced in France, not with the brine
ing before publir tribunal Moreau o.
P'chcgrn, or Georges, or any of the periohs
contained in the grand judges lift bu4
with the trial of the gallant grandfon of the
prince of Condo, the DUE d'Ene6ier. ~
tins inftance Bonapsrte, has, as uijlal, fhet.n
his contempt and dliregard for the laws <
nations ard the rights OF independent pfir.
ces. The Duke d'Enghien WIS in Ger.
many, at Etteinheim, a principally hat BY
the plan of Indemnitics, devolvcd to III
Margrave, now the cle6tor of Baden.
This unfortunate prince Of the house OF
Bourbon had been 1T Etteinheim for tbrsd
yearS-upon biz ozOn ettate, in bis ozur f,B
lace; an eitate and palace beuueathed 10
him by his great uncle the Cardinal Dc Rb.
han. Wbrfber the French government Erns
meiiage to the electCr, Informing him u
Their intention to iend military force Into,
his territory, and fei2e the duke d'Euehi,r,
and teverdl other perions--1, cy.5efSe,. ts,,,,
affected to tolicit permiiiiOn 70 -.io,e+e {br
electorate, permiifion which :"cv lreV
the eiector dared not refuie, we know n.jf
but on the 5th of laf month. an 7;;l.hy.
camp OF the firit coniu'S, general CauIlipa
court, the ion of an officer who was Iric,s
der of Louis XVIth's life guards, croljed
the kline in three places, and filrToundrd
Ettenheim and luxembourg, about te,, nilss
on the right bank OF the Rhine. At thoGr
Two places fcveral perions were arrefted
ne Duke d'Enghien was arrefed .,Don
lis own eitate. at StrgGmg too, leVer1,
retired ein1grants were taken IN and finF
to Paris. All the proceedings againn ths
Duke d 'Enghien were worthy Of incb a On.
vernmcnt as Bonapa4c's.
Arreited on the 9Th in Germany, IT, WA
brought to the cattle of Vincennes, only g.,
miles from Paris, where lie was BROUGHT -
trial on the 2lst-broUeht to trial do w..
call 1t Brought to bear his fcatcnce Of con.
demnGtlon and death. Tie court. milf
tary commiiiion was ftle6ttd by The h,o.
ther-ln-law OF Bonaparte, and was coa,Do,.
ed OF e'ght Ciicers. No jury was allowed.
no couiiici Tor the pritoner. Six davs ifte
the duke, 9 arreit, three of which were paCaf
on the road to VinceDnes, he was brou.bt
to trial without the power OF PREPARING "a
ny regular defence, Of lummonne any Wit
neites or OF producing any proof in his il-,.
ti1catlon or exCulpation. Ecr is tLis all.
1t appears that the charges ard dCcn,rer,
on both iides, tay the official account, Je ere
read before the prioDer was brought IL
After they had been read, re was biourj;
IN, free and unfettcrcd, adds TIE .Noait.,.
Wit. bitter and cruel fnockery. The mil.
tary commiiiion unanimously, ae was - be-
exP' cted, found him gully and condemn.
ed h'm to death. OF the charges brought
againtt him, the greater part applied TO The
dukes condact before the peace OF \ miers.
to MS having taken up arms agaiuf Rcbci.
pierre, as well as againt Bonapa,te. nona-
parte does right to aYcrge thc cauce Ola
prediction whom he 10 much reiembles
But the mot curious charge againh tho
duke is that Of EJpioa7age.-- EJ6iohnGfs ~
! 4 foreign country
Such is the intelligence COMMUNICATED ~
tas'Paris ,papers to The 49jii ~. Eltshi,s