The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26
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Paris this night, under the care of Lieut..
!.af0rd."
The InfpeStor Paques and the commiiIa-
ny CommiDge, accompanied with fix gen
d'arns, arreited on the cath March, Vile
neuve, the prir-,ipal Allocate OF Georges,
and BuIban Ma,abre, called Barco thele
two brigands and thhd were concealed
with one Dubuiilon, in the ftreet Jean Ko-
bert.
Dubuilion, and his wife have long been
iuipected OF concealng the brigands. On
iearching their houie, they declare they
were gone out, but would return at night.
An artful concealment was discovered in
an adjoining piece OF wood where the
bngands were iuppoied to be fecreted.
On being fummoned to iurrender, they OBJ
itrved profound !ilence, bit the difcharge
OF couple of piitols obliged them to como
out, or they would not have been taken.
An immenft croud accompanied them to
the grand Judge.
There was found on them great guam
tity Of money n gold, and Engliih bills of
Exchange. Viileneuve had paiiport from
Lord Pelham to leave England and return
with recommendation to all the ftarions
and to Eng!iih commanders to protect
him. All The principal brigands, of whom
a hit had been publi!hed in the Moniteur,
have been arreited except Charles 'Ozier,
who was fuppoied TO be concealed in Pa
us.
Armand, and jules Po.ignac, as alto Ri
were. 4 few days previous TO their arreR,
had lodged with Duhuifon.
1t is itated from Marfeilles, that the Ex-
General Willot, who had come to the de-
partments of the South, having difcovered
that meaiures were directed againft him,
made out to embark fix hours before the
Police fent portions to ielze him.
The French ftocks Is per cents were IS.
AT Hamburger the 18th March, on de-
mand OF citizen Reinhard, the miniiter of
the French Republic in that city, two per-
fonS were arreitcd in the French theatre
one OF whom was known there by the title
OF Count Lavilleaupre. He had arrived
from England three days previous, and i'll.
tended for Paris.
a Paris paper of March 81, after MOTTO
Ing the iccret correspondence afcribed to
Mr.. Drake, the Britiih miniiter ut Munich,
lnierts a letter ftated to have been written
oy hm TO his principal agent at Paris Oil
the 25th February, after he had been APP
priied of the diicovery of the conipiracy.
The following is an extract.
am informed Of the occurrences of
the 10th. / conceive that the police will
be on the watch, of Courie YOU ihould
telze the mOfs favourable moment to de-
part. pray you initantly to prepare and
have printed, fhort addreiS 10 the army
(of'icerS ard foldierS) calling ON them not
TO iufer Moreau, their brother in arms,
who has 70 often conduGtedthem to victory,
to perth victim to the rage and iealouT
Of the Firit ConflI.
You can obferve in tits addrefs that
the melit of Moreau has long offended the
fight ofthe little tyrant, and that the Fira
Contul has choien fol the deitiuction OF his
rival the moment Of unfortunate inteli-
gence from ST. Domingo, to turn the at
tention Of the nation from dilafter pro-
duced only by his i'll conduct. You ihould
not lofe a moment in preparing this ad-
dreis, and having il circulated in all the
armies with the utmoR diligence.
Under date of Straiburg, March 90, it is
mentioned that in the territories of the
Eleaor OF Bavaria, in Souabe, an Englilh
agent, implicated in the confpiracy had
besn arreitcd and delivered up to tbs
French government. He fuperiutendsd,
III the departments newly united.
1t is ftated that the perfons arrefed on
the banks of the Rhine, are divided into
Two clafles, one in which are comp-ifcd,
the emigrants a,reited at Offending aud
Ettenheim, had made common caufa
with thoie who contpired to afaifinate the
Firt Coniul and effect counter revoluti
on. The other claf3, equally fold to the
Engiiih, had project to make Il fccond
Vendee of the thirteen united Departments.
Dumpif, arreaed at Hebron, and con-
dGcted to Paris, was the principal author of
the latter plot, Madame dc Pcich, d'Ay-
man, and feveral others, after having been
detained fome days in the citadel of Straf-
burg, were icnt 20 Paris.-Ccneral Defnoy-
ers was alto of the number.
AT Alencon, Citizen Euficf;ere, the
Mayor Of Ancenis was arrelled &, imprifon-
ed, for having haibored certain fi,fT,icious
individuals, Of whom chaGeurs and gen d.
armies were III fcarch.
The papers contain mary other fnilar
articles, they fpeak in terms of INDIGNATION
ofthe conipiIacy, which they att.ibute m
Britiih agency, and they announce the aate
of their immcnfc preparations, as complete
iy ready for the intended invading eXpedi-
ton.
P-;zate Letfsr.-PAsIs, March co.
Do not writ, to ne before you hear from
me again. The treaChery Of the Pof-OE
fee, and not the vigilance of the police, has
lately cauted so much wretchednef;, and
made 70 many victims. Ever Gnce Ian Ia
nuary, every foreign letter without excep-
sion has been opened, with mot OF tboIe
from Lyons, kouen, and from the wehern
departments. BE- upon your guard how
and 10 Tho;0 YOU write. The brother Of
iilyes is the executive infpector of the PoR-