Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04
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From re Daily H4ve,fiser, sfuiy &c.
Through the prlitcress of our commercial
friends, who will please accept our grateful nc
acknowledgements. we have received files of Pari.
papers SO late as the LII ult inclusive Their
contents are extremely interesting. The trial OF
Morcau, GEORGES, and the other consuirators
commenced before the court OF criminal Justice
on the 2SIh Of MAY and after thirteen eirtinEs
came TO = close on the nCrnirE of the 1lth OF
June. We are happy to be able TO lay before
our readers the result Of these most importan,
Judiciary proceedings a. This day, the Dist
Prai'is', says the Journal da Corr,'rce OF Iune
l1th, 90 At three oclock in the morning, and af
ter twenty hours Of de'ibera,ion, the court OF
criminal justice has condemned to the punishment;
Of death Georges Cadoulal. Bouvet de rfIozicr
Rusillon Rochelle, Louis Ducorps, Louis Picot,
Lajolais, Mhchel Roger, Cos,er St.-Yittor, De
vile, Armand GaIliard, Joyaux de-Villeneuve,
Burdan, Lemercier Cadual, Merille. Armand
Poiignac. Charles d'Hozier Lelan c, Rivicic
" The following accused persons, VICTOR
MoeEAU, Jules Po.ignac. Leri;an Roland. and
Marie Hisay, declared guilty., have been con-
demned u two years imprisonment --?hose
whose names follow have been acquitted: Cou h
cry, Pabbe David. Horve, Rubin La grim udiere,
Lenob!e, Noel Decorps, Dairy, Even, Troche
the father Troche the sor, Demand and wife,
Verdict and wife Spin, Dubuisson and wife
Caron, Calais and wife, Monnier and wife.
These with the exception Of Verdict, Demand
and wife. Dubuisson and wife have been iibera
ted who for contraven ION Of rhe law have been
RENTED to the house Of correction
The Argus of May 80 contains a letter Of
MoREAU. address Cd 20 he .ci .devant) frs, con.
sui, written on the l7th Venrose about month
af or his imprisonment in which he explains his
relations with the unfortunate Picheslu, which.
he says. howcver imFrudcut were far from beng
criminal. lie concludes by saving, - | expect
your decision on my fate with The calm of inno-
cencei out not withou an apprehension Of seeing
those enemies triumph who are always attracted
b. Celebrity"
When the logan sailed from Nantz. a re-
port was INTERPOLATION that Moreau was pardon
ej this however. considering the sentence The
c NAL tribunal. appears very improbable
place on tn ii h Of this month, was the subjel
OF conversation. The ceremony was to be per
formed with prodigious porp
PARIS. May %.
The trials which began to day ave the mos, i'm
por'ant that could ever occupy the public atten.
ton. They will afford full deveIopement of all
The irtrigues carried on this ten years past ainst
he French Republic The act Of accusa, ion is
already made public. Il is stamped with a cha
raler cf frankuess ard evidence which bears
conviction to every mind. The first deposition
Of the accused all agree in the principal pon. s. as
70 the participation of The English government.
rs to the arrival of the oonspiraors in France rs
TO their designs and as to their conferences Il
IS nor for us 10 discuss fa4s which are still de
pending before an impartial tribunal VIC consi-
der this great affair only in political point Of
view and IN rs far as IL relates the English 20.
vemment, which is SO deeply implicated in it.
Jane ii
The colncil OF state OF the italian Republic has
decreed. hat monument shall. be raised to the
glory Of Bonapsrte, Emperor Of the French The
founder and rcstorer Of tAe Italian Republic, and
tia his accession 70 that dignity shall he solemn
" celeb on the 10Th August, the day of St.
Napoleon.
Most of tho bishops have already addresed to
the faj hful Of their diocese mandate ordering
solemn Thanksgiving f1r the acceesicn If Bona.
parre 70 the digui-y of Emperor Of the French
Letters from COnstantinopie, IF the so II A.
prl, state that the French minister General
Bruno was highly satisfied with his last conference
Of he Refs Elcndi on the subje6l Of the Indem.
he h'd required in favor &C h coun
trymen on whose property an embargo was laid
during last war IN ibis audience the imperial
duties on French merchandise were deGnitively
sett ed 10 the sa,isfaoion Of both parties u
p WV '''i''"' "a@ DNiviI suo3l''tu D't"Sth we
French ambassador and the Ottoman minister
which has entirely ceased since this conference
Il is added that he Russian ambassador had la,c
~ paid visit 10 General Bruno. Some time had
elapsed since these ministers had seen each other
before
a pamphlct has lately made It's appearance in
the Eorlh ofCcTmsny entitled, % RefrcGcns rpm
fbe Consbiyacy dcnorncedat Payis fbe 27ib Rsvni,e
Jeay - dndfbe gbse7gegf etegis. I, bears visible
marks Of being the work Of some miserable an
dcring Of Mr. brakes
Iy advices from n-rnc we find that IT. r the
Landammau, after announcing TO Tie different
Cantous tho change which las taken place in
France. added that he conceived 1t 70 he his duty
and the interest 81 his country 70 send an oNraor
dirary courier 70 " l. NJ. with the compliment
Of the IIeiyeue confederation.