The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09


g We have not yet learned here, that al
the me aces and precautions united to
other mears Of the police, have cauled the
delivery or Georges, or of Others of his band
into the hands OF iuftice. To attain this
end more Certainly, with regard to the lirit,
the chief judge has cauied defcription of
him to be publiihed. This perfon, become
10 famous in the hiitory Of confpiracies, is
pointed out by the name of Georges Ca
dondah, alias Lar;v0, alias MaDor. He is
iaid to be thirty years old"
In the mean time addre1es OF congra-
tulation on the mifcaniage of the conipra-
cy, continue to arrive to the Firft Conful
from all parts OF France, and from all the
authorities. Above all are ditinguilhed in
the cloud Of addreies daily encreafing an
Infinite number from the military. From
among theie we fhall quote that of Gene
raj Angereau, now clothed with the com.
mand IN chief of the camp of Brett. It is
ofthe following tenor"
i" The General in chief Areere,u, to the
Firit Coniul BloNabarte.-At lead-quar-
tiers under Brett, the 9th Ventofe, year
II, (February IS, lSo4.)
~ IL y l. ANS SON OD3
The cries of alarm, founded on the
borders of the Seine have echoed TO the ex-
trench point Of FmJ2errr. Warriors,
whom no danger could move, have trctn-
bied with fear, at the thought of the pe1ils
which have nlenaced your exiitence.-Nei-
taer the vigilance of the magistrates, nor
pupGc defcrption Of the traitors, nor the
bonds, with which iutice has bound their
parricidal hands, would have removed their
fears had thev not confided in the genius,
who preiides over your deitiry, who watch
cd You in the midi of combat, and who
has commanded even the waves to refpeE2
yourlife."
You will live, Citizen Confil. for the
glory Of France and the hTppinefa of the
world. Yowill live to avenge on ENGLAND
berf:lf the approbrium with which fhe is
covered by the unhelrd of crimes Of per-
hdlouS government; you viii live, for
10 wills the deftiny."
Such are the wiihes and the thoughts
oFthe folders, with whole command Won
have entrutted me, and whole organ I have
the honour to be, on an location, on which
aboveall theirdevotion to you has lhone with
lufre, capable ofmakiug the endlefs con-
trivers of 10 many milchievous plots TO
trembs."
HEATH and rsbeE,
(Slgned) ANCEREAu.
The criminal proceedings, on account
of the confpiracy appear about 10 com
mence. The debates, which will decide
the lot Of fuch men as MORGAN and Piebs-
sru will be peculiarly interefing. The
form or them is determined. This is the
Object of the SenGtMs Co1/itife, p-opofed the
6th of this month by government to the Sc
nate by an extraordinary fitting, and paflcd
IN coniaqaence, the Sth of this month, by
that BODY. This important act was INHERIT
cd n the i2al'sti7 oftbe Lazv5, ard is thus
publ ned officially. There are but three
articles il which there is reference had to
The law Of ~ Floreal, year 10. 1'he text CT
thsfe articles follows"--
Art. /. The functions of the Jury fhalI be
tuipended during the courfe of the
year ~, and the wear Is, in all the
Departments Of the republic, for the
trial OF the crimes OF treafon, at
tenpts ag7inf the Perfon Of the
F!rit Conlui, and againf the lrteri-
or and exterior f2fety Of the repub-
lie.
II. To this end the Criminal Tribunal
fhalI be organized agreeabl. to the
arrangement of the law of % Flo
real year 10, without prejudice of
the power OF abrogation.
III. The prefsnt Ssnatm-ConJiYltr Fiall
b, trlnfnitted, by meaage, to the
government OF the Republic.
g The Tozyaai dc Paris, which, frft of
the journals Of this capital, has announced
the Ssuafw-Coallite, has added to the publi-
cation theft remarkable reflections. "There
Is room for The opinion, that pre-es;ifing
competed ofiiTemoveable Judges,
and habituated to impartialitv,
is furer guarantee ofjuRice in decifons,
IN a tine Of rsUoiqfioH, than body of iu-
rors, naturally di:pofed to Judge on poliii-
cal crimes, according to the fpirit of the
party, to which they may have been al
.ached and who will be opened beforehand
by their fociety, as to things and perfons.
Add the danger offteing jurors, after hav-
ing borne the fpirit of party in their iudg-
nents, tra1fport more ardent and DANCE
rous, into fociety."
Capt. Dashwood, arrived at Boston last
from Bordeaux, informs, that Mo-
reau was still in confinement, and that the
ofthe consular Guards, had been
also arrested as an accomplice in the late con-
spiracy against the life of Bonapar'e, and, az
ter summary trial was Immediately shot
Pichegru and Moreau, it was expected, would
meet the same fate.
Pbiiadeibbia, April 2s.
YeAerday arrived, ibip Roebuck, Kelly,
from Amfterdam, which he left the 18th
ult. and has politely handed us French and
Dutch papers to the 10th ofMarch, which
we have put into the hands of our tranGa-