The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
Particulars relaftue II III. arrest AZ Cereya.
Picbecyu.

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PicbegyU.
PARIS, March 20.-Thc broker lie .Biinc
VIE rf'- Fe-son Wao b~g5ra..d Picheg-v. Who
occupied in his house & small room in the
tt;h Moor, for which lie paid 10, 0OG livres
IN the month. lie Blanc went to General
Mnrat the Governor Of Paris, ma offered to
inform him Of Pichesyu's place of conceal
nient, anG to deliver him Up for 100, eco IL
yre5 (40G0l. storling.) This sum was pro-
nTsed him. The manner OF arrestinr him
was then settled. Re Blanc introduced the
gems o'arC1es INTO his house at NIGHT. when
fIcheGru vas aslecp, and gave j key 10 his
room. As ehey Were informed that F;che-
CRU rad with him two pistols and = eagger,
they opened the door with as little noise as
possible, and rushed on his bed. l'hough
surprised and alarmed, Picnegru coraucted
h.inself with the greatest vigour, ard IA a
manner that even his enemies were forced
TO esteem his courage and pity his misfor-
tunes.-IIe jumped out Of his bed, naked
and without rms Knocked down four gems
d'armes, and they were unable 70 hold him.
although SIX in number lie almost cboak.
ed two, in pushing them against tnel Kinney.
a third he struck SO strongly up3n the breasr
that he spits blood and the fourth he pinch
ed IN the arm with such strength, that tLe
gems d'armes cried out, " If you do not let
me loose, viii shoot YOU through the head.''
WIEN the loss or part Of tie Hesh, he rot
loose and FlchegrGc exclaimed, 8. I ire rascal,
ahl you snail receive . sword Of hJnor.5--
fNtl1Sth was obliged from fatigue to CAPT
tuiate-and surrendered himself, upon CON
0ition or not Being tied or chained. He was
however, wounded in the head, and on the
shoulders, aud had lost q grc.r deal of blood.
In dressing himself he declared, that if he
!! had not been deprived ct his arms, he Should
, not have fallen into their hands. lie wasaf-
forwards carried before the Counsellor OF
/ STATE and Police Director, Real, aad under
went . long examination. Eonaparte had
ordered Tie gems d'armes to take him alive,
and they were ali six picked men.
Upon Real asking VINO he was? piohegr,
answered, " am tnowle enough" {" WhcrC
DO yCu come from .'-" Erom England
" IN what manner p'--'' nashiy, not q bal
loon" " Where die You land PIT At Di
eppe." " Who brought you here -" NO
body +; ] came here by myself" " Wcf,
you not accompanied b. your accofnpiices .
81 b1.no Criminal, ard therefore have n,
accoulpiees. '' Doyou know Moreau -
d" Yes" &" ssaye you see4i him +" " Are
what k1s happened betwccu.ds, I could on,
see hlLt Will arms w my hands % "Itave Vol
seen Georges F'--' Yes, the Royol,st IN
nofthe supposed assassin Georges" -" In
SeorgeSha5 more th2u Crce piotted The dsa-i
OF uae First Con5al H'--''S So saws Bonaear,s
Georges says the contrary. 7 believe the H..
ter more humane and homes. tu-n the former
a"d MS words ar. therefore more to be d.
pended upon "Wi.h what view did yo
come TO Paris 20 ITO cal NIoIeal 20 q;
count for mis- conduct 10 17G7.' hfer tines
ard some other questions, he wcs ser, to tn
Temple, where Giorcsu IS Jhu. u3 IN ore {
/, the dungeons"
I EEtracto OF q private letter from Paris, date
! the 25th Of Februlry.
d" Il IS astonishing what universal dispis
Q sure s..l a.snia/ uc srress IF Nio,.nI has c