Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-26

/, 81 =! hse l@embers; Talieyrand, Foache
Lees btftheiemy and Cambacercs. VIII,
arc instantly to be Installed in Office, in con.
iorhs''y 10 enc constitution Of 1895.
tseneral Moreaurccalled from exile. !,
appointed Senera!;ssimo OF the armies of th,
republic. - -
Genera' l-aborie, now confined in the
prison OF La Force minister of the interior
! GENERAL Malet wholly chargeh will;
me eNscu1Gn OF the prcsenl senatus consul
'un'' general in Chief of Paris and the de
nertmtut OF The Senc''
na.let shen enquirins with stcrnncss OF
( the aStonished Colonel the strength OF his
uoopS' was told, that great part were on
HuV III farls, anothat the remainder were
'eE necessary Tor the protection of his
-oS', Put now many effective men have
your About 25C. That is enough. witt, the
sforce have distributed in paris- 70 com :
! u'ence my operations. Ia quarter of am
! Nour Inc detachment was ready 10 march
| acSoinpanied by the officers On the spot who
Y9iuh'eered their services. With whom
| fi'liet proceeded tn Savery's, the Duke of
iNoV'so lie dismissed the minister's guard
wiiich dressed IN white like himself, ana be
| longing TO the same regiment, we're order
| ca to posi themselves in a street of tho yn.
n"fos OF St. Antonio. until further orders
ascending the apartment of the minister.
VINO was preparing Ioroed, he had him ar
rested, bound and carried of. With his
osOore he repaired 10 the Hotel de Ia Force,
Seeweu MS scnatus consuitum 10 the officer
"e guard and the jailor, requiring
| tue delivery of Gen. LaltoIie and offirers
CchnhSd with hun. Lahore starting from,
as ped asked II death had been decTeed a.
sShst hin, by the tyrant? M, general-the
Eeiy reverse; read This Mallet directing
ne Jai,or to attend strictly to his orders. &
W ho'a every dungeon ready for the recep-
uon OF prisoners who rnight be Sent to him.
! 0siVercd Savery into his c@stocv. and de-
| paired with those he had liberated. The
pFsens re echoed with shouts Of liberty
| Arrived at Ma-at' the duke Of Bassano,
ne arrested him, scat him TO prison, and
! ihstaiiedaLa Horiein his pIace-he dismis-
| sea the guard. and ordered it to the post
| assigned Tor Soc !ovnler. lslcaveSevery one
- oi e ssai l,.l4 c65iPa
| serve tie republic" ENTHUSIASTICALLY or
dered the secretaries andzie fsincfoal clerks
| - make out theig acco9aissSs fsd Assist him
hrshe duties Of isis otfice.:Ffss
| Mai!et proceeded On to Paquier, an ho.
hSst citizenjeE hrest, who had been made
project OF the Sene He was from. home
orders were Immediately given &oienew
| .nc guard. permitting ms ietdfn, but reaui
ring his safe keeping 'i4
Posting OF TO Gen. Hulin, (conmandant
| OF faris) Mallct ordered the guard, torrether
with his own, to retire and going up To the
| general, said. arrest you in the name of
the republic! Deliver up your sword!'' To
| tue objections Inadeby the general he pro-
ouCed ms senatus consuitun, which, how
| ever, Gcn.Hrlin maintained did not appear
|
that which viii dispel Your doubts Drawing
| from his bosom pistol instead of the looked
Tor document, he shot Hulin thro' the brain
closing the door after him, lie Joined his
| guard and forbade their permitting any
| one TO enter or escape. With the remnant
OF ms followers he marched on to La hAgce
| De- eNdome. In consequence, however, Of
the hustle and explosion of the Eistol in the
house some of the family taking the alarm.
| made their escape, and headed Maliet in
theiril'Ght tothe Etat gEj1r Dcucet who
was the commander had hastily summoned
! to his room all the adjatants aud officers of
ms stan which he could collect. lie met
| tsiai!ctin his hall. What said the general,
are ynr still here! ain ar my post. But
| had Sveii orders to arrest you. For what ?
| rhere. read your arrest. That moment
Doucct, "a very athletic mani sprang upon
him and confirming his arms, by repeated
calls drew down to his assistance his Off
4 GERS, who with drawn swords unanimously
4 exclaimed that he WAS q traitor, that the.
u emperor was not dead, and the report :,
& falsehood Soldiersp cried thev. viii you
tserTe IN impostor> Tremble f5r yonr-
selves" The waverihg soldicry paused
were gained over, and Submitted. The
unhappy Malict was overpowcrcd AID Sc
cuted Proceeding directly to La Force,
SaYcry and the duke of Bassano (Muratl
were iiberated.' La Hottie, who had alrea1
dy dispatC he'd various couriers wiki his or
ders was arrested, aud by dawn Of day was
dissipated an allusion that for time seem
ed once more to promise France a glimpse
OF Independence.
! La Horic had already made heavy drafts
on the imperial treasury and on all the pub
lie Golfers. Orders had been transmitie /
along the road FROM Paris to Bolougue. d.
iectiug The military TO hold themselves in
readiness to guard certain prisoners of state
Who were they ! The empress herself and
the young king Of Rome who were intend
ed TO be sent 70 E0gland.
The post which does not leave Paris till
10 past O'Clock, had been prepared to start
by o'clock in the morning upon searching
the mail It was discovered that the letters
had been takch ont and replaced with CO..
pics OF senatus consultums, and printed
; proclamatiOus to the several provinces.
Maiet throughout his trial persisted in dc
claring that the plan was entirely his own
that he knew 10 accohplices, aud that al
I who were copCerued with hin, 10 h,d d,t,,