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i coaimiiTioji the follow ing men ot war :
"the Liberty, ot 7d eujis com-ntulil Uo
Mr. Winter, 'at ;ieient a French general
, of divifioii ; tlie Ilater geiVeVa'l of 74 giios
commaiideJ bv Mr. Ilniv . th Rt ,,i.,t;
formerlv Prince FredprirV .Tf,e
commanded by Mr. Blois de Trellong ; the .
j4uamy, 01 114, commanded .by Mr. Kern
tion t the Dordrerh. nf 1 M,ic ' P'--
J-ucas ; the Fraternity, of 6a, C-pr. Gervais;
,uc 01.50 guns, vapu ilemtieide:
: -'"'-'J- -.''Vv ... April 4. .5 . ' . " :
y Tho-AVeft India Council, w hich in 1701
-.was' inftead nf (hp W(i
has been aholifhcd, and a council for the at-'-
...ib 01 uie colonies nttie VVeit Jiidies iub
mrateu mnt.
The inhabitants of Dutch Flahdcr1 h'ivi
petitioned the Aflemblv to bp i
. ; w ubierov ince oi- Holla nd - or - Zda I ia ndV
; iie oaics(Lrenerai Dave relolved to adhere
: 10 tIie ib"pu!a:ions with the.Swifs as far as
relates to the appoinments as well as that
of W-aldeck, from the regulations of the 27th
of March; The exportation ,of all naval
iiores has been forbidden, face the 27th cT
: March. .. ' .' ' ." ' j ' , -
On the 22d of March! the States Generaf
refolved to confirm thefts of, the French
Tl HhtltlWf i ". - -. , , jr
" 'r -uc V u cou't'es ot tne Gene
monftrauon in the Eledtor palatine, relative
to the Maron'! f n - ,Z
i-"vw.ucrgcn op z,oorn : to
reOnaraleior themlelves againft the con
duft of tnc French Cmmandant of Breda,
-who had Teized all the vtflels jn. that neigh
bourhood ; and to reprefent thu the general
-ru;fn of the -,27th of Jan.: bein com
piicd with by the whole IUpublic, ought to
rrcmit particular and fubfcqaent Yequlfiti.
FRANKFORT, 3. .
Letters from 1 Lemberg of thf 16 ultJ
. ftate that two Rulhan officers are! arrived
there for the purpofe of purchafing com.m
Gahcia tor the u(e of the perfected Poles.
1 bus is the -unhappy - country, once Vte
granary of Europe, reduced to thentcciHty
of depending oti Foreign Powcrffor fuLliit
ence. .
The King of Denmark 13s oriiTci f(
hps 0 the l,ne and three hiIei 10 cruilc
the Bioutb of the Elbe. :-
H A N 0 V E R, tpril ij. ' '
The Frerxh have Muiiicned lii'e Province
oop"W g 'f ite Enghlh
no learn that ,Vir f " f1'""' u we
been couMetaunSei. '" prore) '
Exlr.ifl t,r - 1 ..
1tf'th's. takinrr of that dm' rrx'i-
1 6 . ..... ..p jriuuu IU
j. Ltij,faclory-as it ha'd teen antin.-iM f. Two
01 our hits 01 tne inp iiff.,-;--
vant L'JntiJeJet altjte and Z.e Thnohon, have -
juft
.lure
.-it ii confir,n?d byX ' iW-ick
r c-r-ud thefaui fl,n . " ' c r?r c J
. i. the road fJulnn u m l0J
VecneieltJL
:ii very "nuich: damaged. ajidIie ; ajlo
arrived and everv neVveis ftrinin.T r,
refit them w ith all difpateh. The Censkr
and Le-Ca ha have been taken by cur ene
mies, in light ct our i'q'uadron, 'which was
fuperioria number, but,cbold not give di'era
any alTiltance. : ;The capt3int)t' the Censor,
and the citizen B entity a diltinguiihcd lea.
; man, were, k l.dj after a' very gallant ati
oflr Four qt cur Ihips only w ere able to
engage with our enemj-es, occafioned by the
.featigiLg-of our :q jqdronV-in a g!c of
-wind, a te davtprevious to their geitinV
fight cf the eiiernv. ) : -
rn f T'lie lquattron is now "rallying aV the
jflesi pld'tiiet fj they arlein number eleveir
mips of thelirTe '1 he Irfg-tcs dura
gcitfe, ta jutyn, and I'Abohdjnce, which are,
;MC'g WrvatiiU .to'.vov the tranlports
intended lor the expedition .igainit rhe iuYnd
of Corfica'j-hiweiecelVc.il oid.rs toj;iu the
iquadron. - - : . ;
-.'.'. The' tt 'oOD Which u-rre m hirA f-
veral ol:ther. hi ports tri . rciandrd, Vnd .
l I r V. ir- lii i. .... :. j !'! . I . . I 1'
wi vm a... Aim-di jy in iuiy,.as well nsiiie.
com,! antlers and orhVri e nplojed in that ex
PvcJitnu. .'i'lietwilltaVy. 'courav e H 'beyhiid
(tfci lotion. ri htv .art deit pmin?dnrw)n'r.
i PAj tiM g - tlieJoiV ixt.i He . 0 mfsC4'
-xipah'ttie 'mountain' of Italy, j ' t
r it w uay s ago w as launcned here the
'Ffeuercs', dixcigtA) gunlblp."-' l;- ; (.
F R' a N c e.
NAilONAL CONVENTION.
II GervilmiL March -;r. :
The fectioiis of the fud'iries, of the Pi.
ques.aml lvc lndivifib lity, came to intreat
t ie Coiivtmioii tottund to its port, and - to
fa ve the couutry.' ine .pester of the fedi
ojj, . whoie n'-me is niid rn hf Intn ,
the lu , cries, was vigoioufly lunjmOi:td by
i-joa.au anu many oilitT8 who atcufed niuj.
of being a Cievaher o;j,he Dagger. Tlh
titizeu with h'rninds continued riading hiv
pc jiioii, v. h.cu swli be ir,fcrtcd in th bullc
iin. . .
Uourfault; whj had been i,i commliTron in
the Vt itci 11 departments, gave the intorma.
tiun reiptcting u.e war wit! the Ccuhaus.
Ti:e temporary cuinmai-der of the armed
force vi the d.piriuitnt of Mentz urr.i,
Him; tnat on t.ic 8th of Germinal, fortv Gt.
n- rajsohiit C.ulianshadackt oledged tbe
K. public ol t roccand have been itimidaicd
oy 5000; tlu.r lub.ilitms-.thd tn-coloured
co kaJ,' h-4 been f.ibt'i.tutcd to the lymboU
of rbvalt). . .. v
Tnelh,UHig4nrvdrr;:
ihok ol V.tcLLo'jisXVll. . ;
On the 2nh uf March, 60b Couhani
were at KeHi.rj, with thru- cnici, ti'jg-Cc
u.MUa get cr.l p, lifictio-u That via ry if',
iiuina u y defn vo mica more 0 lory th n
ihulf vbtaUd by fottc. L ' I
new u. by Bl u fault waircccivcj
wit'itl.u Mta.tfilapjilju-l-r- ": - N
'Hk fut on of hi().nxc Vir.gts came to
cUm ib: cwmitutn-n ,f i;cj3tEey call the
attcmi Mi 1 ot ti.c Hflcn.bly-upon-ihe InbliilanJ
cii, a,d open ij.e credit of the afiimuu.
and rcIUfc oi.r rights to tn, fa:d the lratcr
we v. til lave the liberiy give Patis a,
Oiu:;.cj;:al iy long iv'e the indivifiblc, de.
luf'L UlP;!::c, kr ever and ever. ' '
:l-lit. i.icP cfiJtnf, anfrtcrrd thepeji.
tio.,tu w.tii 1, .tuhiimmefi and uifdom.
l alliiiirn de lltni remarks ujkjk the in
trigue whcli has produced that pctinW'
at.d mov.d that if,- whlrihe Prcfidet,t, an.
Jwcr ihrtrd be pn.fttd and 'polled "up, i at
tbe-n'.ha-. iui.t. v the luburbi i ight be in.
Wud U u;t cplt.ion which is jult prcfci.t
cJ :n ihi it fiame.
'I Lis fcuiibu v.as Imcrruptcd by the hoot. 1
ings of fome people, in the galleries, but
-was adopted by the Afiembly. . , : , -:2
A deputation of the lection af PHomm
Arme came to tel xnaie-tlie llcmbly, on ii s
dtcrfe, by which it adopted the previous '
i w.. 'v imuMi.g ui me primary aU
lcmblicsi f The orator triced rapidly the '
tnblofth- engagements, which the con.
rivertoJulfiranl is it at ihis
moment laid he that yau-will quit ur
' port Nono I Continue to mttit ' the cor.fi.'
denctr ot your country, aiid give her happi.
nels a.buiidauce al:d peace, ' ;
I bis addrel, was received amidfl unani
mous applaufes. v :r:.. :-. ::,r
v CraUcus'demanded: wherefore they clucl '
ed ccninuajiy a demand lo repeatedly bn?t
. -"k 'v; .jwiMHuuic, ranu io proper to
calm trie' inquietudes ,ot the good citizen i ' V
the motives ot their arreftf-lt is, "ladhe
becaule royahlm is bu:y in all parts. 1 ' '
, (Murmurs.) r .
RuampcYes, ycs ; and the Mucadines
alio ; and Monna will tell you that the coin
nu;tee el general Airety i;aS given them '
3Q;cpo to aliaflmate us.f
ift lsaViai cfied a ' .member, that th
prelcnt govs rnmeht will dtttroy France.
;tialuux continue. It Is no longer in
virtue of laws that impnlcnnnnts are made .
msny .ue made without nrotives ; the mo''
eUowH
on h.d ins leat on ont fide, inftead cf the l
ether .1 demand that we do not confine
curlelvca to making a dcclar.nion, but t.hat,
'veput principles jn execmijo, and that the' "
committee ol . general furety be bound to
make a report cn this fubjecV
' The obierva:iousof Crallbux Were" ac
companied by the moft violent tumult. The
prthdent put on his hat. Bourgeois ran to
the tribune ; he was unanimoully repulfed.
Gcyniard ootained I ave to (peak k0 amoti
on of older , he added, tl)at it as by de.
c amimg tuceflantly againil the government .
hat hey dcltroycd all confidence and rive,
X U Ration MM He demanded
hat in all deliberations the convention fhonld
be a lave to its rules, io the end that palli.
o:,s, perlcnal.tics, and -private interelh '.
may no longer take place of the public
, Pci.jeres rcqueftcd iSTaflembly not tbde
llroyitkif wus own bofom, but to open
its eyeven the lnuation of France
1 he lection of Unity entered, and deman.
ded, id. Jhepurihrneitof the great cul.
-PMS who ud lullicd the name of ttkut.
ivof the pecple, ad. Ale-ns io rid the
nat.oral rej-reKntation . of ignprsnce, u.
fiultulnds, aid peculation.. (Murmur,.)
3d. A lok-inn difcuflion 0, ihe article intro.
duccd info the conihtution, which prrm.ts
reunion under the name of popular focic
t:cu ' "
; Tbeafiembly decreed honourable mention
and infertion in the bulletin. v '
Thuriouoletopoint oui the errori, which
he 1 .Id cxilled in this petition.. Tjley wifh
fjys he, to modify the ccuilhution. Theal!
scmbly fupportcd its decree.
Kw.fly d'Anglas brought forward a report '
on iul hitcntcs. A great noilc wa heard ;
;w i bout , a great number ol citizens enter.
Jed the hall, crying Vive Ja Republic; The
prtlidcm put on hUTat. -Tue MlUai
fjlkdj Bread, Bread, Vive la Republic. '
,t vttn,,on "fe in a nuls; and repeat,
cd the Ian cry. Many members demanded
' T'l "ipki. lh'n& prevented them
i.r a Icn tin e.
.Ugc. dre was heard. The evil mhjdcd
Meiljicflhicmille. J heiiiicowhctn
yctneet.err, inkrnis me that ,thty f.avc
con.c ni-h nc etil inrrntiom (U0 no)
but the have um.td in In3t q
make known tUir i.ucfiiiicr tha in I tf
coi.fidcncc in the natural rtprclc.iufin
() ei, yesjhr ii m ia,r f g by tht.r i.urr..
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