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No. 510.
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Y A1 M ONGS V the mangel; iunims -vhohave
jiig tutoaulj lowing "j he fame, appeared
a ftjwlr acy:Mirrr Dairy. Lane
i heatiCj, . Her claim was :, I Etf r 1 hqusahd
Pounds 1 with imcreil:, for value receive j
The
lor wnich a bond was duly exc'cuied.
Cou.julhoiiers deju
iifiT the value wis,
Cou.ndlio'iiers defined to knovv of "jjaat ru
rop wliiui the-bond .was
would not give the wilhed-for information,
a n J.'rflcsd i! they, m ?int to jy& r for ' jrr
wh." c 1 the Cam a) 1 ifton r s dcl .ire J t iuV t hey '
-nd'niif la:;i an intention,; out f hit
it was
their thi'y. toJTuuke iucli iiuixne
;w-ition and reply having lie en -.repeated,
tihl its value- and fcitiidiufely wuhursiv.
Oj Wcdni-lday the Court of Juftxiary, E.
diiaburgh, me: to eonfider the verdict return
ed by the :iry in the cafe of Sir Arch bald
Gordon Kinioch, Barri ;whcn' thir 'Lod
Ih-ps adjudged him to be confined in the tol
booth of Edinburgh, during all the days of
'.. ll4 J t. .... . I e 1 .
13 his , vii . jt-a;i, u.u i uny ineliu; or O.
In th2 difTere:it dates in vvhioi tl.ey find
-flitVfiCf-the- French cmigr.n;tjjriefts cmJ1oy
tiieir mire HHnvtimnahi-nsand bu7a-
ttrniy men ct toe gro wucin.'drea:.
e is ihay,have 5 tafte for densocf atte-
principles; 1 he tollovnii); lias only beene-
qjatitd by the Hi ries ct the Swiis jniardv
having bee n" : baked into pisV aTuIf"op
: fold by the ParilLripaiiry links, virh Svi'ilsi
btood by fhe gallon, to walh d.va ihe 'rc-
gicide u-pait. , . - ",:''",'
" Lauskxnr, J.y ,6. .
AlUhe Jcyers: received from ievrrii of
tl4 Frenc,u pKvittces are fitUcl with the ac
counts of Tnl?runheard of calamiiis vvbiclr
that "unhappy country ilill i oin nnnr ;
b t h e d epa r t m e n c Vif A u vc 1 nk t.netatTiirit'--
u is common tor prt
";'ir even
theif per'.on, iliall beco:ae caution to fecure I
anaconn.ie nun in lure . cultod durin"" all
, ln iLi:, hi. llcja:ider- the - p.-nal, - of -
io,oco!. Uerling. . 1' , -
Orders have been given from the Cjif:
"mifiioners lor providing ..for. prtfoncrs otivr.r
two more of the o.'d tw o d.'ck Ihips, to be ini
med a el fitted with all polLble expedition,:
for the reception, of .men : a!l the- prifons
beinglfill," and the partial exclurg- r;hf
011 very ilowly. .1' . a
. ; A poar Maniic h.isbecn exir..ined before
the Com;non Council oi Cork, fer disfiguring
thefine t qjcilri.m Statue of George li; in
tnat city.-i Fhe excule he made to the fa res
of the city for nearly arr.ng oft' the leof
the venerated Monarch, Avas, that he vant.
ed.his boo.s to 0 a huming with 'Souife
" O'Callaohan ! . 1 !,
lhe Frtnch papers contain as many reports
xctpetimg ths deaiation of Lord. Moira's
force, as are to he lound in the Enlfii
prints.- Ail the expedit'ons fitted out from'
. this couniry, take upllo much time in' pre.
piration, that it isiaipfiie but-the Fr.-nch
muft be fuliy apprilcd of them. I,i fact,
there are fo many emigrants here ading iS
ipicstor thc Kepublic, that they are proba.
lly better acquainted uitli the deUination of
thefc eqvupmints, than thz gcncr-lty of pc0
p!e on tnislide oi the water.
. Ti"'C If'1" -?rc tbe ci?ht Pirtments
at the Welt, principally md-ft-H h .u.
Chou,niL Orne, de la MayCnnti, dTde
and Vdla:-, dc Cotfsdj Nurd, dc la Loire,
de Nhine a::d Loire, de la Sarthe, and d
IVIorbihan. General Hoche is now concert.
1ngxv1thGcr.cr.it Duboyet, a grand plan for
purging fucccdiTciy each of thofe depm.
AVS'JST 20.
Sjreral o the, emigranrjf tabn by' the
rrpuohcaas in their attack upon Oaiberon,
have already been triedOr, thT 161U u!i.
the Cwunt d.- Soubreuil, thcB.fli p of Dul
fourteen o.hcr iiobie em.granti and
pr.eJli were executed at Vannej. , ;
The Courier Francois Ilaies, that there
wrcmoretha,Mw emigrar.ti at Vannci,
v ho were -bout to .flnre the ia:nc fate cf
the unJoitunatc Sar.ibrcui?, the -R.fliop cf
Vot and ihofe ho were execured Viih
them. ,
, The Spaniard! 8rprJr to hate m3jc
peace only ,,, Uckm time to f-ve the vil.
hgc cfPamixluni. The French, fuperior
i.nhe field, were preparing to inve 1 the
of the inhabit ts w.uld lure been immc
duitly lurterdcrcdioihem.' .
is to excei'ivc,
tnoic 01- ur"sc's. wnen tiie: "v.Y
fall into-'their hands. Others yiJ,1 i
ta:n cine laup.es agninlt the cwnn,.ii::orfn
inurder, piutniy wau theuVuli 0f tl'c t
children through lantrbefbie t hH" ?3
them. The tew in.hpy ; fb,HvCi:!, ' are
daily reuimu g to the faith i f ,.e in- ca
thoiic thurch, as d.ll'iuioaud bj co,,:
, jnring prietts, and the aft fih if.u,.,,v V
thfis is breaihui tUt i the n.cii ardt
"A lh?S . I or ICKof
i:irue religion
' F R 1 N C
ra tioiioiH oyair y-arcT
morning, the'mcment when the throne was
overturned,, a i'dvo of artillery Oia'.l recall "
. ilut viciory over tyranny. The Keprefen
catives, in ccllume Jhall meet in the li all of
the Co.ivvntion,wliere the Na'iohul-Eila--bl'dhnient
of Mulicjhall execute patriotic
by inns. At one O'clock the Piefidcnt (hall
".prop.oisnc a difcourfe anaiogouj: to thccir--cumllancc,
and the Convention lhult reluxe
.its deliberations. At 5 in the afteinoon;
theie fhal! be a public concert in the rarden
of fhevrhu;lhries. The amiyerfary )f the;
iorh of . Augaft ;halu6e celebratol ..inaH the
L.)iiin;unes or tne nepuouc, vm in inc .ar
rn es-with every ponip tucLiblcuinitythat .
thje d;fi?rent placeSiwill allow. , ; " .
Mailhe, in the name of the Commiife? of .
f .egi'Utton, propo'fd to decree the fuipeo-j
"(ion "of :th'e la vs" 0 diTcrce; - . ... ... 1
; ' The Convention decreed, that from this
.'day the above. law, are fuIpenUed ;arid
1 hat the Cb.nuiitttef of. Legiifloi ion Ihall,
within twenty djys, make a report on their
1 he Metiibers who went out by roratioi
from the Com:iiitieet-f - Public Safety Were
.CanvWecres, Aubry, Taliieii, .and Tred-.
iard y they vvefe ljicceeded by Merlin of
Douay, Letourneuriof la Manche, KewDell,
and yees. ; -
Extraordinary Evening Sitting. -
U-aieincrOcvjs-Seveftrei-andC
to:, were voted out or the C:,mt,m .'( ".-
verera becilnt?, and CuccppApA k pi,, !...
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PAR I S, Ji.iy 71.
. r .1 ... , .m , .... J,.
wuuic.y'i.j i neruiuur 'idnxn
were
4 uaniny ;ii"ab?ai7rand Gauticf of PAine-
fpjendid dinner to Ct'vtral mefnbfr of the
Conveinio;!.-- i he folio ing toiita
drank :
Lanjuiniis propofed the firft - ;
1. 'lo t he 9b 1 l.ermidlr io the De
puties the friends cl Lbirty, who" on that
day dedroyed thetyram, ar.a have'fince de
Uroyed tyranny. Ma the atfachnrnt of
.their colleagues, and the love ol Frenchmen
"be the 1 ccorripeuce of their pairio:,fm a:.i
ihrir courage.
Tallien gave the ferond.
2. 'l'o the deputies antlawedj under the
tyranny tf tne former Gtm-'rnrrenr," to the
feventy thiee, to the ther. vicl.nn tit !er.
ror. and to all ihofe, who. in tLj cflfaf
trous tinus, remained Liihiul to the laws
of love and IriiT.dihip. "
Louvct uave the third.
7. The Conllin.tlcn of th- nc-uiltr
may the wildrm a.id prtidiue of the De
puties cornet any deft cb that may be con.
tatned in it, previoufly to its I eirgful mlited
to the people for th ir aicepiancc.
' 8. General Kofchiiko, ai.d all ;h0, ;;kC
him, are in irm.s fc r ihc caufe cf Jorrty.
9. Hurnmity: Vay the French people
in their v.clorlci aflbrd an example of that
virtue.
to. CcncorJ betwr-n a'l the Heprcfua.
ttves who arc the fiiends of jufl'cc and hu
manity. 11. The ennq'teror of f Gilbert n.
NATIONAL C(;NVENTK)N.
15 THlRVfiDO-t. At,'GLST 2.
Cambatcrcj, In the 1 anir of the Commit.
jet of Public Safeiy, p.-qn,! r'd to decree
that the National Reprelcntative, Taticn
and lilad, return to the Cor.vtnuon,
thc.r powers ce ;fing (m ih'i day. In-,
ponant circurrnuKej," fjjd ,hc Itepcrter,
determined ytu tcinvril thefc lprifen!
tat,ves with cx!riordinar). roucr,. thefc
c.rturraarces Iuve,,e4frd . snj ,jic pavers
ouyht to ceair allo-Df creed.
.Pcrt7 !l V0,,r-111 ,hc name of the rom.
m.tteeof ubbc Inlfrodhon, made a report
onthetclliva ofthe.o.hVAugulL
. formably to thi, reporr, the Convention de.
V rt ,?Yhi 5J T,'"midcr, icthof
APguftOdle, at half aher ci-htm tho
FtOM Till UNITED STATES GAZETTE.
AiaticMiin rrutinmijaliblns f A,nr.
' ' . tea, ... .
mJ t;c Jecret hilliry of the debt con- '
tradkd ur r ranee was publi.'hcd, it would
d.fcover the or.g:n of many fortunes which
have alhiiiHicu us. Jt is certain, fcr in. .
ilance, that M. de.Vergennes ddpoled cf '
thole loans at pleafure, caufed military
Itorcs and merchandizes to be furnifhed by
tperfns attached to him, and faffcred not
the.r accounts to be dilputed. Itisafacl
that in his accounts with Corgrefs, ther
was one million of livres that he never" ac
counted for,- cfter all the demand that
were m.dc to hhn. h is likewife a fart, -that
cut of the lurty.fevenrnidions pretend.
t;d tobe iurn,madinihe above articles by
trance to Cougrcfs, the employment of
V r - " w,J"Out touchers.
Many foi tur.es may be made rem 21 miiL
ons. , . .
M. 13cau-::3rchaij,. in a memoir publiCi.
ed two yean ago, prctcndi to be the credi.
tcr ot Congre.'s for mili;0nf; I have in mr
hjnd, a report made to Congufi by two
rcfptctab.c inrmbrrf, b which they prove,
that he now owes Congrefs 742,413 KvreiJ
aul a m Ihoa more, if the wandering milli'.
on , above-mentitned has fallen into his hand.
1 tt I- reporters make, a llriking pidure of
tl e niar.rcuvrcs praclifed to deceive the A.
uierscaus.
Will rot the National AOembly caufe
cme account toi be rendered cf the fums
Iquainjerc d mour part of the American war :
or rather the fums which, irflead of poinr .
..to fuccour thefe brave flrUggUrs for liberty
cntto adcrnthe bed-chamber of an ac!
ti elt i Adeline did mere mifchief to the A,
,nriCianj ,han a ''"cnt of HcQianf.
whtrs are the accounts of her favorite
yeyn.crange I Why des not.M. Ncckar'
draw the in.penctrable veil which fcreens
them from the, public t and be himleifhas
he nothing to inlw er for the choice he made
of corrupted, weak and wicked agents, and
the facility ith which he raiifiid their ac
counts i .
.BriirotdeWarviile Travcli.
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