AND JO iaii,W',rtfC, ! temped to
MTI N G.O F F li: , Member t) ih which In
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Of THE
STATE of NORTriCAROLINA; .
Exhibiting ,cn Historical View 0 it at
- it (M at lYiaST-SKTTLKMEHT oftf
country, fAe cAh?w iVAat undergone,
mid its PRESENT STATE.
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thefe crowdsTouaWtce&.u.:
praifethfflaft fpe eth of Tallien,
b laid- he had abiured his Thermi."
dorian errors t but they verv foon alter-
wards reproached him withliaving, after the
9th Thermidor, becn one of .the irioft aftive
Mpynpterqf thenew fyltem ;.of having be-,,
rayed the Mountain and Itobcfpierre of
having invented thename of Terrorifts of
having propofed "on the i ath Germinal' and
lit Prairial, to harg up at their windows the
patriots at Ham. It is unneceflary to notice
the further proceedings b thefe mifcreants.
The great majority of the citizens of Pari
wilh, only for the Conftitution pesce-Trthc,
reftoratioriof public credit and the reign of
the laws., - -;
L'Eclairof the 14th of April fays, the
terrcrifts, who have for a longtime beeii
-overawed in Pari?, have within thefe few
days dtfplaeda boldnefs that calls for all!
the attention of the Legvflaturffvd govern- -
mcnt. 1 hey no longer conceal their plan
of again laying violent hands on the Kepre-
tentative of the people, and aain purging
the two Councils, as was done on the nit of
May. ,
They attempt to terrify them by their mobs
in the Thuillerici, dil'perfed in the public
places, and flioutinff the cries of vengeance
t -and death. The evil fvmntoms manilelled
s to put a itop 1 Lft vear at thsnme(i ew fhmr,-Uc.
to this rebellion and to ctle
If the Ami des Loix m -y be credited, :tne hraterthe 'annivcrlarvtf the t th Vrmm-,! .
w . m 1.- - - V4 IJKliai
they no longer7 conceal that; th y nmsgainft
the Conftitutioti and Sgaihit TKb .rectory '
General PICHEGtUJ havinc "demihclv
declined the Embitffy to Sweden, and beings
,P A R I S, April 10., '
A FFLTCTING' newi.has been received
jr from the department of Cher. The
.v if c n a. ,.lvti li'avt htfn
-fanned there are become mcrenuinci u,
am i have aire icly committed maayafts ot vio
lence. The town of Sancerrc is faid to be
ilreadv in their hands, where they have de-
ftroyed all the ilepublican fymbols, and ho lt
edthe Whits flag. It is a Monf. Bomml
liers, an e.ccntHtuent,.who ii'at the head
f,thu infurrccHon. Jur government has
rdered trooos to march thither ; and is tak-
ins - the moifc aflive mWfures to put a itop
lie
fo'lv cf the
Dirt&orv have ncrcrivei
treaty concluded with the Elector.. .of Har.o.
ver. and has hii't piven orders to invade his
dominion. We did not know that the en.
gagenunts, contracted unucr the iar.h of, willing to en'oy the charris of rcnofe in the
treaties, could be contidered as tucW. W j b0f6:n of hb fajjiiiy at Aibois, the place of
- -. . .
are equally atdlofs ro know whether thii po
licy which was doubticfs invented by Chi rles
Lacrphci is vell calculated to it-cure the at
flachment of the Court of Berlin, under whoic
mediation that neutrality was" agreed upon.;
It is acknowledged that the negociadous
vith the Court of rurin ar broken off. We'
are aflured, that the Sardinian Miniiler re
fufed to receive two Frenchmen, who were
charged with proportions for peace, becaufs
IZ was Kirjwn, uiiutiwhu, iuai in u.s wcrQ
inadmilfible. There arc fome who aflrbc
their conduct, in this .infhnce, to the in-'
trirueacf the Engliih and Emigrants.
In 0: der to avert die dang-rs which threat
en him, Ft ercn, has" married the iulrr of
Cleneral Bonapa te.
April 16
L'Echur of the 1 3th lays, for fome days
crowds have re-appeared in the Thuillerles, -rear
the Council of Five Hundred. It is the
tluty ofihe inspectors of the Hall to prevent
in gocd tmt the evil etfeds cf thofe mobs.
Itis that place YuJi iui iUviys been the
theatre of the cihnes cf tiic f ictioUsj and the
r.-:e tf the revolt. lVd uitcemvcly by dlf.
tjren: parties w fupjvrt their views, they' .
r aw-refund the taticcf mt.inceandprofcrip-
. ..V tJ'Wm.ll IlliH V UW
fjiusi cf Pkobcfpcrrc of the guilUnme with
tendemefs cf the maximum with tranfport
of th expulHon'cf the itcwly admitted
ihu-d with hope cf the De&civiral Codeof
1 703 Witaenthuhatm cf tiic conU tutlon of
1795 w contempt of the UrlUuve Bo
y "r.dthmfoUnce, and of the Directory wiih
indijmation. They hoaft of the -sill Mjv.
and complala of the re-admiifiou of the ji
deputies. The number of the feditiousha.
Viag hareafed,' they begm to hfuUthe de
pat:c$ coming out of the hall, wha had not
votrj according to their, withe's Paftorct,
Tj.if d'Ar. !a j, and many others, were out.
ip,?d the day before yefterdiy. Amsngths
rr-Tcipa! reproaches agalnft BouTyf was that
f b:',n member of the celebrated cotj.-n'f.
boa tf eleven, ar.d of havlnf; leaoufy :p.
proved to.hof tl: ccniTuutitn of 1795, and
ae j.'.g 17I9. CLeiser auJ
his lutivitv. the Griiinrnr U tn I'fnA tn
j t - . w a . t u v
.Siodholm a timpie Charge; d'AHah-s, who
is noi knewn in 3 Diplomatic character, lie
is true a d to depart ir. two days. "
Ce.u fOIlEAU fits olF to-morrd'jv to
take the cuuiuuud of thcanrty of the
Bhiv;e. ,
L' Eclair contains the letter of the Spanifh
rviui'lter, the Prince of Peace, announcing
ihe redoation of all the property of French
fubjectsm Spain, width had beenfequeftered
during the war. . .
' I he report's cf . anproachinar Pear"
I fays aParhian Journalit, "areconfiderably
weakened and Tallicn obferved, in the
Council or rive iiundred, on the 14th inlt.
11 that there was a party which wilhed to
prevent the condulion of a pence, becaule
peaciwas necclrary to reftore plenty ai.d hap
p'nefs t J the epublic.,,
Courlc of Exchange at Paris, on the 15th of
April.
AmUerdam
B.1" - ' V- .
Hamburgh
Genoa
Leghorn
Snam
iUver in bars (per mark) 46
, COUNCIL or FIVE HUNDRED.
. fridsyt April 15. ,
DoutCET, Prefident. .
, The Executive Directory fent a oefijge,
dt firing the CouncU to devue a law for pre
venting aflem lilies of the people, and frultra
ingthc feditious maccuvres of tic enemies to
the Heputhc. .
Lecointre moved, that a CKsmifTioa fiiould
be appointed on the near day, fcr the pur
pofe of adopung fome means far repreiTrng
very incitement to the re-elbblilhrnent of
Beyatty, and the annihilation oftl.t Conaitu.
ticn of 179,
The notion was earned, and Trf-Hir &t
Ma;hieu, CraTonx, Launou, and Camus,
were apocintii iBiros'er ef the CemifD.
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m
'ULlhe4tmrifi(2mlljjjl : 1
that tht tneflages from the D.recWy to the'
CouncU, fliould be fent under a feiled co
ver. , . 6.., .
rr " Satwday, April j6.
.- - - t jrpn irom int i ca'
Otttte appointed to e.Namine the ir.ijTi,ce'cr
the Directory, inviting the. Council- tar,
a penal law atrainlt IikIi mm as il.m.u ,
the re-eitabhlnmeut of royalty, ahd oi ibe
Conibtutic of 17935 aid ,g;:i ft.ctl. M
m the itdit.oiii aflemWaffc t: Y.
mould preach up the aiiiuhilaiiou cf the K'e-
pupiico '
he Refolutlons propbfed by Tviulurr", .
were couched in nearly the knowing fmi ii '
" All thoie vho, by words or wr t.j ri.
fpoken or dUlnbutd, ihalt provoke tht rtl
iolution of the Legiilative Body and of the
Directory . Jlill provoke pillage and an equ4
ihttnbution ot property tz re-fcftahliji .
n.cnt l Hcydty ar.d of tfce Confiitiitioft rf '
1793, or any other than that of ms jii
be declared guilty of an attack upon the pub-'
. he fafetyr and mall be punimed with death
" All aflemblies of the people, at which)
. provocations ihall appear, mail be di perfed Wf
torce., . J
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" Perfons guilty of the crimes fptciilcd i
the firit articles, ihall be tried by the direc
tors of a jury diicjiarging the funaions oi of
hcers of police, conformable to the Code of '
Crimes aiidPuniilmientsriubjea toa fpecial'
. Pfons attending fuch aflembliet
mall be obliged to retire on the fummons of
aMaguo-ate, under pain of baniihment, or
hve year siropriforiment in irons. KeliltanceS '
ihallbe punifhed with death.
? All perfons who ihall publicly vearany
other badge of diftiiiaion(Ggne de rallicmcm)
thaivthft iational Cockade, ihall be imprifon--edforayear."
1 heleVelolutionVre dop.
Sunday. Anril it
Camus made
appomted to examine the crimes refulting'.
from an abufe of the prefs. He declared 1:
was impoflible :o propofe a general law, ap
plicible to all authors and printers, withouc
inyadingthc liberty of the prefs. The corn-
miit:c, however, veie of opinion, that a la
of Pt lice might be paffed, relative to journals,
CaZctltS. fitr'mdiralnnM
SJ 9 I - m -..MWVftl ivuu tiuuivif
les to the. public : he there! ore propofed
!ome reiolutioiis containing, among others,
the follow ing regulations :
I Ko jc;urnah, gazettes, nor periodical
publications, ihallbe prii.tcd ; no addrtfler
to the public diflrihuted j nojb 11 printed iind
ftuck up, without the name of the author or
authors and the name and place 0! abwde Uf
the printer .
2. Ever)' Vwlaticn of the preceding article,
by an omifiion of the name of the autho or
1 rimer, or by themfertlon of a fall e name
and placeof abode, fliallbcprofecuiedb) the
Police, and puniHicd with lix months imj t
fonment for Uie rit offence, and two yeari
tmprifonmcnt for every fubfequent offence.
3.. If the journals or periodical pubheatkmi
contain any articles that are not iigned, any
extracts cr pretended cxtraas from foreign
papers, that perfen who ihall have pubiiflied
fuch works, fliall hcr.fponlible of the fame.
4. All perfons who flu'l hawk about, dif.
tribute, fell, orftick vpany pap?n,in violas
ticn of the firXt article, i1al l incur thtpuniih
ment fpcclfied in the fcomd. ,
5. 'Ihe Authors, Primers, er perfen 1
who iTick up any p-pers, contamin Inch In
dtemenls cr prorceationi at aredetlared cri
minal, by the law of the 27 th tnfl (April 6)
Jfcall be profecuted and panimed in the mannet
thefe fct fonb- -
9 All ver.dtrs tr.d hankers fef unfignr 4
periodical publications, who fliall be unable
topeint out the authors ot the lame,
(hall givs falft bftrmaiiti tn tht hi
cr who
ieaJ. t