dated rrore plainly in this rneiaorial that fev
veral members of the-gdvernment promote
thefe alarms, and that on, tnem atone inouiu
fall the refponiibility, if any difagrccable ef.
,U ? - In vim wtH thrtf fav- tn
excuie uiemicnca, uwi
to reftrain the people. - - ' ';;.)
They will be replied to frf It was y ou who
inftigated the people j;. they were but your
inurnment, and it is pn you that all bur ven-
frMnrp -ftiall fall." - -V -
O -. " .-,t- i.. '")'' .. ' - V
.i '' p A n t R y.SeMemker X,. -v-
" W firR now in pofTeffiori of the molt pok
tive proofs which point-out the horrible de
figns of the late confpiracy of the Jacobins,
and expofe to public view the-bafe planV by
whxh their friends" dnd accoinplkVsIattempt ;
to impofe on the people. 4I ; rijv .
The executive Directory has been officially
informed of acominunication being eftabliihed
between' the army of thejihineand Molelle,
and that of Italy r ; y . f t ' . t .'- '
: ; X'repaVations-are maBng with the greateft,
aaivity in the weftern departments for a del -cent
on England ; ;40,opo'iii,alrea-.
dy enrolled tor that ; puf pc. ; tvery thing
goes on with the utmolt zeaV and every citi-'.
zen is animated with theutmoft courage, and
the moft lively impatience. . : V V
Recent intelueehce ' from . G ermany an- f
nourices facts or great importance, i ne aui-.
trian troopsi'lt is confidently , reported; ,ore
every where 'disarming5- the Bavarian gam-;
ions, and taking ppuemun o uk.ww ,
xAgctorate. 1 nus iuc iuca ui unw um;. .
riT to the Houfe of Auuria's dominions is re
. vived ; and it (aid tHit 'the" King of Pruffia :
has confented tothc meafure, with the con-N ;
dition that he ' lhall be'a-t liberty to the free
Imperial cities, and join them to his own do
minions. ; . . " . ' "
ThekingofNapleisbuilly employed in
military preparation's. Twenty battaldns
and 4000 cavalry are ordered to hold them- :
felves in readinefs fpr aaion. Kecruits con
tinually arrive, and patriotic donation sin mo
ney and horfes are every day received.
General Scherer has been appointed to the
command of the army ,vhich' is to enter Por
tugal, and to reunite that Englifli kingdom
wittvthe Spaniih . territory1. , This army , is to
coniutoj i)jwu uiwi,-"-'
ed its orders of departure , .
Thus Spain is about to refumc Iht a:u:ient
limits. "The Queen of Portugal will p;irtal.e'
of the fate of the Pretender or if flis is wife
will accept ofahandfome pcnlion and a lodg.
bgintheEfcurial. : :v
J French Republic.
ARMY OF THE SAMBRE k MEUSE
. The Gcneral in Chief to the Executive
. Directory.
- ' . Heatl-quarters, 7 FruLidor, Aug. 24
I have the honor to hjform you that frincc
. , Charles arrived with a corps of 25,000 men,
. formed a junction with Gen. Warterflcbeu,
and on the 5th attached ' Gem Benardottc,
who was at Terming before Kewmark, for
the purpofe of covering my commurtications,
whde arrceably to your orders I followed the
army otGcn. WVrtenntben, without being
able to fcrce him to engage. General Bcr
nardotte gave in thetc circumfbnees new
. proofs of edents and of - toumge, and, the
troops under hii command fought with great
inrrpnul-tv. Hut he wa oblircd to yield to
i faperior force, nd thi$ General found it nev
burg, to avoid being furrounded.
Princt Charles in conlequence of this, ail.
vanced on my rear with the greater part of
the corps hlih torccdOer.. liernaruoue to
fall back, an J I in my turn . ran the, rid; of
being furrounded in a country where cwn.
' nmnTcatumaxxtrcmiVf difTuutf. My poli.
' ' tion and th? enemy's firce d.d not permit mc
to engage without evidently riiUngthc fafc
ty or uie army. I tbcrrt'ore retreated to
; Ambcrg. - In this pofition I wasfoon att::k
td by Gen. Wartcrllcben in frail, and by
the Archduke in Hank; I was then obliged
tofallbackas far ai Sulibath, after hiving
made that refinance which honor and military
' duty required. I cnmiot yrt give you the
details tf " the : afiair. . I " belkte I hae '
loft no artillery , lam to leave, this place to
nightl-and retire to Vendon, afterwards to
. Foreheim, where I prcpofe to. concentrate
..the-army.-': x - , .. .; : . . '. '
I hope that Gen. Moreim will profit by
that circumftanceand that his fuccdTes will
foon call back to tle Danube the forces which t
irave alien, upon me. -t - -i
-(Sigiied).. . ; JOUI1DAN. :
ARM Y QF THE RHI N E S: MO SELLE.
4&omiaaaaei.incli-cf ivrites thus from
Aufourg, on the &th Fructidori Augult 25.
Being informed that the archduke Charles
had detached a corps againlt the army of the
Sambre and Mciife, he dctcrmixied to make
a diverlion by attacking general La Tour,
encamped at Friedberg,. and palfing the Lech
at a place where it was fordable. '!
- The left wing palled this river firft at a
ford unknown to the enemy and v which th?y
had neglected to guaid. oppoiite to-Haufiet-,
ten : thO Volunteers were above their middle
in water, and carried their mulkets on thjir
Iheads-:." The ur'rcnE wal'fo rapid; that tKs
iirit who advanced were almoll entirely hur
, ried away, but- were "afterwards relieved.
- Our i repps iooi ppfleilron - of Kuiling; and
gained the heights which lead Ottmaring, on
thlett Hank Pf the enmv.'
- The enemy, with their artillery and infant
try covered all the river bp'poiite the centre,
of the army. General Cyr began, the at.'
tack by a dilcharf e' from the -artillery and
rou'ifcetry1;. v, h;cU '(tawl g on that of the ene
my, ' add evcrf diniVnifhing it feniibly," a' lowed
the 2 1 it demi-brigade o light infan try , and
the 3 1 it of the line, aod'tbe 9th regiment of
huilars, u;:dcr"the command,' of Gen. Lnro
che, tupafs 'at two fords to the right and
kit of Letirffrtufen' which village was in.
ty
ftahtiy. atta-Jkcd the enemy )oi live pieces of
cannon, a'la were cnaiea ivum -mc iwmi
ne.:r 'the ether bvidge; which we immediately
bean t j repair i:i order to pals the artillery.
Ahcr foi c.ng the bridge which the enemy
had'fortihed A'itn'arCUery, we attacked the
politi n of Friccibrrg.
The advanced cPard on the right, com.
mnnded by Gen Abartucci, moved to the
lctt on the road ot jviutuch, in oraer .10 cut
oft that retreat. 1 he reit of the torces un
der Gcntral Fcrrino marched on the er.cmyrs
l ank. Gen. St. Cvr attacked the iront.
ilemmcd in on all fides; lhe enemy were loon
nut to the rnute.
'I he d'.vifion "of Gen. Ferrino purfued as
f.ir as rihincthal. Gen. Vanduminc, at the
head of the jsoth regiment of diadcurs, the
9th and I ith regiments ofhullars; ar.d apart
01 the id chad'ctlrs. purfued to near the val-
leyofLaVef.; From i to Uk. prifoncrs
were tr.ken . and 40 ofneers of wljom three
were of fupcrior rank, . and the aid.dc-camp
of Gen. Latouf ; 15 or 16'piccesof cannon,
and two llandards! were alfo taken. ' . T he in
fantry mnrkimcn followed the enemy with as
much rapidity as thehor&Y and the fatigue
only of the men and horfes, obliged them to
ccafe the purfuit. t
The detachment of the left wing, which
was before Langenyeick, palled the Lech at
a ford bpfofite the village, but it was too
deep for the artillery ; fuch of the infantry
ard liMit cavalry as pafled, after haying fur
prizcifard taken a poll of 25 KuA'ars, who
could notbcl'.cvc it pofnble to crofs by that
r.iGae, marched on the road of Kcuburgto
t6 Fncdhfi g.ar.dtcok 100n.cn, 8 waggon-.,
and 30 h -rles, the wrcik of Gen. Latour's
corps. -; '
(Signed) MOREAU.
7ttd. Ilis Serene rTIohr.frrs ;he Dule cf EIrl:-
. . , , -T O - - ' ''
. cnfcldr, Count Ptlatbe of the Rhine.' .frtr
, na.v:ng ret ;rcd ironr Lau Jmut to J rf olitat,
ent to Aclp.sth with hlsconfort and family,
N A N T Z( , .v.vj - 7; ;;
. Vice Admiral Villaret Joyeufc commciIs
the.diviiipn likK" failed from, Breltiihe- has
Vftidef his orders two Chiefs of div'riion from
Kantz, Citizen Leary pnd Moiuovln ; it is '
rreiumed they w ill join the divifioh if Ri-
- chefrv. A. bf.rii:c, w hich arrived here on the
20tn 1 heimiot , Ag' 43') in lbjboursjrorii
T'crnmiisnAmT
trvmen on board the Watipnev and de .Fori-.
goeux, 2 fFreiich 4 gun iuips, 'which were
' at anchor waiting for a orcezcto enter Roche-
fort, Thelhiph had left that harbour on thr
. 16th My , bound to " the "cape f They took. .
on their return an Engl lh frigate, w hich was
at anchor with them. ; , i ,'
AN S P AC H, Auvunii.
TJ12 free Imperial cT;cs of Windllieim and
We'.iVcrtburg, havcUcnur.dcd prorcciwa or
the King of tfu'ilia, ottering to lubjett them
Mvt 1 to Ki Mr.tcftv, GoveMiment. in con.
1
. .
frnncncc of a rcfolution of the r.iagutrat
ami Burgher.
Hii Serene lijghnefi the Fnnce cf Iiohcn.
lohn Kirthbergli, 'm the fervkc ofihe Houfe
of Au.V.i. dud at the momcnuCicn he vx
to take upon himhc coxnafiijfl ihjfarniy,
whi;h C-i-sat V? artaillcben Vcj iolvcru:.i.
. L O N.D O N, - St'pt. 8.
...... , . 1.
Corrcfpondcnt at Portfmouih thei'ollow ii.g
letter.. ; - v . ' . ,
, . 1' , Fortfmouthj Septf 7. .
New- ork froin Dieppe; this vt ilcl; -ve
on. tnc 3Uiau. at uieppe, contained an, ac-.:
the Conditions of Peace, viz.. the celiion of
.Gibraltar, andjaniaia to the Spaniards, 'and j
l'ev( ral. fail of he line to them, and to reduce
the Navy and Arniy im mediately to the peace
eilabl'ihment. . '
' A ret;(i t was in circulatinn at Flvmouth
the day before ytlterday, that the Spanifh and
. 1 renih fitcts, to the number of 34 fail of the'
nnv .11 iiis. u.i . uliu Ulal Uli .j. .XJ.
arrcn's IquaJron has chafed a frigate in
fight ol the laid fleet. . ; - .
'1 w o ol the" Morning papers : difcredit the
intelligence in yefterday's Courier, refpeting
the 'application of the bpanilh Ambaffadorfor
a paflport. We a-; ain aflert that fuch an ap-"
plicatioixhas actually been made. arid that an -embargo
has been ordered to. be laid! upon
SpaliiiL' ll.ips in our ports. . t ; ,
. Septkmbkr 2.
T .-f .r .- ! 21 J Pi. '.
, jciicr oj imciiigence were rcau en oatur
day at the Cflke ot the Secretary ol tlie ad
miralty. . Whitehall, - from vice-admiral
IV aibriJe, then on the coaft of Holland j from
v. hence he is cxrecled to come to Yarmouth
roads very ILortly, with part of the fqua
dron. ' , .
A IctterVasbecn received in town from
. Aomiral Gardner's f.cer, of folate a due as
the lit. mil. dated iromon board the RoyJ
George, at fca, by v h;ih we learn that ac
counts had been received of a French corjvby
having efcaped frcm Breft, bouiid to the
Weft-Indies : the force which goes with this,
jontd to the hippolcd flee: of Kichcry, and
a third fquadron from L'Grient, is cllimat--cd
at it fail cf the line j admiral Gardner'
licet, on the ift. was 11 fail of the l.re) 4
frigates, and,a fire fliip, excepting reinforce
ments. A cutter hultn ught difpatches,
and it was imagined that tlu admiral had u
no in rurl'uit of the cner.y. 1 he letter writer
-.owkvcr,'does not prctti d to fpc.k with
cMihdcr.cc,' cither as to the ftrer.gihoftbc c
ncn.v, cr cf the exact dcliination of the liii-
thhrect. ' -. , : ' 1
A rcrort rrcA'aiietl on rnturdv. that forne
1 Frn'uh IhVi cf war from L'Ci ient aodBrelt
Jus rot to lea, amltoundmeans tojoiti Citl-
xen k'.uhcry's fiert, folongb'otkadcd itCa-
dit,-whih r.ow makes a very formidable ar
mament. '
srrrfMr.rR. 13. :
1 he Paris mirs which flrri7cdlui1.bhr,
bring intcr.igcr.ee cf corXidcrablc i'ttportauc.
I he htelt of them arc of thcjth mft.
" Cr.e if them, the .tu der unx, a pr prrcf
much tonfidcrat'.on, ihtet pofitivc'y, th;tt the
Evictitive Dircr.crvhaTcdetcm.i'.ied to hi.
vndc IVrtugal. General Scherer, mr-hiccr
of cxpenciHC arid t.vr:, tas it 11 laid been
appoir.teJ to the cimuvrlvf the Frcnchforce
ilrllir.cd for thai ctitrrjTnl'e, which lito con
fiftuf 2?,dro melt. It it aJlcd, thst hehis
received hi faul ciizv of departure. What