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- w -.- . i 1 V,. No. 564.1 : . . . , - . 1 ... - - ' - . ' ." . - ' 1 1 " , .-.'...-.; i -V R .O C I A M A T 1 O N: Of the. EXECUTIVE DIRECTORY. . T .. ET every true patriotyand every friend . jLjJ to order, and ceacc rejoice. Anarchy. v and. Roy ahim have in vain united their efforts to leaner ine orancu or cmcorcr, ana to au , er able to excrcife oppreifion .and pillage, . JfignS,pf.ar jlccracy, and ftuck up royaliit pro 7 tlamations , Armed, with fabres, mujkets, 'and piilols, they .fpread themfelves over all parts of this large city. They endeavoured to excite alarm by difejharging guns ; they cried out-, that: the royalifts- had rallied for . the j)urpol.. of citt(n& thp throat of all : the where'thjJe?inature had cpnvokedthehigh'. ,'neral 1 roligh with his corps w wonni nave L. , - 01 , f "court oFuulice,: and there thev would -'t proceeded to the execution bf nll.theliocrdrs v)ikh they had planned in Babceuf's. confpi- racy, But the peoole are now canable of feeing their, true intereft.s, and only difplayei their lo e of the republic,' and . of the eonllitutloA ' " 'r.: ' 11 .i n-L 21': . v.. wu.( u uiiui ci iu lu uit ui- x ney ireatea witn - - -y 'iT5. nation for thofe mongers, who wantprl niTnm' .; 4 --- j-.'-w-. "jj '. to open a career of wickednefs, that luch -wretches defer ve. , Trufting to a government, . the zeal and Gncerity of which they.are con- - - - -vinced of, all the citizens remained in the; moft , prototird tranquility. Thanks to, the good icnfe pf thepeople, to the courage ad good conduct of the.foldiers, to, the indefatigable . u .teal of the magulrates appointed to watch o-. vertke fafe y, and to that of the brave re . publifan generals, the tranquility of Paris has , ...beenniaiiitained, and anarchy prevented. AH . jJIcfc .arc entitled to public gratitude. ' , May. "the enemies of France at length per ciaye the u.feVjlhels of their efforts to i'educc. tlx mats of citizens iMay 'her friends rally round,a.coniiitution uiich at once enfureA lier ie pole . and J freedom , and feconds Ihe" efforts of a government relolvcd equally to eeudil againll the attempts of all parties. Rf.vfcLUEilE La Pais, PreJiJctit . h. C MPE, 'StcrcterpGcncrJ. j : ' ; VlV A, a'lTJS S!ir 3- . " . . . The Convention lia atlcnrth determined . tlut there hali te no predominant rcligioa . V in this cgunjry ;-r hoj: .exlufive rkhts at. . . ..taineu 10 any tcuruies in ir.p ivyierjands j tha all refplutic.ns of the former .States 0e . neralagainft the duTcpting, Churches, (lull , . le annulled ; that no peculiar drefs U all be ; , orn ..by .the i(crg,,ror any -.ceremonies" . pejfqruied, except v. ithin the, church, and ihat:no(,be.U Orall be rung to give npticq of , ; olivine wcrlliip. .. ... - . . , , , ' . ,0a ttc xo. intL Xix. frigates and fome; , , fpalle? fhips of war, failcdjrcua the Tcxel. , On,the,9'Jt in U. two men of war were ..Jet off thcjtpfks jt Aiuiicrdaai ; the one is the Wath'tngton, of, 74 gunsthc other . the Hcrobe, ofi un;. f , , ' . ' : . Iiah nights e rereiredby exprefsthc Pa-' V rb ?perof the tti and Ai& inft. '1 bey i cmsin'nodrKblcetailifrtnnthc&rmeJij' jiot o;en ihc prom',fcd partiexdars 1f oin .o. rtau, fffpccl:nc; the late gallant and vifo. rcKistffort of tne ArchduU-Cleric m tire J)anubc, !:ave yt been publilhetl a pretty lca bdicatlon that Uiis aMair, tiotwitlutand- i U terminated in the retreat of his Royal v."6"?lcl was "ttie more tnan a drawn oau tie, and that the refult of it was at ..lea'ft as , daftrous on the fide of the enemy as on that of theiy intrepid," though unfortunate onpo-nents-for in iuch cafes only it is that tar dinefs marks the publication of their- details, fefefepmrfflslc - mentions , an .attack, having been made by the atrfiy of tlc Sampre and Meuleat" Qunken (Kief, which after an ohftinate conteft, prov. ed i iucccls'ul, the Auftrians having been o- bliged to retreat, .with the lofs of a.confid erable number of men killed, wounded,- and taKen pruoners. - : , . ' A letter from Darhfladt of tlie.TAth allures that the Aultrian army w as retreating to the at Indenfhack CollaudY before Frappach, and Bernadotet neur -Sc'wmack ' f ' - -' A letter from Heidelberg of the 1 ?.th' inft. rgives advice! that all the brigades on the Danube have been broke down, and that was ftationed The can- non cbuld be vervdiilincily heard ro;.rinr at. Auglbourg,' near trotzingen and 'Giengen. "A letter from Vienna, of the 1 6th inltant announces, that at the great Cauncil of War held on that day, in the prefence of the Em. peror,' a deputation from the people of Hun. gary, confuting of twenty perfons, were an-' nouncea to lntorm nis iviajeity tnat an army deltmed to defend ready to march in e'denutation reneat- -ed the demand of the fame nation, to be per mitted the free exportation of its produftion ' to the reft of the Emperor's hereditary do minions. 5 1 The Emperer moved at this token of loy alty, anfwered, "1 hat as he thought the -war was approaching to its conclufion, he could not think of accepting fuch an obliging otfer, but he would be glad to fee luch a large maf;. of men preierved for the tran jui lity and the reft of his dominions, &c." . At the end of . the fame Council, the Minifter ' Count-Lehrbach,- was feiit oli'with tlifpatch es for the French Gene raUj for Citizen Bar. theTe'my,- arid the Directory at Paris. ' General Jourdan cftahliihed his head quar- ters at Canthechon onihe loth inft.-accomr panied by the Commilhoners Jaubcrr, Don- bretori, and fevera! other general r-rficers . His fuite," -which was very numerous, came trom Bjnibcrg. . ' j-. . . , , ' . According to letters from Stutgard, we ljurn that ttie balloon which ' is atrached to ' - the anny of the Uhine and Mofelle, js shout to be put forward from thence towards t j;c Danube, to.ketiftd in examininp-. the canips and ciurcnthments of the AuftiLns on the ' other fide of that river. Yeiterday Come advices were received by government fi otn the idand of Jerfy , where! ihecmigrants are, at length nil feut away,; and the the public tranquility has been re fiored; tho' every precaution' fttll crnt:t;uc$' ' to prevent any furprite." " 1 he Elector Palatine has hinted his- v -Hi. " c to make Vienna his afylutn but the- En-! pfrur has begged to be excused from rcc:iv. ,. ing hhn, as lie has 'ioe-room for his abode. T he plain fact is, that he has refolved to re ceive no German Pnnte whatever into the hrrediu'ry protcclion,' and has intimated poli. - trve-refuM toa-Gmilar dctire of his uiicle, tle Dcclr.f of Cologne, who is thought by " his maj lW to have. by no .cans we II con. - dueled himfclf during the prefent war ; T he weather and th nrcnliar but m'hy -offflTSoti the Continent, protracted the.lalt royal marr tare trom February to Aprd : ar.d K'fectM h ghly pVohjble that the fituation of the Gcr Auti r will be the tueans of pro- ca.iinating atudwr Uluilrious wedding , f Jr fo;e cck. " ' .w .J. ...... This morning the Ratler. aitteriver m f?.lmg veflel, received' 'ciders to fail hZ ftantly;wKh d lpa'tches for'tie .WelMndles. bhe is no doubt to apprhe our, commanders f.Wrof a;vifiVtlUtay be espeft- " ;enc allies the aniardV rrnvtd; with the tvrt- fX r .... . J , .t---c' r c y7" -v IJ,CU of; war,- ana V T-3 Oraltar, -c under thpir mn. - cr-la r :, V- r r;;' s oiapove. fifty leven fail ofMerthantmen. : ' Orders are fed from the board of ordU nance, to fupply thedilfertnfcaaies and.gar. rifOTs?:in this kingdom, Avith ammunitioned military ftores of every detcription." J: :-r ' p a R i;s,v;2Jr- ,2;: EXECUTIVE DIRECTORY The ambaffadcr of Sweden, to the citizen mU niltcr of foreign afeirs. , " Citizen rnmUier . T!t. is jxpnfs order of my ".court,. . that 1 have thehonour to renew, before th?, direclry, the hepS;l had already taken for .wliniflioii ofM. .d;, Rehaufen,inThe qua- : -hty of cnargeb'affaires of his niajeiry with the -r rench reputilc. -:' ;' -," " 'In'vitugyouycitizeVminijrfer, to take a ga:n into conl. deration, a Hep fo conformable ' to the-good inrelligence which fubfifts be tween the t wo countries, I beg you will per mit me to ma' e lome obfcrvatibns, .which I ju'oiuit to the directory. I - ' The co- fidence which friendly and allied powers reciprocally owe each other; the re- jpet which is its refult. has. a1,oc u ....... . . ' -.";?.um. dik rmunately granted : to the perfon chofen. by his fovereign to reprefent h'im--h is even' infeparable from it. : Both have, however been neglected in the perlon of Al. de Rehau! ten. His private fentiments can the lefs give umh rage to the government, as he would cer tainly lairiHce them . m the : cxercife of his. functions, if they could be contrary to the in it: udions he has received, and if in his Con dude or in his language; he could be wanting to the treaty which iubliits between Sweden and France. And it isin this cafe only, if a mifuhderitanding Ihould take place between ThTlwo governmcnts7:thaFETslmH .wld7 Uxome i.tttfiary. But fince this is not the cafe, his letu.n.ents tanno: be confidered as a valid tn.t live of exdufion, and the rtfuial be. comes (oi)f( qucmlylcfsan injury done to M ue lleh-uftn, than a w ant of refpeft to his fo. vitrei. ' . .. ," 1 muft Vkewife remark, that M. dc Re- -haulen, being ar Paris, has-beeu appointed . to attend in interim to the affairs of Sweden at a time hen a rcpttre with Rufiia was every inilaf.t esp-efted, and when the Swe. . ill In ambaffador -t that court was cn the eve of quitting his polt. ' His afpointmcnt could not therefore have been influenced by the Emprdsof Rufiia, to whomheisothtiVuV an utter U ranger. . , " It is for thefereafbns, citizen mmifier. that 1 am r.able to attrihiirV Vn tU c- M. de RehauffU the rcfufal Qf the diretlory to acknowledge him in his public 'chancier.. 'A his refufal appears evidently to announce the intention of dfobliging, in he face, of Europe, "the molt ancient iriend of France' I hef.tate 10 pronounce a more decifive fup . pofition ; it is too repugnant to the wUlies of the Swedes and the Freuch, tl cr felves, aslikeifctothcir refpective intf re, and at the fame time it would be dlflltr At fc ' the encm cj of both countries, not ro find great futhfaakm in the difunion of vvjjt te French republic may have givertahe flfnal. It Is prefcnl)ed 1 3 me to declare, that ifAI de Hehaufen be potiacknowledarcd hU jelty will be obuged m fypport i,f hisdignity to ufc reciprocity with regard to citizen Pc! ' .--.- T I '1 k -vi.vlL . . y ft -r - (- -1 - l - V 1. 'i - ii1 iy r, S Ui'f 9- - . . ..... t . ...A f - a ........ ( -1 : ) , . . '! u-1 -11 !j
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