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or
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pmtlemaH jwhtl ivlth ititSrtt jifierir meft in
t frifik m Vw ifewarr liar ttiitiiatf
tUi Gentral Morum and hit family, gnJ piht
,x 6n that liittg rthaftdi mm&auif jl.d to
f lmir b& tmmpiutaitJL tbt fol'twmj cw ipm:
' and Uttnjtw fjiikvlarirclaiive it ike Ulebre
v ivcn Moreau ana . ricnegra were wst
- the Jntentioo i of thq t usurps to f destroy
f Gfcnetal JVlofeau ; Vlrttaoy letter
to Buonaparte 6i the subject, but bne.whick
jfzs lifter I)U febtenceVQl which was ta'jhe,
fonowxrig'cffcct.accbfdiDg to tHe.Scstrccoft:
lectiott of our Idformant; whokread it in. tht
TYbtt are veH freRcbovihccdlhatljfcm
esteemed and beloved bv the Frenctt oeoDle
nd'thinmte9tMcaus':iay:c thro
uc im uiuiurmiy ocacrvea oi uiem
With; that icoiivirtlitto
-as youaVe, nou tniiw ou dare not openly
destroy mebeeara
feaotetBtiwoufdbe taken (or my 'blood.
sXou also knothat, Svlu le ittvY tnTfi o Cey
whether in prison or oat of liy I shall ever
l ) yotriirtbct f tei'ror'aad s icionV
agd pcrhaf $i soraetiihcs 'th''bccasioii cf diai-f.
"contents and tfiaUirbanccsV' 'Therefore; if
it relieves you equanyTron) all appfthensV
nn otl hiy account,5 and ; answers your pur- j
leys, at .that placeahdofrniy;prccedingti ytomnguai ZyeMj&tmtf w Katfc; yyy--
imniedlatelV to Salle: 4a inform tnvacJfof'l ipnaJlory,;et. .Vii'&S
tlw piovemen,' and If ?nbwibli)fthr inr f 1ffjMlfcEitlJeHe haiitdnd 'Z-FW,
I t 'tSrriwmw Strpti:-Mtr ;t be; exiclfcndS f , V ' : '
prispnrtjeht would do I
tiringtb vAniento
idvisablci tor sound the.lemper of the peoi
and the army, and it wif considered tht
, safer plaa to begin rith PicbegriLV; Inup.
: ituanc of this, ,a report Was circuited that
he ai poisoned hi: :st'f the tT''-t I 'jre
: :A A1 this reporrprodacesi little laore than a
subject of rgct to aom'ihd coUvir8atb4
Vtftd iusjpicioaf .td ill, the tneasore was de
2 cidedly adapted, and four llamelukcs.were
' . "dispatched on thl iariif i'nig V'who stran
i , I g!edJ the' General with a, stick ij the man
, ' llrfoctfbe
.1: The mUrderof MoicauyJiowe wquirf
,"id feater degree 6t Cauiiofland the:a1
.ju-nts of goyerimcnl br ;-abjr spreading a
(f romdiv that the Genferai'a attacked by t
V -tpient and dangerous purging," which was
tkelj1 to ptove fatao Um.'i ; 'Thi occasU'
tdtaierytrgie'nsatipn ampn thej mi-'
- litary, and' peopleTof aljt descjriptTonsbut
:;4Jiat was oot suflSicient 14-put an end tt he
projectMlnd the "next day U'was reported
' that he died of the complaint vin7the mprn
ing.Utt was then, fadeedthat government
had goodl-easbn for alarm. t. ,V. ;.'
', A violent aciution was seen to pertade
in ati the streets and public placee jUie;on
; sternation became general' the soldier be-
f jan to assemble and deliberate in arm, and
etters vere written to communicate the in.
' telligenCe'to the 'difFerentarmieswhjn the
whole was appeased b'airochmaUcinliie
; ing made that the report ot GeiMoiJeauy
death was false, and that "he was still alive,
and in good beahh;?''K5'K'-
While the General and the others were
. on their trial, the court was open to all peri
sons who were inclined to resort there ; but
u t person Was ': allowed, take oes but
those 'professionally engaged ifithe defence
"or 'prosecutioii t and. all wheq were present
pexpreased their astonisraen; at the manner
1 Xa which the account of the proceedingsWaiT
4$ fentilated and distortedin; he
Moruteiit so as to be directly the reverse of
jthe realstJteof the'facts.f ,
Mereau's adyocate afterwards annexed a
faithful report of the trial, &c. to a life of
Mo'reau j fromhis leaving college to his im
pf'nonmenttn the Temple,writtehbv him
seut nc price nxeu upon ic was, t6 uyres (
fcufoh the morning appointed for the public
tation, the eagerness of the people tp sec it
advanced the price as nigh as six Louts each
Impression, All, however were disappoint
' Vd; for as soon as the work was ready, the
pblicfe rushed in, and carried away thewhole :
of the publication Sndrnanuacrtpts so ef
fectually, that it is not supposed more than
"two'or three could have poi , '.bly 'escaped
during the process of thi;Cneraf strati
Madame Moreau seCTetlv formed the re so.
iuttpn of appealing to the tnercy" of the tt-
urptt, and, with that design rcpakedto the
ThuFlleries, where she wftted for three or
four hours i h the antichamber, without be,
liig able to gain any . access to, the tyrant.
'At lasthavtngjcaogot.te'eyel of the.4m'
Jress, the latter asked what was the purport
of her visit! , MadameTf; Moreasu, replied
u. That shelaaeint to implore the mercy of
his. Majesty in favor of ber husband whom
she tenderly loved, and for whose life she
t trembled, thou th she knew hint to be inno
cent f and thatshe hoped bis Majesty could
wui oui .uc, icmviieu vy uc cnircauea o
fond wife, who lutdalready borne the Gene--lal
one infant, and was pregnant widt aho
t. ther. -The Empress regretted her inabi
lity to aecond her application,JsTiieas
Convinced that anv steo that could be taken
f would tend Wore te irritate than to appease J . 1 haVe thehonortQ jnformypu that I have
lw.WaleWir.:V:,;f '?M ' ; rthis mstantarrivedjiere with'the Congresa'
veaerat f.loretu was shocrcd wheft he;
,am oesirpus otTC-
reid4'1herexiitt''1fd. i
rare, on; mv wue s property., t neoraers
you may give will be sufficient to loforr
me of your answer,.; .v. ,:J.v : , -'
? Thasrhe o
Moreau himself, and though it waVccnpW
ed with by the ' Corsican,1 who war glad to
get him away at any rat. Vet it is feared
that this seeming clemency will be no more
nan a short respite tor the brave and illus
trious victim of bis tyMAt,s1suspicioni---for
revet since, he Quitted the temple he is con
Bianuy oucrject to vinient vomiungs, strain
; ingAand various bdier comptaihts Id thev
siomcn, wnicn are supposeu to oeoccasi
Oned byjs6me slow pqts Sn admmistered to
: ntm towarus tne ciose o pis connnemc ni,
VhicK should It turn out fp be incurable,
must render the few days be has to number.
.extremely 'miserable w," t"-'
While thecelebrated and gallant Georges
was ononis trial, tne puouos accuser asaea
,hin--' VVhat have tty done witb'the por
traits you h,ad of the late Kingjaind Queen ?"
The other, lpoking" at Kovfor a ' moment;
with a strong exprestopof tlie utmost cofl-'
.tempt, abhorrence and indignation, exdainv
", villain'rspelerat) Twhat e.jroju'.PO ,
.Vh''OTigsal8)jvTb!l;' public accuser,
-waa-aTlellow pf-the name of ThUrlot, who
Jtad .been Very 'activeand, instrumental in
promoting the mtlrder of the King, and was
oneof the udges 6r Jury on the trial of the,
,Qaeen,and die Unfortunate Princess FXi
zabeth.' iBy the Parisians, whose opinions
have of late taken a very different turn from
What they had m tbeyear. 1793, he is bet
ter known by the parai of fVite Rot TKin'g
Kilicri J -Geonres then poured a volley of
curses and "execrations on them ill, praying
that they might themselves meet with the
same mreerableend incy inflicted npon.0
theps, and "b forwarded to their destination
in IIel sponet,than. they expected. ' After
this, he listened tb the remainder of the pro
;eeeins'-''withthe'.a'ine-r ndifferencc and
sang froid with which lie met his fate, in a
manner which' created a respect' for him
even in the frious pf those who were ad
ieptions'of the epeniy's three shipstocntion
ed jn -Mr, SfmpsbuTs Vommuoicatioas tc
Cpmpdftf e 'Bar rnJUjSpiei pfwhiclj the lat
tereoiJemnbrt.for
so and arnyed and tanored petoreaalie
pthe-20il
I rjeTayppt?) werf r,.lbimd':ie
t jree ships, in uest ran tand tot ; altappearx"
ance narly.ready lor sea. Af ter lyingthree
houra at anchor .-within about, five jmiies of
tlpwri with fA WericaC colpttrs flying,"
and aaigaHndicative and.
Wish. tQ communicate with the shore, with-.
vut any apparea't "'dispbsitlbti of the like on
fMtiv rrh' ,v e,invP ancnor ana siooa witpf
hi ie rane of a common shot of the ships
without any further succes.oC bringing itbou(
a xommunicatipo, alfbugh,, every means
which a friendly demeanor could suggest
jense J Hpw
ipspose Uiat hostile inotidps on their part
wtre, the cause of my not succediog,but that
they "did not either comprehend the meaa
mg of the signal, Or were afraid to venture
'Cff. fpQ the Iaft-roamW
fhe same way. as on the preceding day jy
wUhes tp;ixU)tvilitlea;' Witbbuj; 'any.
ippearancelpf uccess and fearing that a"
further attenit on the subject might lead to
suspicions uniavbrable tba good understand-
nr, I made sail and pursued mv course back I
to Tangier: where I again on the 27xhjon
;ert-av,-f'Ay Larachefbund the
ship LMeshpucla ;;(cioUvaattpline.). in'.'a
state Pf hrmariL but at Arsilla and Ma'mo-
ra there Was not aingl
to be the dupe ef : Virginia;; way fhelgairi affocUtfej, ,
wKo Are faiflifu' to the VhJiIic tilvHt. '" "J
4riliiBanljy;may4ihe
thjopipwte;rry t
fc Ottr A'vvMaY iit jJrenutht.weteft or
toromerce,;and its gior sen four d Ue eneavesf t
mm
t, HAMri.VoMatbWcM
jolty for hi loft, Vthe valoe of hi coufifefs. ,
. " y. union tmnng jwnyt vunw. n wubui (iijpwc g ;
knayM. mki Wdif-&wMPs?Vt$-t-;
tit fcuMJ 'u Me i.Ad tit kftite U free:" -v" '
t r .i - jx f - r . .. i -
-. . art . f . ' ! , . I t .
t '.ri j jrrjt-r9i.f u ai ways torrta pnouc
option, never w.ifcv'H''
!. wwwn-iMav it be afufflclentllueld '
for honed meo and s tcource. for knaves. i
f -tj. Maihof Va
Inderal fJlie., goMPiai lot Mwnfiine. ;
14, Tfce liberty that imei(yi when they arc ,
ibjfe, andvhet they are iwg5r
1 tfUvn Hoot, m, ivit our gun posts are
y .
J 15,. t part, no. l.-it our gtta poa ir V f -4
rajTaoyfe upon VbV water, niy they at leaftbe tbe
1 ,!!. Mjy culnVate sod defend the Ibu we ' '.'
wmdyi$ft whbbvt paying or fighting for what i
2$5.w"tbotit paying or fighting for what
. i - '.v v.-.y.-.?. ... ;s
Iteardof this application, and declared, that
"teTeWombthingiaatt th "owing ta- a strong
which -grieved Mm sd much arf tha his wife
cemd tutvescrmcaa in opinion of him, as to
suppose that he would condescend to owe
his life to to vile a ,TTant.,, It is there-,
".lore totally fake thatthe. General wrote
; that citing lettef to Buonaparte which ap
;.lpca?d in the Frftch papeirs t ao far from i
as soon as. t was shewn, bim, he wrote a
r tdirect contradiction to the libel; but could
ot find a printer in France who would dire
. ap print it for W-r'r-tl
Verse to his principles and to his conduct.
Was h in gton,, October 29.
. Commodore Baron arrived at Gibraltar
wltn his squadron on-; the J2th APgustlast.
Onhia arrival he r found, ieveraTdispattiics
frpm Mr. Sirapsbti, onr'cPnsb.1 af Morocco,
all atattng in strong terms the hostile dispo-
sitiou of the enipcrbr of Arocco," against
bur commerce, " at:d the pfeparatks mak
ing by him tp' send oat three frigateiand
two gallres upon a crulie iJIr. Simpspfij
urging the inttispensable necessity of leaVf
ing twothe 4pgates upon that siatxpn;
ithef cemmddoreaccOroinglyVleft theJCon?
gfess, Ca'pt. Rprs, andt the Essex, Cant;
James frrouv' The fd
letter from captain Rogers to, the Secretary
of the navyJdtac16ses thesult,, vv; .;- j
k tfiliifd States frigate Conjrress k
a aincte vessel of any de-
scriptidn Oniny return again to Tangier
I made the usual signal to communicate with
our cpnsuk and jn an hour after had th
Mpleasure of receiying advices jrom him cor-
roopraung ray own opinion, . mat wnat
ever grounds there micht have bet n for sos-
I picipn, that they Were So far removed as to
i admit of one pf the ships leaving this coast.1
1 wo days after I left 2 angier lor Salle, the
two galleys which the Essex was left to
watch, sailed, and one of them was board
ed by her in sight Pf iTangier vThis cir
cumstance serves to-prove thatthey had ho
orders to capture American vessels, or they
certainly would not have gone tdTsea while
tlie Essex was in 6ight."T hesctwo galleys,
with the three Ships at Sallev comprise the
greater part, if not the whole marine force
of Morocco. Since the galleys sailed I
have heard of their being at Cadia. ; The
ships are inside pf 0alle Bar, andj have rea-'
son to believe there is but -little probability
of their Koine: to sea this summer, as. I am
told theTenet-cr has been an instance of their,
large 'crutxe'rs going to,sea for the purpose
pf cruizing after the 10tb of September. T
shall leayc this the insant. I get water on
board strffici en t for six br 'seven weeks,
which I 'am in hopes will not take , longer
than to-morrow evening, and proceed direct
to Tripoli, where I flatter myself, (if cap
tain Preble has not made a previous attack,)
I shall yet arrive in time to co-operate with
commodore Baron V for I sbould be great
ly mortified if the Congress did not share a
part of the credit to be derived from the re-
r ductian of Tripoli by inscribing a lasting
ana nonoraoip remembrance ot ncr name on
its walls.;:-
and Essexy direct irom l angters, irom
which place I sailed oa the 2jthinsu Our
consul at Tangier, pf my intention to leave
the Essex to watca tne conouct oi two gai.
Vre can
ton, firrt to aflcitj jtiiy It bejhe laft jb fiinepder I
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. , -
s On Wednesday a public dinner was giv
en at Concert Hall, to the honorable, Rufus
King, Ute minister bf the United States to
the court of London. Of the company, near
ly two hundred in member,: were his exceP
kney Governor 'Strong, hw honor rLieut.
Governor Robbins, and other public officers
clergjs &'c : Judge Benson, of New-York,
was of the guests. r .Thehon. Stephen' Hig
gioson presided j assisted by the honorable
JbhnXonJoo
St Theodore Lvmaruesa. asvice-presBenu.
"The halljjivhich has beencnlarged'abd re-.
paired, wasjurmshed with the most brilliant
decorations fand int whole entertainment
was conducted with'a ympaihy;"of-senti
mcnt and lbw. of 'souV;worthy bf men;
wnoajoSmeuanhatrd
ponucs ana prmcipies pas ever oecp,
' --5- - -, (
5 -BOARDING.
sA.. - .
Levant gale which lasted from thppighTof
the srth until thVoidrning of the S9tbt and
drove us through the Straits Into the Atlan?
In my last communication ated Tan?
giei Bay, lfth inst, I informed youpf cam
modore'Barrons having sent" the Congress1
'nrf ttse3t on this coast; in conseauence of
advices received from" ftlr. Simpson, our mayonr irlt interefts bexbnfided tcreac M'004
raaers. - ?; JZf:"
the rjehttof treemen..
By Judge Bttjvu. ':, The approbation of tbe;
jtoirtfy, tbe teflimbnial pf wr&. u-fp ';
),; . t 'After Mri Kiar had ' rttired.r.'4'1-'
TheHon. RrbaKiHGwbofeemyieet&r
vices have coanributed to pielerve peace and atfci-.
ty between count, iet naturally aliied by fentimene
and interelh v ' -V-'' '-!--: : X
V, i-:V - (jf ter Judge Benen iaty&jt ": 1
. The Ion. Judge BEXtox-poce the ornatDefit -'.
cftbe beach, sod always the delight of his friends.
who be;an the battle guard againft being cheated 1'
Out of the fruits of the .Victory. .H-t-.o-.
Sritjb 'hjuei'i i-May thofe who feek that fe
cret find it, where it alone exifts-1- ht Ansient
i)emtnion, "-XT''- .'C ":''V";-f a''-' .V- -
Mountains e Salhto i pickle Mammoths, and
catch gulls in new Ertipire. ;r.
The remrdf lj impeachment, for obflipate Judge
vbo will neither die nor refigo'May the in
Venters be obliged to fwaltoW their 'own Medi
cine. . ' j .' .
James A. BaYa anUwhen men in power de.
Clare thai fuch; worth and talents Jhall ,ioi tvt
jff, ,may the people "ndignsatly tefpond, t
. Our farmers xa the Sea Coaft-r-mav their corn
fields defended aeainft Gun -Boato.J.;-;''
May the grfs-po Wai niNOTMs grate, aeret;
again be blighted with hypocritic tears. i t". r
' Gur bfave tars fuftenog in TnpoJi-AIM 1 we .. y
fear -that Tfilhe loneymomovr Connexion with : ; ; fM
I
k.'
'.- v., l
Lptnfiana, our captive brethren are torgouen- 'ttU M
- BdnAfAaTjMay he Imijictjtom the J 'l
Btitifh Government atod Hfer from burv j ,V '
IS 'I . i
Two Valuable Plantations
THE Subfcriber otters for fale his.twb plaoi
Haw.fields t tbe. one contaioiog shoot xooo " V' 1 1
ctm. the Land of excellent ouaUtT On the- 1
prenfifes are .houftueootaiatog Ctftht toornS V ; va;
with a fire ' place to each ; ther is alio -a good A ! h
Kitchen, Caiokc hoafe & good Ovctfecrs honfe. ' . j '
Tiie nthcr , cooi aim 1 6a serein the Land ' v-,- a
tnuat perhaps to any in the Htw Geldf and tojv x4 - V
lerabW well improved t for tetnls apply to tbc; U.
Subfcriber on the pttiUi
CV&t&CM. CAMPBELLiM:fe
atswhhi . . '; J f
HERE AS . : raf Wife Mary has with
-tlrawn hcrfrlf from my Bed aq4 Board 2
for reafoos unknoVn to mev nCreby forwara y
all perfons from crediting heir bn my account, tt
I will not pay any debt Ihe.may contrafb X
CJRICHARIlJiARGREASS, 7
P&yti 1804. j v ' t ,
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a - r x i'.-: i' 1
ipuowmg appropriate toaats$ aLlnHE tfiuMribe -lirtng .alrntTa qnw:er of a K $
Others, were given tW-i ' ivl, mile frorfl.ibe.Srte fafe, .will board a---..';-f;
:1? ?rwRL LiA. ilTn t' L;!:iiew MaaiberkofAffiMnbhr doringthe enfuioa Sef-i v ' 4' 1
sFU'tght OS, to 1
H. H. COOKE. .
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