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mc"--at that moment the officer gave the
Iignal with his fword,a ,and the Ma'lhaI fell
under their fire without moving. fhe
body was placed on litter and remained
expofed to the public view fer a quarter
of an hour. Three balls entered his
head. The venerable Eccleiiaitic who
had attended the Marihal at his lait
moments, remained during the execution
near the coach, praying with isrvor.
There were very few people Preienr, on
account of LIS being fuppoied that tn:
execution would have taken place Al the
Plain of Grenelie, whsre great mul'iiude
had aflembled.


PARIS, DEC. An. Fouche lives re-
tired at Dreiden His wife fees Little
company. The family reads the books
of philosophy that amused Seneca, IN
his exile. Gen. Decaen, Governor Of
Bordeaux, on the 10th March, has been
arreited Gen. Debelle, has alto been
arreited and inteirogaed. Marihal
Matleua, is alto faid to have been arretted
on the frontiers OF France. M. Lavaiette
will make his appeal this day, before the
Court of Cafation. Several private fac'
tioniits have been taken up, and will meet
the ieveref penalty of the offended laws.
Gen Vandamme, is about TO publiih a
defence of his conduct.


The King of France has ifued a long
ordinance refpecting the La1us Of Com
| WeyCe.


The famous brigand Cralel has been
arreted at Vienna and will be ihortIy
tried.


A great National Bank is to be eftab-
liihed al Paris, and its paper money to
btain currency, but will it credit, fays q
Pals journal. [Why ihould it not, az
well as Mr.. Dallas's