The Kentucky gazette — Lexington [Ky.], 1792-04-21 00:00:00, page 2

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nave been confirmed Of thole yet
to come he (peaks in the following
words: "God will be known to
lAany in the year 1795—' This will
produce a great man the ftan will
wander and the moon turn as in
iniuiuiauon Woodin 8°o Alia Africa arid
and refpectability from1 the north- America will tremble in 1803 A
jvaid we are informed that he fell ?reat rthqahe 11 over the world
company frith a perfon nearlake “ B°S- God will be univerfally
who had made his cf known by all— Aca a general rtfor-
flr coaft
5’u 'b’ar MCOUntS'
eVwhth confirrt he fld
Ridings from Calabria of further da
ge having been - dene - by' earth
fn onfbrtnnate province
S !f07M0f vMe° Ind Mo"' Leone
J J 21 lcSlr ?'le fur' ry much :
Una6 ftoc have fel Me-
Ufien OBiZ Orders hive been
h r r " ' r nc ime am
three frigate to fail on the filt no
we fame fermentations in the Bra-
— — — — — — — — — M — M —
— iMcaiurc we use mis occafionto
- S— iff y°Uu5rlDce of lhe ®neere hundred - troops had arrived
ffom Franw and three hundred
dear great friends and allies iQ his JPorc wcrc hourly expeded be
and holy keeping Written at ldc louMhoiilandwbr looked
Paris the 19th of September 1791 for the beginning of February
vTrfrieodiBdnv Accounts had been received at
‘ (llgted? MONTMOrin’ he Cape that the "remains of
The United States of North America ’Pri:CC had cn KUlIy
deltroyed and the - while peh
‘December' i pie and mutattoes as much at
je late inhuman treacherou variance as ever the latter ha-
? !oroc- V1"S taken polk £ on or St
med tevai fni
go uhrevenged Thecourt of Ma J 10 inIerccFl pipping
arid have ordered feveral Ship 0f pound to Port-au-Princr in'
War to be equipped and to rendei- hlch they had heen in' fdftte '
wua at Algezifas with the avowed meafure fuccefsful Oilier ac-
Wernmn odoOroying Sales and o- counts fay that twenty ihou
teerjMaritime towns oti the' Barba- fand troops were daily eirpe died
uatZi orders' have been 11 id to have foretold the Ameri-
hrii°frepre 1 'P of lhe in and ' can Independency the French Re-
nree frigates toTail on thcfiiff yolution and other events which
which France
governed
We do not doubt that you take an
intereft in-in event fo important to
oar kingdom and to us and it is with
real pleafure we take this occafionto
PHILADELPHIA February : g
Vhich has been prerented nTH'ihe A veffcl arrivtd l New -York
name of the nation and according to Cepc-Fraricbis laft Thuff-
wnicn France will bo henceforth div ni l
- — ujj promote inc
happmefa and profperlty of the French
nation it is with plrafuie thar I lay
beor® 7°u lhe ttanflation of a letter
which! have received fom his molt
JJhMftian Msjefty announcing to the
United States of America his eccepi
ance of the conftimiion pie rented to
him by his narion
-r n ? WASHINGTON
of a leuerfrom the King
of France of Sept i p 1 791
very dear great friendi and allies
We make it odr duty to inform yOq
th“ accepted the conftitutiou
HOUSE c t REPRESENTATIVES
tape front Canada oh fut wayto
flie Jerfeys the place of- his nativi
ty that he was one of the threefer
fons taken laft rummer by the Indi
ans from their families that he war
Carried to Detroit where he was
Gentlemen of the Senate and of the t0 officer that during
Houfe of Reprcfeniative his continuance there both prior &
Knowing the friendly imercft you tlucnt to th unforrunate bat
ake in whatever may promote the 1 e w continually fupplies of
IDDiWi f nJ r 1 M Dfriviflnnc and ammiUli: M !i
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PITTSBURGH March 4
From a late London paper
The prophecies of Chridopher
Love which are (hortly to be’ biblie
are of a veiy extraodinary kind - He
la laid to have foretold the Ameri-
-1 T j j 4 1 r n 1
from Fiance toertifh the rebel
lion and if poflible five the' co
lony from total devaluation
provifioris and ammunition of ail
kinds going to the Indians 'and
that the Canadians have a chain of
depofits from Detroit to the Indian
camp through which thefe lavages
arefupplied in the moil ample man
ner And that bn the return of
the Indians from their fuccefsful
expedition he faw a great many To
ries and other white animals com
pletely difguifed as Indians -
day which place Hie left the fe
cond of January The nrgroea
were ilill purfuing their wont
ed ravages Jn burning and de
ftroying the the countiy Fcur
niM J-m J - ' e a
W? are lorry to inform our rea
ders there is too much reafon to sp
prehend that tne towns of Runhr
attr Stckajock Lour- TJkmd villa
t! Crew Town and Lookout Moun
tain of the Cherokees will join the
Shkwanefe and Creeks in hofliiitics
againft the United States
The four firil of thefe towns lay
on the foath bank cf the Tcnneffifc
and are the common eroding places
of the Creeks and northern tribes
as tliey pafs from one nation to the
other which is very frequent arid
the fith is fiiuate on a creek of the
fame name about twelve miles fouth
cf the other ali quite defatched front
the other towns of the Cherikees
being divided tlierefrom by the Cha
tauuga mountain
The Littlo Turkey the principal
chief of the Cherokees is to incenf
ed at the conduct of thefe five towns
that he has forbid in pofitive terms
in a general talk addrefled to hii
naiion all - inmRourfe - and ibciety
with them - -
- Mr Hammond the new Britifia
Conful General to the United States
- arrived at -New York- in the laft
E acker H appointment is of the
igheft importance to (his country
as he has it in commidion 10 con
clude treaty of offenfive and de
fenfive alliance between England
and the United States The ouih
nes of this treaty have been alrea
dy difended and we learn that fom?
very confidfirable commercial advan
tages are held out to America as the’
bafif of it which wiUTn time fup-
ril ti would now be neceflary to
quell the tumult
The democrats' of France haver
beep moving Heaveu and Earth tc?
efibetthis defign J
‘The 14 of July laft was the
day fixed on for the commencement
of revolt The town of Rolle par
ticularly didinguilhed itfell in refift
ing authority that was employed a
gainftit: and fo general has the
djfordey grown and fo wide has it
fpread that itis fuppofed looco
plant the greamr part of the trade
of Rudla with this ' couf jy
RcvoLuHox ib SwlVzkaiAKrif '
By-advices lad night from Yvcr
dun Pays do Vaud in the Canton
of Berne intelligence reached this
country of the fnirii of revolution
having reached that formerly peace
fui fpoN— — Members from the Ja
cobin Club at Paris firft didemina
ted this delire of change Tliofe
who have taken a part in this are
n6t dilfingdilhdd by a cdclrtde but
Have a particular' button vtith this
inscription on at— Live free or
dierr--' in -
nWa and peace fof ever wfckn thif
reoe fliaU learn war no more
Happy trthemaA thajf livcth to lew
this d-y A
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