The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1793-01-21 00:00:00, page 3

MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, January 10.
On Friday Morning last, about 3 o'Clock,
the Weaver's Shop belonging to Messrs. Cor
nelius and Peter Stowell, of this
Town, was difeovered to be on Fire. The
Alarm was immediately given; but it was too
late to five either the Building or any of its
Captain Borrowdale, who, with hisJ
Crew, escaped in their Boat.
66 Fhcie were five hundred and ;
twenty Houfet destroyed and damag
ed, to much as to require entire re
building."
CONNECTICUT.
H ARTFOR D, January 7.
Extraa of a letter from a Captain of a Vessel, .at
Capetrancois, to bis owner, in this City, dated
December 5, 1792.
"The Mulattoes have taken all the out Forts
and are determined to hold them ; and there
is now no Communication with the Country
—three thoufandof the Troops are sick and
unfit f?r Duty."-