The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1795-02-27 00:00:00, page 3

'RbodeiJland.
Newport, Feb. 8. On Friday kft ar
rived here the (loop Lucretia, Grego
ry, froo) St. Matins, bound to Fair
field in Connecticut. Capt. Gregory
informs, that on bis psffage, in lat.
29, long. 67, he fell in with a priva
teer brig, (which he afterwards learn
ed was called the Retrieves belonging
to Bermuda) the Captain of which
ran dowh upon him (ill within pistol
foot, and then without hailing or
1 Shewing any colours, fired into him
a charge of grape (hot and a ball,
which did him confidertfbie damage.
He then compelled Capt. Gregory to
hoist out his boat and goon board the
brig, which being leaky and a heavy
sea going, it was with gre^t difficulty
he kept her above water. The Cap
tain of the privateer, after treating
him with much infolente and abuse,
fuffered him to depart.—The above
privateer had with her two prizes, one
the schooner Lucy, Joseph Wood
man, master, of Newburyport ; the
other a (loop belonging to Salem,
mate's name Elias Grant, both from
Port-de-P^ix,
Maffacbufetts.
BOSTON, FEB. 19.
An attempt to poison the Duke of
x York.
By an article in the London Even
ing Chronicle, we learn, that an at
tempt of the following nature, has
lately been made to take off the Duke
of York by poison. The Duke usu"
ally takes a glass of wine and bitters,
in the morning ; one evening, how<
ever, he received a hint to beware of
his accustomed refrefhment the ensu
ing morning, and was informed of the
reason. In the morning, when his
cup-bearer brought in the liquor, the
Duke inquired if it was properly pre
pared ; and being answered io the af
firmative, instantly drew his sword,
and compelled the unhappy man co
drink it, who in consequence, Sudden
ly expired.
^-^x^^gE^c^ —
CONCORD, February 27. 1795 6
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
France.
Brussels, Nov ^27 n Every thing being
very quietonthe borders of the Rhine,l
a part of the brave army of the Sam
bre and Meuse, are going into winter
quarters —already the division of the
1 troops commanded by Gen. Chanpon
net, are preparing to quit Creveki, to
repose on their laurels in thexbuntry
of Julien, and province of Limburg.
Gen. Kleber, however, distinguish
ed by the talents which he displayed
at the siege of Maeftricht, left Colog
ne, on the 3d ofthis month, with the
whole of the military ftaff, to take
upon him the direaion of the siege of
Mentz, which the armies of the Rhine
and Molelie have already commenced
—with this expedition most probably
this brilliant campaign will be termi
, rated.
BOSTON, FEB. 25.
—
FROM FRANCE- direct.
, Since our last, the brig Ceres, Capt.
J Sumner, hab arrived here from Bour
deaux—by wffich tee have received
Paris and Bourde^ux papers to the lat
ter part of December. There does
not appear to have been any military,
events of consequence since the vi&o
ry over the Spaniards—nor do any of
• &debates of the Convention wear
# n afped of Peace with any of the
rowers. On thength Dec. Duboife
Craoce fiid, that fotwi^nding the.
fucceffei of the ar^iet of the Repub
lic a winter campaign was necefl%
veotion decreed that the furloughs
granted for three months should ex
pire jn one month. The Convention
appears still busy in repairing the ru
ins made in the moral and phifical
affairs of France, during th, system of
terror. Carriere and bis accomplices
have been executed ; and the Robe
fperean judges, accusers, &c. are in
train of trial.
RICHARTZES'
By the brig arrived on Sunday, from
Bourdeaux, in 45 days, we have in
formation, that news arrived there
from Brest, before (he failed, of the
capture and fafe arrival of thirty fail
of an Eoglifh Jamaica fleet.
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IMPORTANT ARRET.
'LIBERTY. EQUALITY.
Extya& from the Regifar of the Ref Ives of the
Committees of Public Safety, Finances, Commerce
a^d subsistence, ofthe National Convention.
2frßrumair, 3dyear of the Republic, ]
One and Indivifiblz. j
THE committees of Public Safety,
Finances, Commerce and Subsistence,
resolve as follow: —
Article I. The vessels of the Unit
ed States of America, and of other
neutral powers, (hall freely enter the
ports of the Republic, and leave them
when they please —and no constituted
authority ffixll be permitted to retard
their departure, or oblige the Captains
to fell their cargoes agaioft their in
clinations.
Art. 11. Whenever the Captains or
owners of neutral vessels (hall think
proper co fell their cargoes to govern
ment, they (hall be paid according to
mutual agreement.
Art. 111. It is enjoined on all com
manders of fleets, divisions, fqusdrohs,
or ships, on their refpoaAbility, co re
fped and cause to be relpeded, to
wards all neutrals and allies of the re
public, the rights of nations, and the
regulations of treaties, ftri6tly con
forming themselves to the terms of
the decree of the Convention of the
27th Jul,, 1793.
Art. IV, In tonfequence of which
it is expressly forbidden them to hin
der or interrupt the voyages of such
veffclt, or to take out of them the
Captains failora, OK paffengert, ex
cept military men, actually in the fei
vice of hostile powers, with their mer
chandize or effe&^.
Are V. Except also, from the pro
hibiticn, contained in the preceding
article—ift. All merchandize belong
ing co powers at war with the French
Republic, 'till those powers (hall have'
declared free and not teiz^ble, French
merchandize on board of neutral vet
fels. 2d. Such merchandize, though
neutral property, as is contraband and
prohibited, viz. armsfinfrumeots and
ammunition of war, of every kind,
horses & their barneffes, and all kinds
of goods, wares or merchandize, des
tined for any enemies ports aduall,
besieged, blockaded, or invested.
Art. VL All goods seized on board
a neutral vessel, as belonging to the
enemies of the Republic, shall be dis
charged without delay, and at fartheft
within the time fixed for the days of
demurrage, by the written + agreement
or charter party which the Captain
may produce.
Art. VII. The freight of all goods
belonging to an enemy, (hall be paid
according to the rate fpecified in the
bill ofiading or charter party, and the
Captain (hull have liberty to invest
(ugh freight money io any gpods or
merchandize of the growth or manu
facture of the Republic, the exporta
tion of which are not prohibited.
Art. VIII. The Captain of the vef
bfel, on board of which the beforemen
tioned goods of an enemy (hall be
found, bull be free to depart as soon
as they ate discharged.
£fffe& Q , ? 5 ;, , 'jej&W'^&^ a#'
Art. IX/ In the case of goods seiz
ed as being enemies property, and
which (hail be found to belong to neu
trals and declared in consequence net
to be lawful prize, they shall be re
flared in good order to the owner.
Y Art. X The commission of ma
rine shall present without delay to the
Committee of Public Safety, a lift of
those perfont, born fubjeds of nations
now at war with the Republic, who
have been seized as prisoners on board
of neutral vessels, that measures may
be taken relative to their memorials.
Art. XI. The indemnities due to
the neutral Captains who were detain
ed at Bourdeaux, in consequence of
the Embargo at that place, (hall be
fettled by the Commission of Marine
conformably to the resolve of the
Committee of Public Safety, of the 7
Germinal. The fame Commission
shall render an account within ten
days of the adual fixation of thole
claims.
Art. XII. The Commission of Ma
rine is specially charged to receive and
fettle the accounts which (hall be pre
ferred to it by an agent of the United
States of America, for provisions fur
nifhed to the administrators of St.
Domingo. The above commission
(hall take every necessary measure to
procure to the concerned the most
prompt justice, and shall present to
the Committees of Public Safety, Fi
nances, Commerce, and Subsistence,
the refuic of the doings in this busi
ness.
Art. XIII. The Commission of
Marine is charged to cause these re
folvesto b^ published in every part
of the Republic,
The Commission of foreign affairs
(hall tranfmis it to the agents of the
Republic, near allied and neutral gov
eromeett, with orders to communi
cate it to them.
A copy ot it (hall be delivered to
the Minifler Plenipotentiary of the
United States of America, as an an
swer to his memorial preferred the
17th Fru&idor last.
The Members of the United Com
mittees, figned—Richaud, Johannot,
Duport, Merlin (ot Douai) Carnot,
Blutel, C. Cochpn, Thuriot, Thi
bault, Morriffon, Richard, Camba
ceres, J. F. B. Delmas, Breard, Le
Clerc, Dyrez, D. Ramel, Poisson, Pa
let, Borel, Garnier (de la Meuse) Ja
rier, L. E. Jeffroy, Gumery, R. Lin
ctet, Girard, Allard.
(Cm) DALBARADE,
BAUDOUIN,
(Copy) L'EVEQUE.
PERNETTY.
0# the da, of Federal Tbank(giving, about a
1000 dollars were contributed in Portsmouth, to be
appropriated for adeeming our captive brethren
in Algiers. Charity worth, imitation
House and Land for sale.
To be So|d by the Subscriber,
AN EXCELLENT FARM,
CONTAINING about 37 acres, situated
1 mile from Dunbarton meeting house,
lying no the main road through said town,
with a large new dwelling house, forty feet
fronting the w«ft, gofronting the north, with
three rooms well finifhed —Likewise a new
barn, and a good well of water, with a beau
tiful collection of young fruit trees—About
13 acres under good improvement—A good
hand for a Trader, Pbyfician or any Mecha-
Any person wifhiog to purchase,
may know the terms by applying to the sub
scriber on the premises.
>SYMMES SAWYER.
Dunbarton, Feb. i 6, 1795.3
Please to take notice.
THE Subscriber informs all those
persons with whom he has Book Ac
counts open, and has been doing business
for, that an immediatefettlenient is wanting
—that he may be enabled to fettle with his
creditors. SYMMES SAWYER.
Dunbarton, Feb. 16; 1795. ,5
fc. Take notice.
AL L perfoDi, indebted to Major
Amos Morrill, of Epsom, either by
note or accounts are requested to make pay
ment, on Monday, the 30th day of March
next, at the dwelling house of Mr. William
Nafon, in Epsom, to the Subscriber, who
will attend at time and place for that pur
pose.
Those petfont, indebted at afore
faid, who negled this notice, may exped to
be sued without delay.
THOMAS Thompson.
Salisbury, Feb. 24, 1795. 3
Journeyman Clock Maker.
WANTED,
For three, fix, or twelve months,
A Journeyman Clock Maker,
WHO ii a good workman —to
whom generous wages will be given
by the fubferiber.
JOHN OSGOOD.
Haverhill, Coos, Feb. 16, 1795. 3
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