The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1793-01-28 00:00:00, page 2

By laftWednefday's MAIL:
( foreign.
AUSTRIAN NETHERLANDS,
BRUSSELS, November 9.
YOU must have obferyed in our last
that the Afiip of this Country
were taking a very different turn from
what had been expe&ed. The Event
of Tuefday last, is too great a Proof of
this. The French attacked on that
Day the Austrian Army near Mau,
with so much Impetuosity, that in an
Aftion, ,hich lasted from 8 in the
Morning ' till 4 o'Clock in the After,
noon, the whole Apffrian Army was
completely routed, and retreated to
Caftian, a League beyond Moas. At
fix in the Evening, Dumourleb sent
a Trumpeter to ofcr the Place to ca
pitulate. Qfyff{
The Capitulation was accepted, and
the French took^Roffeffionx of Mots
on Wednesday at Noon. As soon as
the Superiority of the French Army
was known. Order, were sent to the
Troops io Raters to UH back HR
Maw, and S^cow& ^were,, lent for, to
Prince HoHENLOEs's Army of 50,000
Men, which 4 at present potted at
Brainlecompt QN^U#, whilst the
Head of the French Army is already
at Softies. It is a'ffufed that the CT
pitulation was fened\ on the,,th by
General DyMoU£ier's Adjutant and
General Beau'lieu, who had remain
ed in this City.witQtwqßatuliomJ
The Capitulation States, " that the;
Austrian Tropps foil have evacuated
Qe Belgic Province, before the 15th
of this Month, gg^sh| £|o¥tota>df
Lux^,g&fe ap&Gsaffi
land."— buMougtß A" planted &
UH pt^taH in Afe"^ f^gi&fo
of parta or 4WI i4dlfflh#@pubtek
T&@;^ty&W^
iranq^te\th,4@iwiwi of O^R
(&„ thfykw&Ki^^!^
here, for since %!» before Qc^
^^thf g^eft4fo*» and
Alarm. foia^
Every body is getting away, and
though the^D^e of fofAnd the
Archduke Girt archill rinkhet nr*
ernnMM«hrtfo& m ,? I™^ 1 ™^
G#£/d#h44*AP„TCA a general
By WILLIAM DUNCAN,
At bis STORE in CONCORD, T^
DROWN Sugar, at gd. fate
-L, Weftindia Rum/hree Years old, and of
a foperioug Quality.—Oils and Paints.—Cot,
ton Woolf-Cod Fish.—Best Rock Salt.—Bar
Iron and Steel.—G^afs & Nails— ENGLISH
GAPDS^by Whokfale andßetail—Crocked
ry, C,hina, ami Glafs ; Warc.—Tct
Chocolate.—Bar Lead, &c. &c.
CASH, and the highest Price,
given f&GOOD SALTS. , Jan uary 22. 14
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A L^Perfons indebted «, ,r that toe „ De
maneb agdinft, the Eftdteof V^ M,GxVi,T,,
Gent.lfflof rCT^ote,diced,; art desired td ex
4rf&abrin&#fesO Sad aw GXt$L„!Z@--
trix, in Order for afpedy Smtaatf.'
Pembroke, January 22, 1793. „.• ~f 14
TO BE SOLD,
'T"''''*¥• '""'"""''"'''''Wifir*'^^
Dremnug up® 'a ire Army Bourbon,
which has fiql. from the Environs ofc
faar^rived last Night at th^Gatty
tfilra City, but entree was refufed
them.
—The Number of the Fugitives to
:Rotad had already filled -the City of
&ver,, where a Number of Emi-^
grants, who could not procure ^lodg^
ingsf attempted, Sword ±lHalide tb
fog the Ifihabimts ty lodge 'them,
on which the Inhabitants fell upon
them and their Baggage, which they
# plundered^ W: tivlufai b.^ta JAB^^u
f—h^tQtQMH tiJi
inShAul.VhnUrnyrafftefreq 4tf: ir7-.
Fully determined to attempt the Conquest
of the Atiftrian Brabant, . notwithftandiqg
'the Rigour of the Season, General Dumou
'jcißgfaltyjublifhed an Address to bis Army,
'which is as follows:
(Head Qarteq at Valenciennes, O&ober 22.,
Firfl Tedr of the RepplicL ; r
General, Officers, Soldiers,
[ The estimable Companions of my Labours,
brave Republicans charged to sustain the Glo
ry ofourjuft Vengence, we are about to enter
into a Country as itspdiverets!
We are about to pursue those barbarous
Austrians, those perfidious Emigrants, who
have carried, Fire and the Sword.into cur
'frontier Department., # /
We are about to chace them from those
charming Provinces which they have kept so
long in Bondage!
Let u$ enter then Rs Brothers,as Deliverers.;
Freemen ought to do Honour, by their gene
rous Condua, to the Arms which their Coun
'tfy hath entrusted to their Hands.„
Let us exhibitan impassable Courage ag^inft
the Austrians Who pppofe us; let us evince
an alleviating Milduefs to our Prisoners, &c.
an amiable Fraternity towards the Inhabitants
; of the Country, unkfs they assist the Despots,
which most affur&llfr wifi never take Placty
provided we make them love Liberty by oty!
good Condua, and by our Humanity.
DUMOURIER.
Nroedeber 14.
LETTER FROM GEN. Labourdonnaye.
Ghent, Nov. 12.
" I take the earliest Opportunity of inform
ing x^ that I entered this City, the Capital
of Flanders, without any Difficulty, Latovr,
the Austrian General, who had arrived there
with SOO6 Men, quitted it to fa|l back on i&-
ewerfe. I might have conie up with his rear
Guard, had he not made his Army march 14
Leagues without flopping, I hope however to
intercept a Part of his Baggage, embarked on
the Sc&d. LABOTRDONNAYE.”
ENGLAND.
LON D ON, Odober 30.
Greatbritain, in Concert with the
United Provinces, it is said, is exerting
itfelf with much zeal to bring about a
peace. The Proposal for this salutary
Objed proceeded, according to report,
from the King of Q, with a view
to preserve the fives of their most
Christian Majesties, which are likely
to be endangered fh'ould they once be
SroOght to triiL v %f& ,
The Army °&£ffi^
tirefy ?d&„d.?. The iffim, ,d
Men 'were 1 difipiffed ^ &^
taa&Wwho Inform# ttyemj they
@WOb% to go wherever they
might' think proper, pbvided fey
agree to übitf again whep called ft
tffate F^P ^^^
& Paa of their abode fc Mfe
ed. On the Cont^ry. theV were ad
^^w^w
nny mre; Several of them feeing to
3hq resource, have already returned,
aha preparing to return co France,
whatever may be the Consequence.
November I.— There is very gene
ral Report, that the Cabinet of &.
^Zfaej'i'i, disposed co'acknowledge
fefy French Repubfefohis event,
.made^Rublick pretiote to the meetirig
of Parliament, will open a new Fie|d
for Politicians. 1
AminifteriakPaper of Yesterday an
nounces, upon treasury Authority, that
Mr. Pitt hai at last difeovered /& ni
^ ff^Mi^ ^ moderate parlimente
b Refan, rod that he avowed the
Conviction this new light has pro
duced. ' 0
It is said that the Ministry mean too
abandon the Resolution of prosecuting
'Mt PAINED'^^ - # ^'•"
CA IRA—CA IRA.
On Monday, being the sth of No
vember, and allo the Day on which
the Anniverfar, of the Revolution was
celebrated, a Number of People, at
least five hundred, affembledin Saint
George's Fields; and proceeded to" the
Houses of several refpeaable People
in the Borough, carrying at their Head
an elegant dressed Figure, with a
Crown upon its Head, which as peca?
fion required they denominated Guy
Faux, or the Duke of Brun/wick ; this
was preceded by a Mancarrying a long
Pole, on the end of which was a Board;
with the Infciiption of "lUniverfai
Liberty and mo Despots." This fig+
ure, after they tad Sufficiently paraded
it about the Streets, they carried to
Kensington Common, when a large
Gallows was erected, upon which, af
ter burning the Crown, they hung it;
and then burnt it Gallows and all; the
Mobdancing round, singing Ca ira.
Near five hundred carried Links,
but the Number of Spectators exceeded
thoufandi. '^ ^^ ^^^^ ^
It was Yesterday reported, that a
Gentleman, who arrived in Town on
Thursday from Offend, bought an Ac^
count that the Magistrates of that
Place, after calling a Council to delibe*
rate upon the Measure, sent a Deputed
tion of their own Body to the French
General Dumouri er, to offer him the
Keys of the Town, and to request he
would fend them 200b Men to protest
it • ,and that the Arms of the Empe
rour, over the City House, had been
pulled down; and every sign of the im
perial Authority had been destroyed.
It was reported in Paris, on Tfyfc
day Morning, that General Valence
had entered the Country of Atos, op
Saturday, his Troops Touting " Five
la ReptW@eJ^
Address of the Society of Friends of
™ DWty apd Equality, to General
Dam^rier at the opening of fy
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and military /jrCliU, •bat 4'4,4#,y mn*
w» .to so% &Z
November 14.