The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1794-11-28 00:00:00, page 3

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^&fyswwu^^ Augustus. ^
.^fy,^oy commanded fy
tyflaiffi^Q ,fc^ ^^
the ration nt Warftw is not &
a city which can decide its fonder.
Under ^c circurnftances nothing
&l@if# & ^tiemiii,, of which
tyYtyrajdh^ le%er apprizes me, for
fygin in the state to^
h^efufe the fun/
,It capital ; b&
K yuucblrid to
vour Majefc,the
fraternity ; I invoke
mio move your Majesty to aban
don :he cruel and revengeful ideas
which tie To contrary to the example
A4GW owe to^fyh Ind (I am alto
'^te& are altogether
opposite to your personal character.
(Signed) STANISLAUS AUGUSTUS.
^^arj^w, Aug. 3. j,
—=
28, 1794.
^E^ROUR.
^ he People Qt Newhampfhire.
rra&OSrE/? or Mr. WINGATE will
to eltngrefs —and it may
f ! be of arefcble importance which of them'
oßt^i^ " recommending either; I
j^feuld call your Attention to the following ob
ifevatiom from what has pitted between our
■fyffador MrJ A Y,and the court of Great
, and "perhaps questions of War, will
before tyofc Members of Congress we
lie elections avoid men' hen difeovered
an undue at+ackmentto BriTifh interest• and
while difficulties with that nation continue,
raO&votefor those men, whose Jove for
their CQUOUgJXinMDe.d:^ amidst the.
Effner fCrjiou^ times, which truly "tried
^@^H#@^ good to be mindful
\'Citizens of Nerlmpffiire.
TNE^W^Fefer or Paine Wingate, W
isfoon to be chojen,p GongreJs— Let us confer,
J&uld wCTtefcMr^ then 4'Members,
twoftyds of theN^h^gfare delegation,qwulg
% h.g»Uint\^emitytfthlfafL at ^
^tfm,^ Ex^r—Let us fe more ^ty
a more fair, etyl and general mentation—
f\fV,U for Mr;,)jkr, ivhoje etyrdlfituMiafethe
fate (tefay nothing of Characters)?^/ Z^
a&idqffl^ One of the People.
/FO^^M^O^
Messrs. Russell ^ Da Vl s,
^m@fo, @ so% is Nfy s
^ 'Tl§ every body's bufinejsh vote for men to pub
fafefe-%fa, % ,^o?^ %
^dtoit-"I % t goto%y ^l,
^^O^ ^won't make Qo&- Siseb,•
leffrs. Printw^is too much thl lt@ of theje days
—No Nitrite more definable, tafogbt mre beau
isfulto the philanthropic eye, than .an aftmbly of
ft r,,„,0„ aicnrac in their motes 1 t»eir oion ruL=
big enable t uniatthrui,
'bfr4tiiii^'ltf& 1
ters'steb&nz as weftto' of ibefe privi
'' and tW,refatfagatien of
ler prdt'jffl^reti^ii, .qffiffi^^
BY HIS EXCELLENCY t^^|
TALIAT TAVI CII A/LAN 1
ff appearing Mc^tirf that IheG^^:l
than the time ta which if stands adj nin?^
vid oTc^L t
General Court at the Court Houle In Con
16th day b'D/^m^r :
?^*, ^' te ^ T ^Ad^
of which all concerned are,requited ^^
notice.
" &n at ffiCfe^h % w /, € to E % ^r,&
^tto„#%tfN®ra& on)^^
Jeven bQM^ Ai% ftf? 1 ,
Independence of the U a: ted $ I
%thefr^Qffi ^ gllman,
Ay & t^dh^ c^fod, •
Qi„toic<tfC4Til,
Joseph Person, S CT %,
^7) Interring late Intelligence,
. BY LA? TJ^^^,^^
[%, Though vse do not * rejoKe at human mif
era and carnage —yet ^e "glory in the Success ts •
the Sons of Liberty."-\f^ff, . t'
FROM FRANCE-DIRECT;
The following is given in the Philadelphia
papers 11 the substance of the news &'t
?in the French eXprefs vessel arrived at&l
timore. „ f ,
&Bal timore.•
The French have certainly taken Breda,
Bois^ le-Due, Gertruydenberg and Gorkum, 1
and were about to march to Rotterdam and ,
Amsterdam, ?. w ^- ,/sfl
Previous to the. taking of Bois le-Duc, a. 1
bloody battle was bought, the r^fult at which !
was a general flight bfthe flwes of York and
Orange, with the dofs of federal pieces ofar
tillery, baggage, &c. apd 1590 prifon,rst'
Heliian or Hanoverian, no quarter being
given to the English. ,]
Bergen.op Zoom to tiefiejj&l, V&n:
Icipnneslcipnnes and Conde were retaken by the
I "The army the lower Pyrenhes had tak
en Bilboa, St. Andero and other smaller
ports, and a divifidg of that army fa before
Qmpehma, #?ital ^fytyilh Nayara, and
the three proving Guyp^fco^,
iwamtaFßQ
rule .- — ¥ 4
i "At Port Paffafe, the French had found I
[timber ready cut for building many ships of 1
,rate and immediately loaded 40 vessels to
transport part of that timber to the French
?tfenals. ?'" ~
Provisions were hot scarce, ahd the armies
were abundantly fuppfed. ^
Hi±°^Rro SEPT , By thelaft accounts
Ifata ,Poland, it appears that the infurre&ion
fi6 South Proffid conrihuefro be more ferrous
I-^Th&mfuroehts in many plac^are provid
ed „ithjanifeF,^ they seal their ads with
t£@ smlar to th,t of Kbfciufko ; and thei<
§ principal rendezvous arc the dinrifts of Ra
va, Cujavia, arid L^ntfehutz. Col. Szekuli
who has f&feljrbeeh tifil!, to have been kill
ed, has left fe@ifop§ pl, Warsaw with 6000
'men to reduce them.
All the insurgents of South Prussia, found
:ifrarmfordto lose 'thdir Hves, and their pro
l^ty is to-be confifeated. '^
fyref'W popeohagt^of the 6th inst.
Rate,, th#f the British ministry have sent their
inftkiaibris th thatcoiffi'tty, by which all the
'Dariifti and'S'wedifh fhipsladen with flour &
corn, and bound to France, are no longer to
b^P^ ^M^fe^ ,
fifth inst. that the French attempted to make
|&^^^ m^W^e of Zaaf&
'ity^mpt mifcarfi^ten of their ve&lp;
ft*^im^^fig 1 ^^
l^^^^^^h Qr dr °T h ° e s
;Fmeh deitroyed fofecks, & gafe ^
I1%; frigate engaged them, Hbt it is feared/
X^B^^
corn
'I retorted hart
'fail of Frenrh
i^3ami®tf i^?^'^#v ^^w^fe
gliih "funds fell .ta^gtaely at Amferdarti ;
on feceipt of the intelligence.
: —
/^pbrtWPEtPHla, NOV. 12.
By a gehtUtoCtehe arrived in this city
last evening ftonFLonjton, whifb he left the
26th Sept, wofearn that the French have de
feated the Britilh and Hanoverians, underl
the Duke of York, who was obliged to cross
.tyte,mthe less of about 2000 men ;1
that the French had taken ValencieTmes,
Con'de and Slu,J, the cenqudl of Breda
.and Gegtruydenberg, was momently esped
§qs that a fleet of 26 fail of the line was ly
ing at Brest, ready for sea—and that with re,
rpe&tgihl negd&fti6ns*of Mr. Jay, it was
confidently Aidfil London, that the Britifti
had agreedto gfe up their posts on the fron
tiers pf the United States. ,
- Our informant failed from London in the
Safifom, behind to Newyork, wliich vessel he
left at sea a few days_ago, and arrived 4 here
in a ship from Copenhagen.*?
A Parana per, of Sq>fai7th, contains in
formation noth'Gen. Pichegru's head quar
ters, of the Wmy having encamped upon the
rtrafft furrolirirfifig Breda, commanding the
Sluice-locks, and ^xpefttog its surrender on
the fitft summons,
BOSTON, NOV. 21.
ißy Captain, Roach, of the Twd Sifters, in
18 days from St. Marks, arrived at Phjladel
, phia, we hear, that the British areincontinu
al alarm from tnp frequent attacks the Re
publicans make upon that town, in on^ of
1 which they would have completely reduced
'if, frad it not beep for the arrival of two frig
;ates, ata critical jundure, v^ich obliged the
: French to retreat The b'odts of the Whip
ping are. every night brought to the shore,
lunder the guns of the fort, ready so receive
t the soldiers in case they are obliged to evacu
:ate the place, which is every day expeded.
§ There were near if American vessels which
<are allowed to depart, but one or two ata
time, as others ©five. T&e Captains are.de
prived of theic registers, which have been
I lent down to jarriaica by the Collator, and
^wo piftqlet^xtorted from them for a printed
;proteft, with which they, afe obliged to de-
P^> wh ^i they get permission, i^ lieu of!
their vessels reffQ,/ q, „ ,
§INCE,&'N£:M4U&ft ±\ ^4#j
&JO s ^^ there has beetle later 4nfr#|
from England, at the Southward, than the
I !aft rest inforfed us of—This arrival brings
legethe zyt of Sept, among which Uis
mentwgfteq^^ ofXoQ&d an
other engagement, and was defeated wuhfhe
loss of 2,000 men,tod that Breda, Bergen
h&a4 fo^i^te-Ducta ffleifto the
Captain Bowen, arrived at the Southward
from Statia, brings a positive confirmation of
the complete victory of Laveaux, and of the
WHOLE of Guadaloupe, being in possession
^ofthft French.
; From NEWYORK, since the Mail, via New- 1
port and Providence.
A gentleman last evening arrived in town,
fiofyhe^^pl^e- B, him we received a
letfer from afriend at Newport, dated
“ Mondaj, Nov. 17, 1794.
" ByCaptain Godfrey, from Newyork,
Ithis evening, we have an aceotirit in &New
yqk paper of last Saturday, that the French
had had another engagement with the Duke
of York, and defeated him ; he loft 2,000
'men, and that Breda, Bergen-op Zoom arid
Bois-le-Due, were taken. This account is
!take,n from, Loridan papers of the ^th and
27th September.- -CAIRAft
BDST<%: NZM 26. O# Sunday Idfarrived
f atj>Alfyty tb^^^^&^dT Capt. Pirilte in 36
daysf,o„§ tb^gityetyf Boardeaux^fwh &
city the lybffOaober., By this ?tfUtbc 'Pa
rris Mom tear; to the 16th Odober Were revived.
An obliging gintlemda at Salem, w& bar attain
;ttyly.permed ttye papers, has favored us With
; f%/%''^ ,^°/% f /j > ^^"
yfycipall, taken fpm official letters to the Lon
^qfy^frMh^^
Qn,be gtb Sept. 6oao Spaniards made an at
^^ W^^^
Verity 660 ie,ublicais,sl4 ^s^,<4,^
rffln,?e*Ving frjfyneffi fyi^o defaers,
|jfatyfe#%^ fKing's mm) guards ftff^,
Th. Q, s@,^ eftifye4,^
!a^i' l tart"* "^^
. Wfefafo A»^^> ^ !
1 fottttops, ^.^, destined to ^,geitek
ft whole Reptivlican army• •'
jiela oi^th, ^th ^f^s were d,^
On the 19th Sept Rfe^tyfyUre
^ w ° rftohere forced-Aix ^C^
le, debeifd its kefs to §cfei#fcWdin—
Maeftricht was ihvtfted ^r ever, ;^p, i;
vessels, laden with fei^Aral^^'^
articles,laid to 12 wfwffc uftra toi^taD ^
of livres /were captured bfthe fronth at the
inveftmem of this pfaerf rThe^ub r<%:v
enemy in this laiLoperMit^i ^as ted kil@;,,-
and wounded, while that ofibr iieut^+%
but 18 killed and 181 wopnßed."". :
' Ur.d^r the Brunels head britic 18:h Sept:
it is laid, that Jourdan conticitf^is timpph?f%
art and viaorioqsfoar£h;wl6lea
retire with indfltifaWl^pri^'^f
was then at Juliers, @tidtcd:&eadu£taed
the p#ffage of the Boov^w Themm^^te
err ployed in withdß^isk ihe/flmd.
W%(WM^^r%
On the I4th; Sept.drßbx%|n|^nfii2-.-
tacked the Q\ik€?fYb/I^^
my, takitf.f^y^'tetyityffl^B
pieces of cannon. \}t+&/b^
haus^aid ' downshe^ara^4o^,Re,i4^**^*tfrt ^%
who had forded a ditch fotift^kfl^ra T^>
next day, (Sept. 15) thep^ke<i\?jk;tf^
5000 men, attempted to ie^ke fo<f£tg^3,\
Republicans attacked him, and in a few mo-"
merits he thought pruderitjp retire. , The
loss of the French, by Pichegtu's account,
amounted to only fifteen killed. .
On the 4th October, was ^bpconced to
the Convention, the taking 0% Graverce\}^;
(probably thefame place where the Dukebr 'Q
York's last letter, we published, was dated ) <'
Keiferfleurem, had been taken from \thefy'
French, a few days prior to tiie capture xfrk,;
Gri^ec ceur, by the combh.ed a^y in ffiat.
quarter ; brc Hibit ihtmdenr,^^
was immense, as it is fiid, that of fa&&
whole regiments, there remained buc ico
rank and file.—Gravecceur commands the
sluices of Bois-le Due, on the right If the
Meuse—The advantages gained by its cap-
; t,re are 500 men, -9'cannon, 30,000 cwt. of
powder, 1000 muskets, and tttyr to Bois-le
Due.
b Mifeeilaneous.,
\ There were taken at the capture of St. Se
} baftians, in addition to what.has teen m^i^
tioned in our papers, 472 pieces of cannon ,
and 28,000 muskets. A fleet failed from
Bourdeaux, in Company with Capt. Philips,^
laden with stores bound to the above ^ce.
The exadiohs upon eighteen ttyps cap
tured by the French, ih Belgium, amounts
to 60,c00,000 livres ;, 14/,000,o bo Hire,
has been forwardedto P^±
what had been retained for fe supply ofthe
Northern Army.
Tlie Eledorai Crown of TreWs, fasbeen
sent to Paris, and ordered tc toe Min r .'
Odober 4, a report was made to the Cdn,
vention of 30 prizes taken arid g funk, in th
course of a few days.
; It appears from the different Puris paperfy^fl
that Moderation, is, and seems likely to
continue, the order of the day in Fringe.
Several communications from jacobin So
cieties, to the Convention, favoring Robe
spierre's measures, were sent back to the,
communicators. A number of the princi
pal officers, who had aded against the Veto
deeites, were denounced by the Convention
for their cruelties in that business, and some
arrested. On a motion of a member, it was ^
agreed, that the most moderate measures
should be fifed in all proceedings againg
those unhappy Itifurgenti, called Chouans,
(screech owls.) * .f-Tf^
Ori the 29th Sept; id^ero affignarits were
called in an^ burned. ,'' ^
The gentleman who favoured us with'the
above News, fays that rfbt a word" 1$ men
tioned relative to the posture of affairs on the -
frontier of Holland, further than is stated in,
fubttance in the foregoing accounts, atilt
tbefe it is evident th^t^bifrle-pi&ra
taken on the 4th O& He adds, that tfepa
pers make no mention of the a&ffination of
Tallien, though tie is not found, as-usual,
in the debates Os the Convention. *'
j frNote of Hamdi ^jf.;,/
IN order to prevent people being imposed
on, public notice is hereby given, to all
people, not to purchafc a noteoffad against
John Tucker, of Gilman town, payable ,to
Elijah D,ity offiig GUma^ fev
I being toft $f ftqlen, jt is fffl&dto bear
date of Declan 179^ payable the Ift
day ofSeptember, 'I,Q4' : ''
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. Gilmaatown Nov. 25,17%. 0
^felted ^j,,^ .wi-^ isc&gLfo^^ T
zNAirfte UrißElTt '• 1
✓^AME to the febfa,b,foeftfo
.GtaQK,™^ s^te
ch^r^es <and take it away. .
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