The Mirror — Concord, N.H., 1798-02-06 00:00:00, page 3

to myfelf $ 2nd it it cot firmed
by (he featimen!i which you have
thii day declared to me. I will
not be wanting to my people, but
will ftaod or fall with them, in
the defence of our religion, and in
the maintenance of the independ
ence, lawi, and liberties of theft
kiogdomi."
NOV. 20.
The Survillaint faye," An ar
my of 30,000 men, under the
command of Geo. Maffena, it im
mediately to repair to Portugal. —
Hit pretence will probably put an
end to the indecision of that
court."
Frontiers of Italy,
^%_OCT. 27.
THE French army it now
drawing off from the Austrian I
ta'ian frontiers, • and marching in
different coum^into theMilanef&
la federal placet and diftrids which
have-been left by the _French and
taken pofrffion of by the Cifal
pne troop, the former have lev
ied all the arrears of the contribu
tions, or imposed new ones. At
Bftfcia they required two millions
of livm, of which Count Venero
h paid 70 000. They have like
wise required two millions of Man
tua.
FRANCE. A
PARIS, NOV. 8.
Letters from Wefel state, that
the Pruffi±n, cabinet has received
advices which assure them that the
Fench government intend, Should
the WK with Britain continue, to
frnd a body of troops by the way
<'Berr^n, to take poss ffioo of
Hamburg, in order to close that
pm ag^oftahe Britilh on the con
linear. This news has caused
lunch alarm, and it is laid that
Baffin fhou'd such a design ex
id, woo d eppofe it.'
The minister at war in a circu.
hr letter aedreffed to the com*
a^fiFmers of the executive ditedo
t, complains that the necrff<ry ac
tive v g not used to make the te
qufidon men pin th? armies, and
itqTes to re doub e their zeal.
Nov 9.
The congress of R ftadt will
open on rhe ift of Dumber.
One of the journals efforts, that
Buonaparte has deemed full leave
irom iteD^aor, to retire alto
gether, but that the Directory
petfift in their determination to
m<ke him forfh the negotiation
gißaftacit.
£:, % NOV. ty^
We are effused that the Exec
utive D^aory has indirectly in
formed the court of London^ that
peace might be concluded if it
would codent to the re-eftabifh
meat 00 the one part and on the
other, if the Swus ante Bellum
Thev intimated, at the fame time,
that thtv will cever depart from
this reWotibn. ' .^W^,^^
The wife of General Buona
parte is on her way to Paris, and
ihe General himfelf if expeded i^
fibeen-days.^}h^
v The following letter has been
addrtffed ty La Fayette, Lwur
Maube<g, and Bureau de Puzy,
toGenew fyo^parte.^} '
^ Citizen General,,
" The prisoners of O'mtrz.
hippy to owe their deliverance to,
the good w^t of their country
£rd year invincible „ m s, have
etfoped tote captivity the ^c|
that their liberty and their lives
were attached to the triumphs of
the republic k,. and your periopal
glory. They no^v enjoy the hom
age which they love co pay their
deliverer,,
" It would be pleating to ns,
Citizen General, to go and offer
in peifoo this expre ffioo of our
sentiments ; to fte in the theatre it l
felt of such viapriei the army
which had gained them, and the
hero who bad placed cur resur
rection in the number of hit mira
cles ; but you know that a jjura
ey from Hamburgh hnot left to
our choice ; and it is from the
place in which we hade a I,ft a
dieu to our goalcrs, that we ,4,
dress our thanks co their conquer
or.
"In the folirary retreat upoi
the Daoifh territory of, Holfco,
where we are trying to re eftab
lilh the beal:h of thole whom
you have favted, we join to the
wishes of our patriotism for the
republic, the warmed intcreft for
the illuftricus General towhem we
are still more attached by the e
- which he has render'd to
the cause of liberty and our coon
try, than by the petrosal obhga
tions which it is our g ory to owe
him, and which the wirmeft grati
tude has forever engraved on our
hearts. (Signed)
"LAFAYETTE,
“ LA TOUR M AUBOURG,
" BUREAU DE PUZY”
American!news.
_ ftQ,„_„ar Rite,
GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, JAN. 5.
THE brig Juno, capt. Tit
comb, from St. Bartholo
mews, is arrived at Tybe, after a
psffage of 14 days. Cipt. Tit
comb inform#, that an order had
just arrived from France for cap
iwirg all American vessels, wheie
soever bound, and carrying them
into port for examination. He
add,, that the French priv^teert
iocreafe rather than diminish.
)P^NN^l^^
PHILAD. JAN. 19.
It is currently reported and be
feved, that there * a letter in
town from Mr. Vms Murray,
eur reGdenc minister at the Hague,
informing he had received a let
ter from Mr. Msffhal one of our
Commiffiooers to the Executive
Dire^ory of France, who had or
dered Mr. Murray to do fame lie
tie bufinefe for him, as he expafts
Mhe Commiffitoea will have to re
turn home shortly without tffe&-
og the obfrd Os their mission
We could not learn by what vtffe 1
this letter had reached .here, nor
the date of Ms. Murray'^ letter,
much less that ofMr. Maifhal to
Mr. Murray ; but we have been
assured of the fad, by a gentleman
of veracity. 1 .
APPQINTMENTS.-Fifher
Ames, Bofhrod W^fhi gton, and
Alford Moore, Esq-s. to hod a
treaty with the Cherokee Indians,
for the extingnifoment of theij
claims to certain lands io Teonef
fee. ; ^fe\i}^
It is Gated in the EngHfh prints
&&the^mperoc ofßuffii has
granted a penGon of 200,000
rubles, to Inuis XVJIL
LpukXVlll hat set out for
&to^,fc^ r
tablithmect rff.red by R^ffi^
they are then to wear the~ Ruffian
uniform.
z ^° "A^^
It is currently believed in the VTeftin
diesf ibat France has declared, War a
gainst the United States. —No wonder,
whep they d<ily witness the horrible pi
racies on American commerce.
NE^YORK.
LNEW YORK, JAN. 22.
We are informed that the Sec
retary of State, yesterday (Thu f
d§) received a letter from M'.,
Murray, our Micifter at the
Hague, teclofig alerter he re
ceived from General Matftull,
whih informs, that the French
gov rmtnc would not recognize
the American Commission, and
that ^hey daily exp<&ed they
wou d be obliged to quit the Re
pub ic. Mr. Marfbah's letter is
dated Off, 2 1.
the Mirror.
CO NCORD,
TUESD AY, February 6, 1793.
Died tiddeoly, at We^re/on S^tuda?
the fl i. ft the Reverend Mr. Wood,
P^ft rot the Church in that town. — 3
It is with 'he keener regret that we
mention this fivers lots to the town of
Weare; to the World, and to Religion
and Morality. But.
- " Though fu^den was the ftreke
" Which flop! his vital breath,
6 He must obey, ('tw^God who (poke)
" And yield to cruel death.*"
0 bat„ 4a'b for him, hor biply blft,
T^ 'owl Spirts and wi^gs its may to rtf.
Th, lo„ of wee a friendly deeply mourn,
Wbtl& H/, to bhjt )u„emt by Argol: borne.'
In this town, on Saturday last, of the
(Canker Rih, a Child of Mt. Jacob
Emmons.
'' ^leep buffi babe, and take tby rest,
" God call'ayou borne—be ibo't it btft."
■ -wwm/XEJJMffiwwMwai -
Utilapp, Accidents.
We learn from Northhampton, that
on the 20th ulr. as Capt. Daniel Phelps,
with his wife and a daughter 7 years old,
belonging to Lebanon, N. H. together
with a young lady belonging to Connec
ticut, was pAfhn'g down Connecticut riv
er in a High, he accidentally drove into
a glade, about 3 miles below N Hamp
ton, and Mfs. Phelps and daughter were
unfo tunately drowned. The body of
tht child was taken out soon after she fell
in ; but tpe body ofMrs. Phelps was not
found on the 23d ulr. although great ex
ertions have been made to recover it.
Look cut for Mad Dogs.'
Lately at Groton, Muff, a Mad D^g
bit two or three perfens, a Calf, Hog,
and fify^l; D>gs, and in conftquence
was fh?o The Calf bit a woman while
feeding it, but no bad fympt>ns has as
yet appeared. Tire calf died a few days
afterwards. In Chelmsford, Exeter,
and some other towns, several dogs ap
parently in a state of madness, have been
killed — Happily this town is not yet run
mad ! ! '4
BOSTON, JAN. 31.
Latest from Europe.
Since our last, the ship An
go, Capt. Smith, has arrived
mthe outer harbor from Ca
diz ; which flic left the i6<h
Dec. her letters were brought.
Uptown last evening. From
them, and from the verbal,
reports of the Captain, wc[
learn s
That letters from Paris, had
been received at Cadiz, as late'
^as Nov, 14% at,which time
bur Exua- Envoys were rc_
%aiiiiig'ln 'fialW^wd ; and
That 'thofe letters, itohich were
.from both Americans and )
[Fretachmty,fa their
;p^^fy
^^fi^^M't
lion as .gloomy. Not vth
ilanding thi- sombre a { pe/l,
a great change had taken
place in the conduct of the
French cruisers, who now
tre^t American viffcs with
rcfpc&, when their papers
are regular:
That Admiral Orde, wbh
24 fail of the line, and Frig
ates, continued to block the
harbor of Cadiz; while Ad
miral Lord St. Vincents was
in the Tagus refining the re
mainder of his fleg :--•
That in conference of the
blockade of the Spanish port's,
and the decrease of Spanish
Flipping, the Court of Mad
rid had granted permission of
a free trade to Southamerica,
for all neutrals laden with
Spanish produce ; and that
tome American Captains were
prosecuting voyages to 'hat
region of gold and fiver : and
„ That the Peace lately brok
en between France and Por
tugal was re-concluded, and
that the reports of an inva
sion of that kingdom, through
Sptin, had ceased ^—though
those of an invasion of Eig
1a d, by the French reman
ed in circulation^
DISAGREEABLE
Letters by the lad Mail,
from Philad. and from the
heft-inarmed citizens, agree,
that the people of the United
States must expert fo'on to
I hear officially, that the Ame
rican Envoys will not be treat
ed wth, by the French Di
rectory, upon any terms short
of such as will commit the
Independence, dignity, and
dearest rights of rhe U. States.
They add, th@t uniet's the
people, one and all, unite to
Support their government, &
its present administration, a
baleful faction stands ready
to profit by their supineness,
and to prostrate the inde
pendence of their country to
the Gallic Directory..
From tl^
Capt. Church, arrived at
Newlondon, from Guade
loupe, after a passage of go
days, informs, that Victor
Hughes has ordered by a late
arret, the condemnation of all
American vessels ta^en mere
than two leagues tofhelotiih
ward of Defeida ; without
refpeCt to domination. He
adds, that the Americans are
treated with great indignity
at Guadaloupe ;---even the
Negroes insult them in the
fleets.
1000 Dollars
May io a few soy, be drawn by feme
Adventurer id Dartmouth College Lot
rery—The crowing will commence on
Wednesday the ziftinti, at Concord *-
At the Store of WILIAM A. Kekt,
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