The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1794-11-14 00:00:00, page 3

Lhe ting vvai^l^^^rel'
AVGUSTJfc
: Oy,the brave footers of ?he armies ^ the
Sambre and Meuse, after having teftified
thetr) indignation ag^ Robcrfpierre apd
the tyh^r confpirat, rs.^ The law, the law
only for all, and anpihjlatiori to him who
would - endeavour to rife „tye it. Reprefen
tafye%you decreed fo laurel for the victo
ry obtained in the fields of Fleurus. You
nvuaccept the civic crown which the nume
rous and brave foldier§ of the Sainbre and
Moselle present to ,ou for the glorious 9th
of Thermidbr. The Republic one and indi
visible will always be our relying point."
This address being read and ordered to be
inferred io, the minutes, the Reporter spoke
,of the Moselle army, who havejuft merited a
T^ Shelter of the emigrants and the tral
- tors to France, isjuft taken —Treves is now
punished for the perfidy of its Eledor, and
the reception given to the Brigands. Im
mense magazines, provisions, cattle in great
numbers, and heavy contributions in cpin,
will produce an indemnity to the Republic.
For four years Treves drained us of our mon
, ey, they ihall return it. They attempted to
, depreciate our affiguats ;, they shall now take
them.:. They participated in the plot of
starving France ! they ihall feed our armies,
P^te ^^ the army began its match in
three columns, from different points, to ren
dezvousat Treves. One; proceeded between
theMofelle and Luxembourg ; the other on
-gfrOfe^^ third ad
rcea * the c
4 On tfe 19th, an eng%gemerft took place
with a corps of the enemy, whole cannonade
difl not injure us in the to, and whom we
tefoon forced to retreat. Another corps de-,
fended the toft of Gravenma'cher, (a town
on the Moselle, in the. D@y of Luxem
bourg) but & trembling garden evacuated
%^ e§ ^doned A*^ magazine of oats
and wheat, and retreated towards Luxem
bourg, f The communication of this fortrefs
with Treverand the Moselle, is now entirely
cutoff.— On the 20th at 9 o'clock in the
evening, we reached a bridge defended by a
formidable artillery, which was toon swept
away and abandoned entirely, in tefs than
an hour and an half. .WL^ ?
The Adrians left here % moon and
I an ammunition waggon, and besides the kill.
ed and wounded, 90 prisoners. The Jeff
, column took during this time the famous
Montague Verie, (GflM,min) „tae
;the tyrant Lou, OT. toft fy left than
15/000 men, and before which a/malerolent
, im^fter of ,r neral {Bduffolle tyti&e
meant) was bafficd« <\^^^a^^fo^.#;
The enemy left here 600 dead, a great
^ny prided, and 8 0 prifoefe; Onr; loti
on tides, and the army entered it in,
l^^r "* " ft irt ™3 °' d °*
, dotted betaken tWetofelve& 0 their tels,
Xrid*lhe\ra§niCip^l ^offlec^'tSme formerly
ikhfffl^ th#» '
eefs. them>
ences which coriliiianded thecitv: We are
• '%te^!^ thearmjes<
<Dublin; sept. I.—The depredations of
Nor ire me Northern Powera entirely
tree from the spirit of Revolution.
Some accounts teh-the/ Rhine
,mention, that 'Warfaw has funehder
ed to hi# Pruffun Maj sty by capsu
lation —Other and more probabe, ac
counts from Gallicia state, that the
Prussians were repulsed on the 3 ift ult.
in an attack m^e on Kufkiuko's en
trenched camp.
We shall be sincerely happy to 1
communicate jo the public the pleat
ing intelligence of the complete &
comfiture of the attempts of the Buf
fiaoi and Pruffiaos against the liberties
of Poland,
By thelaft intelligence from Amer
ica, it would teem, that the patience of
the people of chat country is nearly ex
haufte^. bi< ih^e no longer a mat
ter of doubt by whoto the Infant are
excited co thole a& of depredations
and murder, which are daily commit
ted upon the frontiers.
.We can hardly bring ourselves to
believe that such has beeo the diabolr
cal policy of our government ; but if
conduct has so aurocicullv beaa ^ow
fued by ministers, or by fyfe who ad
under them, wd a war with America
be the <;onfequence, ,e do not hesitate
to pronounce that ; fych men Should
become the ty& of, the public jus
tice of their cauncffo'^,
py 4 vessel, #§nfafrom Virginia,
there' is intelligence, that on the i2.h
inst. in hr. 48, 30 100 g. 17, he fell io
with la Survejll&rte, of 48 guns I'Arar
bu<c,de and /Ariadne, of 40^4
each, who irrformed him iharghey
had been out from B-est 14 days, and
tefaken %„ty prizes: That ilfere
were two line ot»atye ships to the
Northward, and two more fefefe
Southward, looking out for the fleet
from America. On^he i6%ff1,.i0
fat. 49, ft,,tefell in with I,fee
publican ^4 ^,,Giorieux, of 40 guns
each, and la fifel e . They had been
out todays from Bourdemand had
^!%
fo^fo 4bp ^CT
B^ord D^ <M&^fy&feW
"hi;_M, %ft ^,^ re
'EB^B^BBS
fiftin of about 6000 Virginia and land
troops, which ft^fffofyhto
cetd for Cert Pitt on Wedhefdav nexri 'The
marchinp the troobs over the Alleganv Teeth's
to have ho other ob est butthat of ihewira
the people that the government can quell
h r ^rnlohernre daily appre
lany appeatyiceW^'
t<r bun •,' rver, p4#agfflftftfq
take, which they are not certain of feeding
fafe into port.—This order is «signed to
.prevent the peffibility of their prizes' tiring
taken. Thus they ate fore otdaWbyifyhe
commerce of their foes one way or thepthezi
If they are near p@rt, or want any part of the
cargoes of the prize vessels, they fare them,
if not, they destroy them. Never wes the
j commerce of Greatbritain so much injured §
>nd wefoould not be furpfad #M# !!?f
gme paralytic Shocks at Lloyd's Ceffee
House!" -
1 Nov. 2,, The brig F&, Drived
fefterday from Antigua, brings An
tigua papers of Oft. 13, Whibfkotif
tain the following important Article :
" That upwards of 76 Transports
have arrived at Spithead widf Britifti
troopffrom Holland, so &tffic'pro
fectoon, chhCconiinenW warfeems
nbw to be entirely abandoned.”,
The papcrs also contain ihefolk^
log impbr tan t. articles :
" Th& Britiffi camp at&^lptipe,
which General Graham cotomahded,
has ctfltuhted; add we underffanti
the .General arid'^^^^to
be lent tdßngland;not to ferveagamtf
the Ftetfeti during the prefect war.
“ By the lift accounts from Gaudaloupe,
14 a very fewm^^^
tENTffiEL.=Bo' STO ' N , Nov": 8. This
morning arrived here the ship Nancy, ©apt
Follet, from Liverpool, 57 days-b,ing%ad
: besieging Bergen op Zoom, the
Wethrtlands. Lord Howe'§ fcriwa^
pg foffWof,iUhips 04<1% imc=
^§^^l^^
who were in great force. :
I # London accounts t e Sept. 13;, fth&tafe
accounts es the re ©aptu^ oftCoh^l Qffl
'^^^^
p^ce ; on the contrary, the must adiie pre.
pardticns are making for carrying on the
tear—in pifd,Q n t,it it said, the^repch have
mttwitha check, as ft so
, mere i. a report ^circulation, tfyeafl
bears the anteear&nce of probability that pen
lattacKeatne xsriniu gar„jon i
I t>eli,which he teoKilie point er the o^yoctet, 1
I cles of capitulation we have not vet seen ।r|
We hear/hoWe^r, tti^ the Frend); in this
I important tortincatioh, took nd lets th&n^oJl
b^juft .
beyond meafurt— 103 Bririfh v,effete 1
were gapped by the French in Ate ,
gust kft. n>
The Convenribn^it is said, ere de-&
cermined io order togive the finishing |?
blow to the pride and the power of
- and then to secure the cause
of Liberty every where, to take j
veffeb bound to or from any of the ,
ports of Greatbritaln, which ' may have
been insured in that illfaied kingdom.
Thte^ill check the defthi&iy^ tfl&
of that, nation with fc Umtl^ Sffi
and bring tier soon to terms of reason;
'Anotner singular infance of her n
dicolus pride,'jw cffebter^ icfelf, to
the aftfflhmenrffirctt^
^ti:at ntft an ally id ,6e w^r—But
,@ii.cqw the principal—She has -
tybfaiz(d the Emperor iq cobttooe ,
hir owh^uiirrel, at #8 eribrffioui ex- %;
penfe of 7 millions flerlmg.
, r ln^QQhe a@ia opfalcad ne
ver looked so dififtrertte, a, they do at
ptefetffoaert the uffiirt of cor klhei fd^
profperdul 0
It is impede t&c^ft^
deftruaive fixation than che com
merce of Greatbritatn must be ia from,
the Operation of the prefect war, in
whiety she is so absolutely engaged—-"
She has already toft her trade to Hol
land; France, Abftfan Netherlands,
and to Germw%the Scheldt and
tty Rhine— Her commerce with Rut
fa ft<@rtk^^ again st
ta-she is extremely ertibarraffed in
her wHT^rfe with the Portegueft &
fa@tafo(libai ^
fo'rQ@ refeurc^ but with the United;
sra, ; i^iy^ ti^ff#
qfos!4feimmtot6 mil- ,
ty@W re *«Mb money we ;
^'^ri I proouceaare but^alf t
hemfea, our imports-— Without
Imenca, Lireatoritain could not con
she rceiw4p,fh from this, coupe,
linlet letii to > her^ allittanre • it we