The Mirror — Concord, N.H., 1797-12-12 00:00:00, page 3

fraud on whic% to ?#lfe as expectation 1
tnit a Commerce without Proteaion or'
Defence will not be Plundered.
The Commerce of the,U. States, is 4
effemidl, if aot to theUEsifttnc^,j| leqft
to their Comfort, their Growth, Pros
perity and Happiness. The Genius,
Charadcr and Habits of the People are
highly Commercial. Their Citfeftire
been formed and erift upon Commerce.
Our Argricultvie,' Fisheries, Arts and
Manufa&ares are conneßed wih Ind d&
pend upon it. In short Commerce has
made this Country what it is; and it
cannot be destroyed or negleaed, with
out involving the Peoplein Poverty and
D:ftrefs. Great numbers are dire&ly &
folcly Supported by Navigation. The
Faith of Society is pledged, or the Prefer
ration of the Rights of Commercial and
Seafarinf, no less than of the other Citi
fens. Under this view of our Affairs, I
fa uld hold myfelf guilty of a Negled of
Dot,, if I forbore to recommend that
we should make ever, exertion to Protest
our Commerce, and to place our Coun
ty in a fui'able 'poliure & defence, as
the only sere means of preferring both.
Ihaveenteitfoed an expectation that
ft would have been in my power, * the
opening of thfe feflion, to havecoinffiu
nicated to you the agreeable information
of the due Execution of our Treaty with
hh Catholic M jetty, rtfpa% the with
drawing of his Troops fromour Teirko.
ry/and the Demarkation of the Line
ot Limits.—But by the latest authentic I
intelligence, Spanish Garrisons were ffill
con inued within our country, grid the
Running ot the Boundary Line h^d pat
been commenced. 7 hese circumfta&ces
aiethe nw^ to be regretted^ as &y
oanno&p to aff^a the radians in a man.
ner injurious to the U. States. Still,
however, indulging'the hope, ithat the
answers which Ware-been given, »illfc.
@fo theobjections offered by the Span
ish Officers, te the immediate Efecution
bf the Treaty, Lhavir judged" it proper,
thit we should continue in. readiness to
receive the Posts, and to run the Uof of
Lifhits*
Further information on ftyea&iftbe
communicated in the coutfeoftneSeffioh.
In couaettion ^with this unpleasant
fine of things on cur Weftera Frontier,
it is proper tor me to mention, the at
tempts of Foreign Agents, to alienate
the Affeaiotrsofite Indian Natloos;&
t> excite them to paw Hostilities against
&U. States. Great rfAiviry has been
exerted by tbefe persons, who hdye in
figured themfclves among the Indian
tibes, refiling within the territory of
the United States/ to influence them to
k^ter their affections find force to a
Foreign Nation ; and to form them
l@ia confederacy, and to prepare them
for War,ag tinft the U^tate s.
Aitho* <nea(urW have been taken to
coHmeractfefe Infacfe^i ofour Rights
to prtv^m Indian Hostilities, and to pre
ftrwe entire their Attachment to the U.|
S^tes, it is my duty to Observe, that to
give 3 better effect to Ihefe measures, &
to obriae the cou^q^nces of a repe
tition of such practices, L Law fo,id,
jug Adequate p,Q^ for fochOfe
ces may be necenary.
C The' cammiffisbeH afrpoiMdd under
ttefah article of the^reaty of Amity,
^^^^
metynfoo the Treaty of Readme!
^^^
fy&hmoffi of thtf Rises in
%^"^• %&&L ^^
vev& rtauifine than'bed been
±^m^^^^
rw^^^^
fiance of fixth^rtte oftte 'Tritay>.
larticleI articledthrTrettyc^
! ed by the Commissioners have been paid
I by the Brititli Governments A confide
r,Tfc&offafyfo,fr c,
and Ob *w racp^tfcoprf^
were the only object in qmflfon, have
been decided by ar bimtun 4 a nd the ferns
awarded to the citizens of the U.s have
Ilfotren'p&; ^ ^ ^^P^
The commiffiorien wto^
agimbly fa the cwfflrfrffimft,
cte of cur tteicy wiffySpi^^
at Philadelphia in the fomfflerpft
to examme and deckic ^h ihtf
claim# of our citizens sot lufa
&, have foftained i& conffqaefal
cf their vuflfeto find ' cargo, haw?
tartar t&iv by the 0j:a&of
hu Catholic Majefl,,rg!u<fa&he
Iste warbeLweto Sprin *nd& trice
The fifygifyv© fa idte@pt
edfbut tofffe<,+ ^
%^fffad fa# teem
gatcartamake qoti|plctM4H»
the Ipfeßtodidamtodtffed
0, Briffifiterefeli^
ot ite;cml@Mffl#ai¥ wiifa
the Sub,article Qf the tow,..®
Grta^mioefiad l&lx^fei
and damages, foftainedM ILiufh
fa@i.%a^
of theto tefai aid ©mtrfabd^
t^ken Within the limits apd junfr
diaiGii of the waited State#, and
fy|iot® frif porta, or taken by
,$h originally armed in pora of
the U. S. upon the awards of the
co&miffiomm 4^o® loader, the
fereach fflteltfrfh^^
it M mceffary.^@oo,^oo, be
made for. f^liofy ^feob@
Altona. y.^^&tf
hare omfifoeonfidriffle ^pehferta
making and fupporti(< the ^aimsof out
i*tob%H&M* m* 8
required for the purpose, have, in divers
iriftaAe&,beert*ifburrabyttie &nf&
oAhriU.& By meanrbf the fame cap
W% great numbers gs rar seamen have
been thrownM^ ^ Wile Entries,
destitute of all meanJjlfifbfifcncy and
the' tick, iu particular, Havbbeen elpcrfetl
td grievous bufferings. TheConfutotof,
in thefecafes, also advanced monies fur
their relief forjh^fe .advances they
reasonably expert relmbuifements for
the United States, r ..„.'^^ °' '
76, Cfrlar a^, rahifa t o fe,. „
qwru rovifa and am#,, Tbity,i
fats fr'lLtyffiOTirffy^^
„,Hr rehrf, frr^gf,, *i@fo&
intfa^al ; Qtto,tefa jff^i Mcfor,
to bi afaWcriu CfllfoWH frofai,
^k to fa diferttyffiktefa^
flag .ftbc U. S. and Qb foreign ,a,m. h
fftm,, ^Q Q#&
to,ton, fouje% brans referW*
mandraM©^ if lbs R^ft^Wte
^'H"
GHmrf&Hffl repiffo*^
^lfirmy <k„terebmffreM*
faFteto ^ffi&@n^ ©e
object which, „^&^&ftitu r
lion, are placed particular I, 'wkhid
^T^ ^^^
fence
the qpenie of Indiyi@, & ftf
And a& notation caoft tea
tnp umar hfr'tata ftirnciertt ftitna
fbr Defence #nA* miluiry opera
what hive tea called Funding
*± Arti4 : \ % '
I neuMp • .'f
I thf rnAtirmil iff ommuiation
,fyifwihip nv irnmFflf^te flXfL"Hlu
ftrftetftra^mfyite ferrite o^
the ensuing year, will, by my^
ff on, te bid before you., ^
§Gerton if & fonts, and n%
CTntlrera sf tbs Hmfo $/ Reptyratativet,
", *,^ ^^ together at a most
intereftieg period. Thefuo«ioa
.oTprincipal powers Europe,
^\fiffgutf sod potte ^ but. Con
''^f "''foniflifT&tte;^
:prfmft Commerce, tfo imptffi
tantVent there can be indiff^Ht
t&d% Such circumfiarm c^:i,
Iwfrh peculiar importunity, not tefs
:for ^ dilfofiddh to &* e "*?!
chafe meafarei on which ;hr hoc
lof, fafety' and profyeritY <M oat
country depend, than for all ffid
;eitfiitint "of W/fdem and Ffafr
'ln all loch meafurei you may
reljt 6^" my* z^aYoui and heatif
concurrenc?.' "^
J?."'JOHN^^AMS:*"
'M^fe^ ind~se@e
e^fy; the., S^ch w.a(mj& the
order of {be daf tor ^ra,s
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'^L^ concord; s'l^^
TUESDAY, sty„& r ff^
THE PRESIDED §?M%,
Published in thisty^Mi£ RORJs ft
craft, (peaking? Q^e of the most itiureft
ing official documents that &u be exbib
itedto the public, inasmuch as it con
tafra&rative/frbm the best informed
sources, ot the various and important
tranfiaions dering ihe rece/s.
f hithis.Addrefs, Mr, AO4IMS is per
feaiy HIMSELF— primary the TRUE
AMERICAN-—He vigilantly futveys
the revolving events abroad and at home,
and recommends the ^option of lych
meafurt,, as, white they may tend w
give fepirity io our property, eeriest
justly effendihy ether foi*r ~-Ndt
more attached to one nation thaafean:
other, his regards are exclufivdy limited
to the United States, where national
j^c is awarded, he commends—and
where' national ¥&<, is • difeovered, he
does not attempt to extenuate thy evi
dence of it. Plain truth i, bis objed—
To that he looks, and invariably adheres.
-. ri $^ o^ W" i v'• 1 '•.4*.s'Vr:.
Advices from Ctarleftoo, S. C.
to Nov. 21, furnifh information
glpei deteaion of aiver, impdr,
rant Conspiracy at that places by
# bitrkt frJamosg the objedt 0!
/which was the setting fire to the
city. French Emigrate Negroet
are principally implicated. Seve
rafhave been secured, ted the plot
b foppofed to be complete!, frufr
^CTPHILrfD. fr
„ Accounts from, the weft ward
fay, that 6,000 French troop#
foaaoally arrived at New Or
."w_~w—mCmfltrarac_—-—— —-.
BOSTON, fefr ^^
^MQAN^^£^^l
Ofthe feUbdiW; Mrofewodh
iog confoliftg to the friends of
Peace. Accoonti from Hamburg, 1
to oa. 4, meorion, that the hego-1
tiatron ft Udine was pofiUfefy at 1
to tod r^Mhat the German I
troop were matching for the fields |
ot controvert The Praia W1
Aki cur reader# will recolfea,l
were ordered to be 6Hed up by 1
tb< 6rb oa. That on both fide# I
'la nfltw'rif 1
On the Rbfoe both powers have 1
fo^ln'^'^her"^;l
pefttit Lia,ba, uei/ono, rairaco, |
m&ach G&I
Tg,hfc, UG know not whit 1
I
rett; -cr-forviti^ r-OiCT^
Tyrol churuy atrick Mx ;ofc ot
the Gfd^ a^y &i the Rh ^,
whi^ ^ifotefhii f^^ A W°:
rag affidh them in frernt Thufe
who delight in f« man c%^ge,
we doubt not; wilLfo<mbeft^
jgratifiod^ ftf,..'ft
! ^L^^Dtf^.
IMPORTaNTteiB rauE^
IThe Philac'. /fyora, gives a
i report, fotmdedon a flwte letter
Ifrom France; me the Rtb@
I were about to fend three Cettimif-
Idoom w the U,i:td Stam ro 4c
cofumodite grievances ;—tocom
peakte for fpoiktiona ;—and to
require of the United State#, at
commutation of (tyguarintee ot
their Weftiodi, &id,„ ,„m„l,
to the treaty of 'tty, a fom ofmo
ney r'qoU i&,Ug p^Hlfe of
100 COO ^M^W^^
pa, oG^tee rtirfrenti^^C^ttM
Fwcherhai puhitftfcdi^frtpk^e
ffbayredmgi tfe abm:# life
b&fii o1 f fe«¥m<tWffiqlft
fr,ft%, c
^Coital have
gone to Barn, AA, order of
chibgirfyt there'; itidjify#
pe& „foce are qcite &v&s
411 the &gi<ie> of war are lb mo
lioa.: ^ The barites of the Rhine,
and the Tagfamcoto are covered
whh troops, and if it Wi that op
tpe, urgent foliciwion q the &•
man die;, the Emperor o' ,°wi
wto march ao artny of ^
men ! rt> iffift higAtifyiap bio fer,
It improbable, tfi|it he wVF iffro^
fume measure, taM& Wif*
coutinuU.^ HI s oriob'
@ F#£W&. ^ - 1r
Advices received from Ham
burg of. a recent @«h leMfyo
room tp doubt the accuracy of the
Kigepce, that Geo. ^ Fayette
^tedfrom the tieri of O mo z.
Mr. Buol, the Imperial Mialft?^
Hamburg, hat acquainted M^
Mason, former!, the General so
de-camp, of hit liberation § and
an Olmutz paper of Sept. 16, fin
f The prifooefi of the fortrefoe
at litem *°d will set off op the
ißtb. They will go tyAuffia."
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RysT,cus, <uiy< j%fr fquqmilh f©
tbs iQrt^tbsnfoJbdll&ve a faste
v#r for. 1
o On, “ Imagining Styck" Carref
pondent, q bps hast bemi),W&'far&
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r@#ra fe ft Sefiftorttd Medley.
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