The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1792-12-24 00:00:00, page 3

From Philadelphia— December I b
By the English Papers we have received per
Packet, we find that all was quiet in Paris the
latter end of September, contrary to the Ex
pectations cfmbft Politicians not warm in the
cause of the French. Some Disturbances had
agitated Organs and Lyons; but by the Exer
tions cf the Aflembly, the firft were quelled,
and steps were taken to restore Tranquility in
the last mentioned Place. We find no Men
tion in these Papers of M. La Fa yette.
The Progress of the French Forces into
Sa%, and their Reception unequivocally
Prove, that the cause of Kings is not to be
Supported by the Arm of the People, when
once the Light of Liberty has illumined their
Understanding and warmed their Breasts.
.This vidory of Freedom over Difpotifm
may be considered as the Precurler of an ex
tensive European Revolution.
ABSTRACT of anEfimaie of the Expenditure for
' th civil Lift of the United States, together
•with the incidental and contingent Expenjes of
the federal Departments and Offices for the Year
1793^ rented ^ the Secretes, of the Treasury
to the Houje of Reprefentativs;
"PRESIDENT'S Salary, 25,000 Dollars—
[Viceprefident's ditto, 5000—Chief Jus
tice of the United States, 4000 —Five affcciate
Judges at 3500 Dollars each, 17,500 DaPars
—Amount of Sallaries to the Judges of the
United States, 21,700 Dollars— Amount of
Compensation to the Members of the Senate,
House of Representatives, and their Officers,
1 45>59 1 Dollars—Treasury Department,
y,o§o Dollars—Department of State. 6300
Dollars— Department of War, 11,2,0 Dollars
—Board of Commissioners for the settlement
of Accounts between the United States and in
dividual States,! 3,3oc—Amount of compeh
fations, to the Loan Officers for 13 states,
13,250- Governour's salary, Judges' salary,
Compensations to the other Officers, and con
tingent Expenses of the Government of the
weftern Territory, 11,000 Dollars—Amount
of Pensions, including that of Baron Steu
ben, 5267 Dollars, 73 Cents—For incidental
and contingent Expenses, relative to the civil
Lift EftablUhment, 20,263 Dollars, 66 Cen's.
Total ofihe estimate of expenditures for the
civil Lift for 1793, 352,466 Dallars, and 39
PiitJburgb, November 2^.
Thursday last a Detachment of Men, under
the Command of Captain Brock, marched
into Town from Virginia.
By the latest Account from Georgia, receiv
ed from Mrt.Seagrove, Agent fpr Indian Af
fairs in the southern Department, it appears
that the Chiefs of theCreekNation are not un
friendly to any Part of the United Staq. On
the Contrary, Mr. Seagrove fays he has rea
son to think it is the with of nine ten & cf
that Nation to be in ftri& Friendship With us.
And all danger of an Interruption of the Har
mony, arises from the restless and vicious
Disposition of some of the white People among
us.. —— —;
CONCORD, December 24, 1792.
To the Southward much is said against
Mr. Adams's being reeleded Viceprefident of
the United States —but yet it is very probable
he will be chofen—ln this State, Majaebufats,
Conneaicut, Rbodcifland, and Vermont, the Voice
of the Electors is, for President, the great,
the illustrious WASHINGTON—For Vice
prefident, the good, the patriotick Adams=
✓America's tried Friend.
We are informed that the General Court
have ordered the next Election to be holden in
this Town And that Hopkinton is made a
halfityire Town ! !-
GOOD NEWS--.#/ true.
On the Sth Instant, a Vessel arrived at Sa
te, which failed from Gottenburg, in Sweden,
the rid of Odober—News had just arrived in
Gottenburgb, That the Duke of BrunJvtck was
precipitately flying before the French Armies,
it was supposed be would notmake any Stand
before he was out of the Territory of France —
That in one Aftion, some Time in October, the
defpotick Army loft 8000 Men —and, in short,
that such Success attended the French, us Men,
fighting for Freedom, deferve#
NEWHAMPSHIRE.
War Department for the Year 1793: Pay of
the Legion of the United States, 304,308 Dol
lars—subsistence, 312,567 Dollars 75 Cents—
Forage, g4,B§6Doilars; Cloarhing, 112,000
Dollars—Equipments for Cavalry, 5000 Dol
lars—Horses for Cavalry, 5000 Dollars—
Bounty, 15,240 D/llars—DefenfiveProte&ion
of the frontiers by the militia, 50,000 dollars ;
Hospital department, 25,000 dollars—Quar
termaster's Department, 100,000 dollars—ln
dian Department, 50,000 dollars—Ordnance
Department, 23,835 dollars 32 cents—lnval
ids, 82,245 Dollars, 32 Cents—Lease of the
Buildings occupied for the Waroffice, &c.
1,666 Dollars, 66 Cents- - Contingencies of the
War Department, 50,000 Dollars=-Total Ex
penses of the War Depar. for 1793, 1,171,719
Dollars and § Cents.
By the comparative Statement of Expendi
ture and Revenue to thfEnd of the Year 1793,
made by the Secretary, hey stand thus:
Dollars, Cents.
Total Expenditure = = 12,306,175, 47
Total Ways and Means, 1^,393,195, 18
Additional estimate for making good defi
ciencies for the support of the civil Lift Estab
lishment ; for aiding the,fund appropriated
for the Payment of certain Officers of the
Courts, jurors and wi neffes; for the fopport
of Lighthouses ; and fpethe Eftablifhmeut of
ten cutters, and far other purposes—Total
92,599 Dollars, 66 Cents.
General estimate of the Expenses of the
Friday, November 23.
THE Bill for leimburfing certain extra &-
penfes of the Commlihoners tp the southern
Indians, was read the faft Time.
According to the Order of the Day, the
House, in C- mmi;tee of the Whole, took into
Confederation the Bill received tr< m the Sen
ate, for regulating foreign Coins, and for
other Purposes—Mr. Sedgwick in the Chair
— Aftet ;agreeing to several Amendments, the
Committee rose and reported Progress.
Monday, November 26.
Mr. Wadsworth, from ConneßicHt, ap
peared and took his Scat.
The Petition of JtyWy Masters tty Owners
of Vessels employed'in the coasting Trade,l
complaing of the Duties and Officer's fees
they are fubjeded teas extravagant,and pray
ing Relief, was read and referred to the Com
mittee on the Bill to regulate the coasting
Trade.
The Bill to reimburse certain extraordinary
Expenses of the Commissioners, for treating
with the Creek Indians, was read a second
Time, referred to a Committee of the Whole,
and made the order of the Day for Tomor
row. ' -
APetition signed b,WARNER Mifflin,
on the Subject of Negro Slavery, was present
ed and read. '
The following Motion was made and agreed
to: Resolved, that the Commissioners for fa
lling Accounts between the United States and
the individual States, report the Time at
which they suppose they ihall be ready to make
a final Report; and whether any, and what
ObftruCtions remain to Prevent such final Re
port.• —
Tuesday, November 27.
A Communication was received from the
Governour of the Territory northwest or the
Ohio, enclosing a Petition from the Inhabi
tants of Post Vincennes, on the Wabafb, pray
ing to be exempted from Charges of Survey.
Read and referred to'Meffrs. Livermore,
Muhlenberg, and Leonard. I '
A Motion for the Appointment of a Com
mittee to prepare a Bill making farther Com
penfati< n to certain Receivers est Continental
Taxes, was made, and ordered to lie on the
Table. & -
Wednesday, NoQnber 28.
Mr. Lawrance prefaced a Petition from
9 Collectors of the Duty on distilled Spirits, in
the State of Ate,orb, stating that they had
been employed 15 Months in,he publick Ser
vice, for which they have received no more
than about 90 Dollars each, and praying re
lief, Referred to the Secretary of the Trea
sury.
The Petition of Abigail Hart, Widow
of? he hue Major Jo* atn*sHar t, was pre
sented and read, praying that she may receive
a Penfen similar to those granted to the Wi
dows of Officers killed in the late War. Re
CONGRESS— Fifth Session.
ferred to Messrs. Wadsworth, Goa
don,and — •
Mr. Boudinot presented the Petition of
William Lockaway, a Soldier in the late
War, praying for a full Pension Referred to
the Committee on similar applications.
Agreeable to .he Order of the Day, the 3d
reading of the Bill for regulating foreign Coin
was taking up, and after some Converfatiou
postponed to the firft Monday in January next.
A Motion was made for the Appointmentof
a Committee to bring in a Bill receding Fu
gitives from Justice, and Servants from their
Masters—Ordered to lie on the Table...
The Bill to compensate the Commissioners
to the Creeks, for extra Expenses, was taken
up in Committee of the whole, Mr. Sedg
wick in the Chair. After some Conversa
tion, ihe blank Sum was filled wiih 1200 Dol
lars, [I6OO Dollars is the Amount of the ex
tra Expenfes] and the Committee reported,
A Bill for making Compensation to the Wid
ows and Orphans of thole killed by the Indi
ans under the Sanction of Flags of Truce, was
presented, read twice, and referred to a Com
mittee of the whole, to fit on Monday next.
[To be continued.]
b THE Proprietors of Concord Library
are notified that tbrir annual Meeting, by Adjourn
ment, will be on Wednejday next, at th licufe of
Benjamin Hannaford, 5 o'Clock, p. m.
By Order of the Directors,
H. KIMBALL, P. Clerk.,
Concord, [Monday] Dec. 241 b, 1792. ^
THOMAS LEW^SI
Has for SALE, at his STORE in CANTER
BURY, at the lowelt Price,.
for CASH o r COUNTRY PRODUCE,
The following Articles, viz.
BROAD Cloths, Tin Ware ofall forts,
Baizes, Crockery Ware,
Duffils, 7 by 9 Window Gbft,
Shalloons, Lead,
Cambleteens, Powder,
Chintzes, Shot,
Velvets, 1 Redwood,
Serges, Logwood,
Shawls, Alliun,
Lawns, Coppeffi
Cambricks ~.SpeUirg Beaty:.
Muzlins,l Plalm and Hymn
Modes, " Books,
Twists, Snuff,
Silk Handkerchiefs, Tobacco,
Ribbons, Pins,.
Quality, Needles,
Shoebindings, Nails,
Sciffars, Ha s,
Buckles, Rum,
Buttons,' Sugar,
Hand HL Hinges, Molasses,
Door Handles, Tea,
Knives and Forks, Pepper,
Files, Alfpice,
Plane Irons, Nutmegs,
Tapes and Taste, Raisins,
Warming Pans, Rice,
Teapots, Co "°4liOmrc
Pewter of all forts, , Cards,'
Glass Ware of all Buckram,
forts, - Awles and Tacks.
ALMANACKS for 1793.
Cafb, and the highest Brice, giv
en for Bees Wax, Shipping Furs, Salts, and
Pot and Pearl Alhes.
W Cotten and Linen RACS,
of any Colour or Quality, taken at laid Stere,
for which the highest Price is given.
Canterbury, December 24, 1792.
A Word, to the Wife, is Efficient !
B JAMES HANNAFQ&fofe
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