The Mirror — Concord, N.H., 1799-04-22 00:00:00, page 3

it flumed by the Senate and
Honfe of Representatives in
, General Conrt convened^ Ttint
ithe proportion to ever, cboufand
lldollare of the public taro, which
fetch town, parilh and place, with
/in thia State (hall annually. pay,
/ao^ for which the Treasurer it
hereby authorized and directed to
issue hit warrant!, (hall be at fol
low,, to wit :
Far the Cota, of Rockingham.
• Dij. Cts
Allenftowo, 1 36
Atkinson, 3 64
Bow, 2 99
1 Brintwood, 7 18
Candia, 6 80
Canterbury^ 790
Chester, 12 82
^Chichefter. 3 45
Concord, 1113
Deerfield, 11 46
E.ftKmgftoo, 3 6 5
Epping, 9 7°
Epsom, 5 60
Exeter,io 0
Greenland, 442
Hampftead, 4 75
Hampton,7l
Hamptonfall, 4 76
Hawke, ji
Ke^fingtoo, 60
Kingston, 4 86
Londonderry, 16 82
Loudon, 7 73
Newcastle, r 52
Newington, 356
Newmarkett, 6 80
Newtown, tie
Northfield, 4 60
North Hamptoo, 55
Northwood, 6'16
Nottingham, 715
fpehrc, 6 9
Pembt ke, 6 90
Pit sfield, 5 40
Paftow, 3*36
Poplin, 3 2 5
Po fmouth, 2633
Raymond, 5 to
,kri 56
Salem, 6 80
Sando,, 3 7°
Seabrook, 3 4 2
South Hampton, 3 20
Statham, 592
Windham, f\ 4 39
1N28361
For the County of Strafford
Alton 3 79
Barnft ad, 5 5^
Barrington, 1335
Brookfetd f^W
Center Harbour, 137
Ceniea,, 4 3°
Dover,Yl 18
ODwte,
Eaton, 1 4°
Effingham^ 28
Farmington, $ 60
Gifontm, ^l9 5*
Lee, 5 76
Madbury, 4 '7
Wediib, 8 6^
Middleton, 1 95
M^tabQ, 425
foormon. I^3
itofoub. 6 92
fonw^b, 51
%=— 16°7
^%fy./frb,
tera|i^ : s ^
Dls. Cts.
Antrim, 4 63
Bedford, 5 93
Bofcaweo, 8 16
B< ockline, 1 66
Bradford, 2 44
Campbel-Gore, ~e 84
Dearing, 5 84
Derryfield, 119
Dunbarton, 6 67
Dunftable, 3 96
Fiberafield, 2 16
Franceftown, 6 77
Guffeftowo, 7 7°
Greenfield, 4 3,
Hancock, 4 82
Henniker, 685
Hi^&roagh, 6 0
Holty, 7 69
Hopkinton, 11 84
Kearfarge Gore, 0 60
.Lyndeborough, 5 70
i Lytchfield, 2 48
M,(on, 5 24
Merrimack, 4 62
Milford,s7
New Boston, 8 86
New Ipswich, 7 58
New-London, 2a
Nottingham. Weft, 5 3°
Peterborough; 7 78
Sa^fbury, 10 29
Sha on, 1 72
Society-Land, 0 67
Sutton; 3 60
Tempe, 4 20
Warner, 73
Weare.l3 74
Wiitoo, 686
219 30
[Remainder next week.)
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Lhft M^hNEWS.
The Frontiers.
LOUISIANA, DSC 20.
VnEN. Wikinfon- it erecting
„ a garrjfon on the M ffifippi.
Mr. El'icott it protecting the
Enea of demarcation.
Philadelphia, April g.•
Wm J Milter, Eq is accred
ited by the British government, at
Corfu! of the U. States for the
Bririfh territories in lodig. He
ftfidei at Calcutta. No other na
tion is allpwed Confute in India,
ate
READING, APRIL 6.
On Monday arrived the Lan
caster troop of Light D agoooi,
under Opt M%g?mety, on that
way to the diUffected count, o'
Northampton. It is beleived that
C*pt, M. had orders to fcopr the
county of Berks, and nd us of a
few of thole ouifances which have
so long reared their audacious headi
and waved their flags as a fignab
for (edition tad defiance to the
laws —Be thit as it may , certw it
is, that apart only of this troop
marched to the lower far, of the
.town, and there laid prostrate that
mighty thing celled a Liberty
Mr, without let or hindrance^
They nett proceeded to a mill on
the fame fide of the Schuylkill,
tod leveled Mother pole, which
mbefeve the ereaofohoogM
would be as lifting as the maffy
piles of Egvp& Afterwards they
another of these emblems ot ledb
non, eroded b, the celebrated
black headed Caotain. who bosft.
ea, we are to#a 9 coat cue zro>
totem 'imh 'nr'
of men soon caused thii celebrated
iron pole (it was begirt with iron
and thick set with naifo) to measure
its length upon the ground, and to
crown the jest, they obliged the
democratic owner to be their chief
ize man. On their return, the,
caused a poor old heffiso to cut
down a fail, one which disgraced
his premier—& arrived on Wed
netday afternoon, with four digs,
fafe and unhurt, after having caus
ed the deftruAion of five of these
emblems of opposition to the Laws
of the Country and its Constitu
tion.
NBWQNDON, APRIL 8.
Extraa bfa Utter fan aw officer ft board the
0, Silly, of & port, to fat brother is
tbit city, dated
St. Crciz, March 9 1799.
“ On our pdffege from Barba
does to this place, under the lee of
Guadeloupe we fell in with a
French privateer schooner of 10
guns and full of men, who engag
ed us. After exchanging four
broadsides wirh her, flae being dif
fatiified with Yankee play, crowd
ed all fail and made off; night
coming on we loft fight of her.—
Not one mao was injured 00 board
our (hip : our men behaved very
well and stuck to their quarters like
brave fellows." The Sail, mounts
eight guns and carrier 20 men< .
Bojion, April 13.
Mr.Russill,
We present you the following extra&
of a letter from Capt. James Freeman,
late matter ot the brig Diana, armed
with fix 4 pounders, and 14 men io all.
We think it a handsome fpecimeo of A
merican bravery, and that it does great
honor on Capt. F.
nurj, L. & C.
MALAGA, JAN. 26, 1799.
" 6BNT,IMEN,
,I am forty to inform you of our mif
fartune ; however, I have done all that
any man could do to save your property.
" The 22J day after I. left Boftoo, I
fell in with the ship Lauuftry, Capt.
Goodwin, and kept company with her
until the 2§th of Jan. hen parted off
Ceuta. The next merniing qmy.l saw
two privateers coming out from Malaga,
who puffed by us—then tacked ship and
followed us. As soon as they got within
reach, I hoisted my colours, and gave
them a Hint from my weather quarter :
they immediately hoisted French colours,
and both gave me a Shot, and got direct
astern. I then cut my stern ports down
to the deck, and got my two longest guns
out astern. In the mean time they had
fired the fecoad shot, and had got quite
near me. I then commenced firing my
stern chafes, and the second shot I cut a
way the jib and half the foremaft ofthe
largest privateer, which caused them to
drop a little farther astern, and we all
continued firing from 9 o'clock till ta,
and their guns being so much larger than
mine, they kept cutting sway my rig
ging, when I could force reach them.
By this time I was becalmed, and saw
another privateer coating ahead, and
filed a 12 pound shot at me, and those a
stern taking advantage of the calm with
their oars kept in feck a direction,
that I could not fire a gun—neither did
they until they came witpin muster shot,
when the, gave me a charge of grape and
mufket&t, which cut away main top
fail yard, jib and sore-topmast stays, both
top font (feet# and halyards, so that
they are all hanging overboard. I fired
my muskets once, and finding refinance
useless, hauled dowsmy colou,; being
then about four miles from land, and
eight from Malaga. 1 fired my stern
guns about 40 tiX and two windward
ones about 10, and it @ the most furprif
log so, that they &W—of ,
men, thoj we received above 300 shot in
" fi'batttint boarded m^^
brass 9 pounder, and font fa, and 40
men of which I killed two and wounded
1 &.::'.'& third'was a Drl-
a boat, with a pretence that his men
would not fight, therefore I Ihall fay no
more about him
"I am your obedient fervent,*
“JAMBS FREEMAN."
CTbie Grifa commfoed a jchwur ana
cd with two 12, and four , pmdore, 2
boarding netting:, cod roer, emetotau that
was emefor, to defend bit weft with 13
bapde, and was captured b, a beat that it
jaid mounted 2 gune, add which be bimielf
tmk for a fjbeng beat, at appears b, bit„•
APRIL 17.
INSURRECTION.
The are, under Gen. Maepberjon, bat ar
rived at Betbkbem. A detachment ba, ar
rested Frio, the Shape of the rebel:, & one
John Ebenbart, who ea, be runbee about the
grade of fob Sbattach, in Mafrebufette in
jnrreaten. The, are both committed to goal.
NAPT REGISTER.
Extraa of a letter from Capt. A Murray,
dated on board the ship of war Monte
zuma, March 9, 1799, to the Secreta
ry of the Navy.
" I bate fallen in north a French brig,
Capt. Mallet, pierced for 16 gone, but bad
oal, 6 on board, ana 16 nun, which 1 cap
tured, and free the condition of her Jails and
"gg'W **a Uttle prrofan on board, I was
obliged to order her for Lncea, the north fide
of Jamaica, where I intend to call ,n my rente
to America. She aha, free Porterico bound
to St. Thomas, laden with lumber & a /re
bales of cotton. Sbe it a well coppered and
fine looking brig, has been a Gntneaman,—
We value the whole property at 9000 d^/J."
Contort,
MONDAY, April 22 179,.
CULLINGS.
U" Accounts from the W.
Indies fay, that Desforneaux,
the Sovereign of Guadeloupe,
has declared WAR agamft
the United States, on account
of the capture of the Infur
gente.
nu=-n
It it difgraceful to our country,
that men (hould be found within
it, capable of (applying its invete
rate enemies, for the bke of 6 jiL
ib, tor, —Guadaloopf it pletti
luily (applied with pronfioni,from
the United States.
The Algerines, Tunisians
and Triopolitans, appear in
complete hostility to France ;
whose property is seized
wherever they can find it,
and whose citizens, aie taken,
at every opportunity, and
condemned to slavery.
WAT!
A London paper ot Jan. 18'h,
gives the following utce :— —
" Last night Government received
difpatchet from the Continent, by
an extraordinary conveyance, of an
extremely interesting nature. It
ftatei, that in contequence of the
Note of the French Plenipotentia
ries at Raftadt, of the 20 of thia
month, the Court# of Vienna and
Berlin had declared War against
the French Republic ; and that
the renewal ot hoftilitiei on the
part of the Auftriana, Pruffiant.
and Ruffians, against the French
Republic, was to hare commenced
on the 141 b inst." ]1
The Secretary at War to addrefidaeir,
cular letter to the military ofcore of the U. S.
requiring them to be in retyneft to „, f„cb
orders as may bo tranfeitted to them fy Maj.
Gen. Hamilton, Qtedtotake charged the
recruiting fata. The letter ay.ls, that
as the appointmeufs are not cofototed in the
raw C„,m & Geffi „fo/^&.
t m & Q nfMate „&„&;
tattoo fa, ^¥, ^ .—
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