The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1793-11-11 00:00:00, page 3

^fo tltf,he'/&^ of
,Bofofy,ffi£nd to @&^
Thefettij^gs will lessen rhe'weight of our
S affl'aioas, Dy ehablihg the city t^ extri:
cate itfelf with facility froffithe'einbar
rdiTnierits int'u tried on this' melanchblfy
oration. "p™^ ?fr ! ^ rs
"This morning I Was tyffie Quaker
burying ground, in which ih&e his b^&r
five'and'fix tf^littery effi
thiwtiole tiitie fpt t^ past— ttief
were all leaning over the wall, entirely
" idle, nbrh^u they broke grb^nd fobrifo
gle'gtave.But five or fix were bifritfd ft
the Hpfehalyefterdafyrindmot nriqrte%rfl
fix;carried ; out, and lit thofe' from the
fotohWb' ribertfes,: where the difordcr is
prinAtpQly confined,", ; ")}
" " Sortie persons have returned, though
numbers' ctytirip^ (6 irenfove'to th'e coun
try: Many (hops ^ercopened yesterday,
rim hav¥ tfen jh^ik^artibfoths past.
Lmake no doubt but the difortier will be
fqtMlly'eradiciatedfn a^fortnig ht fromthis
ti&and Beforekhif period [ hope the
kl&t&fytt\ n'opgfytall, return/ ; '"'4
^''l o>s tibla'this Lofting, that a letter
had beffi redyed Yfom'tfie Prefident,' in
forming of his intehfioh to set but id^s
few days for the Seat or 'Government ;'$
&'lo days henty; h^ may perhaps return
in 'petfeft 'tafety {Wd'htfftferite here;
&I^rfdfefefeatl^'t&'V
publick confidence in ttie fepurilyoi the
ttyftb^ttieW^^ "' ^^^
f^cg^^
^v!^/^^'^^^^i?^ 6 i^q
G Sunday nighty Qp/aip^fo^ripy^
h^rfzfrpmßdfhforty ,which,,e left on the
17th of September.;. \gfffiW#HKf only
three >or four days, apd,tlie reform copld
not collect much authentic iqtelligenffi
I§was howeyer reported there r and, some
iaidit might be depend on as .cergaip,
that 'tofabmffiapj .Spanifli fleet had
s^falfytil@,@ (hips
|mitepprt, : w^&@f&ffi
able number of mips of the lineand ^fq,
tiQ„efl%..^,Jt ^as /also faid/MMbe
fa@ts wf re W%gaining ground ; and
it could fi@ be feeplhat people of pro
: perty and business ip Rochfort rejoiced at
r their fuccefa hoping itnpightfpon put an
e,d,o thfiwar> + pf which they were hear,
tify f^ed. „[ „.,.ti^^ 71Q .
Toulon, no doubt, was capable ofm&
i^a gWt defence ; and. would require/
- dconfiderable land as vrcllg naval torep!
to reduce it : If it is tyken, it is therefore,j
probable that- there was a co-operation of
the internal enemies of (the French ke
.Spublick with the English and Spanifli
fleet;.as we&ul,inarepGrtbfjthe Com
mittee of Safety to ,he National Con-,'
ventidn, Auguft?^, that the tf^^
Marseilles and Teuton were accu fed ofl
having^ combined to effe& a counter-;
revolution# that in the' latter place the
fea-officers were the principal instigators
of it—that the army of the rebels ^s
Aix (a%put 30 milestone northward of 1
Toulon)' with a formidable train of artille-i]
Ary ; it coo lifts ofemigrants, nobles & cap:
h a s, ^^rchaitfs— that their enemiesin
cre&it daily—and that the Aristocrats
from all quarters joined them.
just as Capt. Rea failed, orders were
received, to stop all neutral vessels in port;
one was a ship belonging to Saco ; ano
ther fliip/abrigand a sch fr^
The people of Charleston, Souths,
f&^, have lately been under alarm from
the Negroes, who, it is said, have become
insolent lince the arrival there of free Ne
j&roes and people of colour from St. Do-
Imuigo, whose, cqnyrelation refpeding the
infurreaipos in thatifland they have had
frequent opportunities of hearing: the
police of that city have therefore made
#me regulation's in consequence, some of
\ffhich are as follows:—
" That any vessel that may arrive from
Domingo with paflengers, Negroes,
people of colour shall temain under the
Bans of Fort Johnson, till such pa flingers
|Esthe conynittee may deem improper to
Limit, and their Negroes and people of
,colour, be feht opt of the Siate; and that
fo^chpafl^gers whom the commit tee (half
,think improper to admit, and the Ne
groes and people of cofour, be, on no ac
-Icount, fuffcred to lan&m any part of the
iState.
I "That ^he above reflations be ex
ended to #t*ff% from any part of the
I here are reports in town, that
Jeremie, and forne other parts of
St; Domingo, have been captured
by the Engliflb..
Gpv. Wentworth, we learn, has
called into Halifax 6000 militia,,
for the defence of the town against
the French fleet, lately failed from
Newyork,— Provifior^,. &c. very
scarce and high at Halifax.
. It having been reports),by ungenerous
persons, that the Small Pox is generally
prevalent in ^Newburyport, and that it is
dangerous for country people to visit that
town as usual, we are requested to assure
the public, that there, is not the least
danger in vifitihg that town ;—that the
greatest vigilance is u fed in keeping the
town clear of that diftemper,— for as
Toon as any person discovers the least
symptom of infedion, he is immediately
removed to the hcfpital, remote from the
town—so tlut the country people, usual
ly visiting that market, need not be under
the least apprehenfion.<
NEWBURYPORT, O&. 3 0. .
This town yet remains clear, from any.
infeaiou of the Small Pox; and to pre
vent, alarms, n future, the .town has &4
world, bringing ndgtoes arid p^fe of
@Tohar; nL :.Q&%>iß °
^^^^^
f& i@@e4 and'free people of odhi&,
cvhilh to^ arrived; frorwS^tDomirrga;
QT„@ h^a^^ef! ^ithtarf, pp^
to^ ^^^ fl\h,
'Thurfea, a praaftreeG
or Pfofeld,abltf dh^&g fa wagged' bated
tah&m %u^bi^&G@a w#fub
^^to Mfi»a ^^ ^fr^^
W^Q his fiction *nfq—ta J^r&.
Mr B.nhbo hjtyp/id to have bed,' efrotimQ;
aim B? iWew bimfyif tfrj&fhat 'lots w^l
^efmthbhibwf #4 h&dhim infante
3^^ 4^%%w'i
% -with fire nedr, a, barn ii Northfields, %
s@hg Wa M#. ™S,mm& '&frre ^aritommi-|
nicale#t^»%ra, vsi^burnt dobd£ ^f
Id^ffdf^eh blen teedi#o,tk4ftff
-6,r, 6^t% upwards., is found to be owned
byMr Finall, of Souths Shore—the "was com
irtgh<t» a*eujfcftfbrt;£*d it ^thfc^bt \b&
,okk Garifiier, Efy. of B&whalfo'ougfy^^h
others, fef wfafot* a ffl^f^^^
Fhe Mlkrour.
" eONCORb; NbbtMBER 11.
-4 H[Sdg, rh %RJROCT raflea thlafr
%^4 ^te^#^^^^
fe^g ^ WARtperuje it carefilly, and
% %^w@@@ IM^^
&4Wp^n'rajt^ hvith the fed
ftf4*taini,g the iMP9R&N<\ NEW§
^§%%^^ rafom^p
stor ofthe Mirrpur is partiafarl, grateful, as
StWro„ serfeb^ hot have ctimmomcated if
thus earlytyfy fdadm—r- QRthe Cbntiven
e^raUlQeing arar, '^riaWefod uncer
tain MachlME for the conqfyance of New,-
papers which contain matters of importance.
rtd Neivfrk ppper, of Gaoler zg, coMaixs
«/%$& G^?? c ote^^^
United States arg dfrechafowhfcthat the pi
^U&J%%^, r&m 'Salem, &m
08. 3th,faid to bave^gdarmed lie Gbarkfr
kWU&WflncfyvMfan, & met at Jea
^%,^rag%% *irtst
from the, executive bf the French Republic, \
" Albibi&mm^fetes granted, have been g
topknikMeith^beftronge/1 inftrußions ttftbe
Cafai,^ „ 4jre,l4«r cofo#W behoves re
^^ %,f,rer., Joldiffitf^
aid friends and allies .qf the Americans."
^o^4 ^ ... ^ ni& )w
^TOULON. ; ^
: From Boston, NSv. 4.
Copt. Diffmorp, from Malaga, ar
rived here on Saturdays confirms
the report of Toulon shaving been
given pp toidib Enemies of the
Republick of France, together with
a number of ships of ihe line, &c. 4
3vThe Citefs of Bourdeaux; French 1
privateer, of 26 guns, on this coast 1
hascaptured, five Englilh vessels, 1
valued at 3,000,000 iivres—or 1
French (hillings.<
he is quite recovered from his ilk
nefs.
—==—=—-—=—-
From Boston, Nov, 1.
ABATEMENT ofthe FEVER.
We congratulate all sympathetic friends
of the distressed on this wellaut henticatec
fa&. It is confidently efferted, that not
more than 8 or 10 were supposed danger
ously ill at the Philadelphia hospitals on
Saturday last ; so falurary a change has
been effeded in the atmosphere since the
rain, that the sick are recovering faft, and
very little is now apprehended from the
fever, if the people will be temperate, and
avoid inferied sick chambers.
By apparently official accounts of the
deaths at Philadelphia, from Anguft i to
Oaober 11, of all ages, sexes and disor
ders, the numbers were :
In August, 217— In September, 1221
—To Odober 11, 809 —besides in Several
different congregations, not returned,
supposed, 490 —Total, 2737.
CAPTURE of TOULON.
The account of the capture of this im
portant post, received, via Salem, has ex
cited much public attention. It is burl
dfut^ to relate fa&.=ri>pch as we are in|
poffefliohof, we give=ln addition to ffid
"itir^d o#ttritociflatfc& Hdfpi^l tftlre; igi
ftfl^ff^^ m
lie@dy to feteite patted in m,&>are
;of nexr„4kO 1 Umw\ itf^id
1 ""*—"''' '* nyuf* Qib
IpORTSMOUTH^QaL 29. —olcti
^Y^ feff,M%, l4ns,g
.to/H9?@T! r ^,^B 6t to§
Jf^ffl Livgfipepl, pty ia;o Q&har
^botetefog a^ryya@teWight
,or Boston, amt-twenty pafcngers,
fehiffy: rti^rahaarer£ ] who h^tfe
p @f fo'Y^Un^ opibehy; Giving
flffi hitofy ; &hiMP%antiigtf/ff
Iportanicy to follow tti&>xa tijrfe.
fCst'. Tkfpt fays, ,ftef Mentz,
rpateftefttines &c fie captured,
,Cb^b}SWffitld^ira
jfe^em o?het capital nn^taauring
, fowrfrliad pentidned the Kibg afl'd
, Parliament of 6reaf Britatn^ fy
& general peate/reprefentihg the
distressed situation sos the different
manufadurers, who were daily ern
;iguting. ^:^.±- •w.)e.
:e^b ^^ r _^xU;h i^EoT
Hnd fonmreMpUT fa
' .i&torclay aQefa, .Cape,"Ann, 45 days
, frbm'Qdiz,°fyp &ethufa, of this port,
; Jbfitf Macclintock,Matter.—By this ar
, rival we are favoured with the following
, Important Inform&jQn &tefraftifo4o^^
ft That abqetnheanh of September, an
; express arritfedfrom Madrid, and brought
. accounts that onor-about the middle of
. Aug 6ft .the City of I'oulon declared in
favor of Louis XVII, and delivered that
place, together withthir y failof the line
r (17 of which were equipped in ttuft to
, Don Juan Languara, Spanifli Admiral on
,f From the :Gla/go%,Adverfycr A
H)i",W Mutability.
4, A. m,n buried.hfe wife on Friday, dis
tributed her clothes on Saturday, went to
church on Sunday, arid was married and
bedded to a young girl of about sixteen Ori
Momfay, who in a few hours eloped fh>m
her affeaiongte spouse, and has 40,t since
beeti heard of :„^ut her half marrow be
ing'nb Wy'tlif&h/tenteCT, gdi%bther to
acceprof hi^ hand upon Wedhefday, and
soon after set off with her on an excur
sion of pleasure to Edinburg.—" Variety
is charming."
7t-t-traetaCTmetmt-rt. '
Frat a late Lando* Paper. - i
r; A few days since a man named
Wade, a blacksmith; of Tudden~
ham, drank some water from a well
near his own house, which occa
sioned a sickness at his stomach for
several days ; in order to relieve
which he took some emetic tartar,
and voided a frog more than an
inch long, which is now alive, and
der of fa/^, with 15 fail of the
line, to the combined fleets. Mr.
Sharp received the information
from the Captain of a neutral brig,
who left the port of Co/a/j, just as
the news reached that place." And
also mentioned that Admiral Tar
quet, and the marine officers of the
fquadroD at Toulon had been de
nounced of incivifm by the Con
vention :— We shall leave our read
ers to form their opinion on the
probability or improbability of this
event.'-:
-————■ttSWmmCtmßaßßtiimmraßflttaßßmQmtt A .4 ~;;
'A Gentleman lately returned from Fraud,
fays, that 'French recruits are qualified to "
gage in battle sea few dap, as the whole esc-_
ercife deemed r.cctfary to teach them at the pres
ent criss, is MARCH PRESENT FIRE
—the Dutch, perhaps, would add, wheel
about ! /
*, &veral Articles, prepared
for this day, are omitted, to admit
(he important news from France,
accounts by Opt. Rea, at Salem,^nd a
report of a veffefi rfrom Cadiz to the fame
teffea, ire-have received Stench papers,
p published at Rouen, from one of which of
)the date of Sept.fi we have.trail Hated
I the following articles:— ^ .AT f &
Ndtitab&rofflimfS^
For some minuie§ tfereiras a
; murmuring, ttfa?^edbne,^<a
hrived from Mat tales who fyort
;ed that the English had made
;themfelvfi matters of the city and
I port of Toulon, Bills^d Vajennes,
Iwho is no;fovec,ofc@^ fiid,
;with a loud voice,- .thnt & col
'leagues articulated very low ; and
»demanded, that t§g people 'fhould
, know their real faction;— tWhy,
, added he, do you fear 'co inform
Ithem of it 1 Jt'is now ^ yeW; and
! you ought to ^Wgil^gt^^ the
|people were apprised of dangers
that the, e'n^
?rofe, to a mih—thfy pressed up to
cheir enemy, and the French ter
ritory was evacuated.! If ify fay
they, a commiffionerof the Execu
tive Council, named Stoles, who
. has brought the news ofahetofs of
, Toulon. It is falfe, as there is rea
son to believe—if the English are
:not in fa& crafters 0? this place, at
!leaft it is certain, thatUis, occupied
: by counter-re volutionifis, who hold
Itwo reprefeotativtyof the people in
! arreft. Leave then, your confulta
;tions, and fend fuccours to Toulon,
> to Lyons ; that this last place, may
be bomba/ded, day , arid
that the Gene^Js,^ hgve be
trayed you, io .granting.rep
the rebels,'may begivereup to the
sword of the law, it why d'edeed,
that Soules should come tothe bar.
—ln a moment,&eles appeared
and said, thatthe news was bro't
to Mar fellies; by two artillery men
from Toulon ; who reported that
the Eoglifh fleet; invited by the in
habitants, had entered the port,
without the knowledge of the gar
rison. This information was doubt,
cd by Barrere. To thiswe ffiall add
a paragraph, extracted from a Lon
don paper of the 9th of Septem
ber, as follows :
" DEAL, SEPT. 8.
" Yesterday Ms. William Sharp,
ading Lieutenant of his Majeay's
letter Dolphin, landed at Calmer-
Caflle, and communicated to the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the
agreeable intelligence of the furren-'