The Mirror — Concord, N.H., 1799-01-07 00:00:00, page 3

the fctnri are even prefect Hthe
& private Cou n <&< oi rat intemai
Gue afriu. The en;ry of the
French id E^p\ hit dravo the
CT#i of Itienifrp between ua and
Ruffi:mire clufe.
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? PARIS, OCT. lß<
, The Tu'k : fh Mtnifter bai been
arrested, and committed to the
Temple.
VIENNA, OCT. 13.
As nothing Archer is to be ap
rthebded frem the rebellion in
Toikty, the Ruffin croom which
were marching through Moldavia
: Mud Wdhichia, for Widdeo, have
%oatiroed their route towards ho<
far the other two column /teeter
tor Germany, the Emperor bit
directed migtfhea to be provided
in hu he editorjdominions.
' The Rjffi to fleet which hei
paifeti the tytyfa hat a great
numb* r of troop on board.,
^
Miscellaneous Paragraphs.
,/ LONDON, oct. 19.
The two French frigates Juf*
tice tod Diana, which eleaped
from the battle off be Nile, have
been taken by the Coleffut. Capt,
Mofay, of 74 gum, off Malta.
Fvom tofbj% Pa. 6.h, we
fam, th Mjvicet from Lord Sr.
Vuce^s, state, that fioce the bat
tle off nt Nile, the fiuatibo of
Bonaparte hid changed greatly ;
; and that he had :w mot ere
miet, than he ever had friend#.
S K ofahe French Orpt uk ^ ff
bite, are gfe q?^ped,• A tie
^fi io (he Bnulh it ce. Gig;
ditiontoihib the C4ff , be
fidet the two frigid, W 4k: °
150 tra^'por: fhipi, and dellroyed
many.■
\The J*fcn, of 38 gonr. Cipt.
Sterling, in chafing 6 re&li into
Brest, got upon a rock aed beat to
pieces. The Cap:, and crew were
made prifocCT, except fix seamen,
who jumped into a boat, and after
many difficulties reached England.
The Dutch have in the Ttxel,
a fleet oi if tai o f the line, and 9
fajita The Admiral# lhip is
the Wafbingmo, of 74 guns. In
the M.te-, * Amsterdam and
Rotterdam, the, have 12 more of
the line, and fix irigatei.
;Ito.Admiral Ode has term'
dec, a Court Mansion Lord Sc.
.Vincents, for negled of duty, as
^^ 0 Admiral ; but the Admiralty
/has reiofed the equeft. ^|
Q NAPLES, SEPT. 16.
Yesterday the King gave #
grand dinner to Ad. Nelson, and
hit officers. The Admiral has re.
covered from hit wounds. His
ship, the Vanguard, of 74 guns,
came in difmafted, towed by two
The" E^ifh fquidron which
has been cruifiog off $&,, has
new gone to the COaft of Egypt.
lAnother dirifion crudes off More.
rich pl to riche British na
val &, and 80 000 dollar, to
Che fate engaged io the battle
* W the Nite.: He afore fem
1 „ the prefers of the Oura
(so Africa. ^ ^^
*Grand Seiflnor hPCiT went
°" board 'he Ruffian J
'1 Afit a AAnr COV
Fuftber frfim Co 2 gnfe.
HOUS& ts RRPR^hNrmFl^
De.
Making Fund.
THE report of the Commit
liooers on this fubjea read,
and ordered to be printed.
Killing Ibe Con,italic*.
Mr. W". Claiborne laid on
the table a Resolution for
printing copies ts the
Constitution of the U. States,
to be distributed gratis.
[This resolution was called
up the 19'h, the blank filled
with 40,000, and committed
to three members.]
Debtor Stales.
A Bill on this fpbjea was
reported, read, and commit
ted.
7^ Nert, Eftab^foment.
Mr. Nicholas moved for a
return of the' armed vessels
of the U & in and fitting for
service, with the efiimates of
the annual expense. A con
versation on this tubjed ter
minated in a reference to the
Committee on the Naval.Ef
tablifh ment ; which would
report the defined informs
ti n.
Mw Gufe.
The Commi ice of Ways
and Means was inftruded to
report a Bill for a new enu.
meration of the inhabitants
of the United States.
Gmral Bankrupt S,,m
The Bill on this fubjea was
ordered to be printed.
Dec. 18.
The Senate informed the
House, that Wm Blount, tho'
called, did not appear to an
fwei to his impeachment ;--
and that the, were ready to
receive the Managers to take
further measures on the trial.
(r> The mu^geis attended, and re
quelled an atjourament of the trial, in
order that they might discuss the quefiioa
by frying the delinquent by Council.—
On the arft, the managers reported, that
it did not appear to them confident with
the folemnitv of the occasion, to proceed
to trial of Wm Blount io hit absence.
The managers therefore thought that a
further order ought to be taken requiring
hit appearance at the bar ofthe Senate,
and that he be reqwefted to take meafure#
far that porpofe. Ordered to be printed.]
• /DEC,
Direct Tax.
Mr. Gordon moved, for an
inquiry what amendments, if
any, are necessary to be made
to the Law laying a Direct
Tax.
pre. 20.
ofya^toto,^
The bill on this fubjea was
read, difeuffed, ^ amended;
but n^g^thre fe.f,
hbe Treaforer of the U. &
made a statement of the ex
penses of the Wat arid Navy
Departments. Ordered to be
"'tor amending
A^tas relates to
n^rhanirr tird Rill*
^ofLtdin^'w^ 'twi%
iahl '
Baltic's Im^acfj^irt. '|
Tne ifoute I^M the day 1
in debase ors. ^^tfo^^'j
jn which the impeacbmeAt
Ihould be ffofecuted. The
Managers proposed a.Kefo
lutiop, requeuing; the Senate,
that further order be taken
for accomplishing the ap-1
pearance ct Wm. BleOnt.
The lupporters of the propo
sition were Messrs. bewail,
Harped, and Gordon— its op
pofers, who contended that
the qial might proceed with
out Blount's personal attend
ance, were Messrs. Nicholas,
Out, Dana, and Edmond.----
The question being; taken, the
Yeas and Nays were, for the
Refolwion 11. Against it 69.
_^i=.^^
THz Mirkor.
MONDAY, January ~ 1799.
The Compliments of the Serfon are
preferred to the Patrons <rf the Mifcrqr.
An attention to ths PSOUKIAR y wants
of the Editor, will be highly gratifying.
He will then be reidy to with them ail—
a , Happy New Year."
O Sundry Communications from
Correfpondeots deserve attention.
Tbe following is an enlarge
ment to tbe Foreign News,
given this week and last.
BOSTON, DEC. 29.
COLUMBIAN CENTINEL.
K, We observe in the Newbury-Port
paper of Tuefday last, the following ar
. ticle, (copied into the Chronicle)—
"Paris, Oa, 9.— The Turkic Minister
it yet quiet here, aud appears in the pub
lie walks.—We hear no more of the pro
clamation of war with this country,which
was ia some late papers ” As we had
declared in the Centiocl, that the Otto
man Porte had declared war agginft
France, this article arrt fted primary at
tention :—Wf recurred to the paper from
which this article was laid to be translat
ed, and we found the following : —
" Paris, oa. 9. The Turkish Ambaffa
der remains as yet quiet here, and ap
pears fomerfmes in the public walks.—
Our yefter&y'a papers contained the de
dar^^ ^ ™ b > ^ '°" e *B ai ° ft
France." Why the bi metric °f the
paragraph was omitted, we areal no lob
to conjeaure :— But we (hall repeat our
assertion, that the Sublime Porte, dclar
ed WAR against France, the lath of
Sept, and delivered on the fame day co
pies of their Manifefto to all the Foreign
Ministers :—That the French Rtfident
has been lodged io the Castle of the Sev
en Towers, and that Danton and Fron
tini, Trandritors, Fleurat, Titre and Pi
dour, Secretaries to the Minister, Cofte
ras, formerly Adjutant to the Amb^ffa
dor, Aubert Dubanot, and Gen. Menan,
of the horse artillery, have also been con
fined as hoftagtrs for the fafety of the
Turkish Amb^ffador at Paris: Who has
also be>nconfined in the Temple.
O While we are oo this fubjea, We
will Date some partiPilars not before
known here. In the Vienna Court Ga
zette of oa. 6th, is this article : “ A
coupler arrived here yesterday from Cort,
ftaatinople with difoatchas.—They con
:^^r^
pt in thett operMloDS agamit Huona
pure a&dto cordial connexion wi, the
^^x^n
;%cf<% line, adder. Commodore
"ITrowbridue the former wereno attack
QFfo'on ^ :-Thtt the Forte
™*!:^T^nl^'":^
ance of tbe each,, l,m.icus, whole
'&hid Item rfflu«ftd<l by the Bffi#
'fr^°^!'^bto°^
|TCO/Tten%te np^ poißff
mm, oEuojr ^ifuteliig^ lio^n
L amtheir cbjea. But to prevent a fur-
I heiffo sinrfto iret^rvi B the fftazUic ar£TXt{:">
I Q the Porte bad sent couriers to a,y<ife
I jte Shrittfs, of &r part ol Af*^:.t
J their danger ffalcah&t&g eY%jsi:. !
;fu ! Moffdgun to fecaiemd Cefead til „;
} as @l, as the walls of ffacf th. -•,#%:.-
jage of Hapr, gfa the fucred C^eW^s
of Abraham —That the fityti *&„.
Signed between Ruffi 1, Gre&britaio, and
tbe Porte, had been difoatched b; <<-
press to the various CoOfis for rar 6. 1-
tioi :— T; °at the Ruffin fleet, which had
: ~td the Ds©n&s-, o t mtMijned in
Ipreceding Centinels, coniifti^g of one
I ihip of ro giFs, fre of 74. fix of ft
CTree fitync, and nueclops of w# ;
having eo board 15 oco mops :—fhi
6 J,ooo.R^ffi^a troops were on the bir
dert of Te§kcy, at the service of the
Pore; but tw # as no employment cewd
be found for mem, they had dire&ed
their march towarcs Fiance (0 It
wit be tecolleaed, that a letter irom
Lilian, Os the 20th Oaeber mentions
the arrival of |„qog Ruffians in the
Tyrotea yofition which wili enable them
to bear either on the French or Cif al
pine Republics.]—That the Turkdh
ihet, which joined the Ruffian, confined
Os 7 Blips ot the line, ieveo frigates, and
seven slumps of w,r, having troops on
board ; —ind——That all Burn Sparta's
magazines at Alexandretta and Altep,o,
:have been seized ant f queflered.
O In the difyatete from Buonajyafi^,
intercepted by the English, were letter#
to his brother, who is a Member of the
Council of 500, in which he fays, "My
fitoation if very critical— My army, thro'
sickness and flrirmUhnes, and leaving
troops behind to keep a chain of commu
location between Cairo, Rosetta and Al
exandria, is so reduced, that I cannot ad
vance farther.'
O Buonaparte in these difotebes
praites the dress and butlines of tbe E
gyptiau women ; and fays, his army is
much diffatisfied with their wearing veils.
So, if he is, all his army are nor Jefephs.
O By a Paris paper of the 14th O&.
we learn, that Peace is at a distance, and
that coercion is still the order there ;— —
for at a public ball, all 'he young wen
were pressed, and sent eff for the armies.
O The official account of the Infs
of the French, in the battle of the Nile,
make the number 8930 —of which §zzg
were killed, drowned, or burnt, —31 §
were made prifoaers. These latter, ai
ter a cartel had been t&b^fbed between
the Englilh and the French Cemmiffi?n
at Al xandri, ver. sent on &re, the
Enghfh retaining all the Blip carpenters,
and zoo officers.
O The Bate of affrir <at Malta, is
thus narrated.--When the Bench C~m
miffioners found their cefh expt: ded,
& that they could not procure prolificns
without it, they refolded to lay habds 00
the plate, in the churches :— Accordngly
they proceeded with a detachment of
foldfers. to one of tbe richest to the ill
and :— When packing up the plate, they
were attacked by a large number of
Maltese, aimed with various weapons ; -
The French fired on the mob from the
windows, and a great mafficre on both
sides endued :—Both were reinforced, and
the Maltese being the Itrongeft. the
French were obliged to retreat to Valet
ta ;— but a revel; had taken piece there
aifo, and the troops were driven to St.
Elmo, where tbe Mahefe, at the date of
the left accounts, were employed input
ting eff their fopplies of water. and were
in daily expedition of the rffiftance of
the Englifti.;
O With the iffinre of our able and
impartial tranfliior Mr Kahler, we
hive been able to prefavb the above date
—They ceft us some pains and we
hope will give our readers much pteafure.
Charles F. Degen of foil, hasten
recognized by the president of w, U,*
ed to. Vice so # ^ „&
M-j^fty for the ffate of New Hamaue.
M&hufett&aod Rhode &nd.
Tbe Conflitutia frigate
foiled frwm B^fit* o&BrVta
;Qit—rtQ#Ho^^
3 We under^and„be,CT^ui
Dr. Lagan b cb^en Repre
tentative in Pranf?hxi!fe.
&mfe & ts
\member of ~°ngrth..
fyik^ite_^
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