The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1794-09-29 00:00:00, page 3

r^Ks, tranquinty throughout
Poland, wouldbe completely
restored.
The Diet of the Helvetic Bo
dy, was on the 9th instant, op
ened at Frakcnfcld, in the Swiss
Cantons. The Paris Committee
of Public Welfare, have sent
thither Commissioners, with the
following demands: 1. All the
French Emigrants to be expel
led from Switzerland. 2. The
French to enjoy, through all
the Cantons the right of buy
ing horses, provisions, &c. &c.
3. The Helvetic Body immedi
ately to recall ailthe Swiss regi
ments that are in the service of
foreign powers. 4. It Ihall be
allowed them to enter that of
France ; arid fthly, The Swiss
mult provide those troops witL
the necessary arms and ammu
nition.
The tirft article of these de
mands is not likely to meet with
much opposition, but the other
four will be Wrongly edntefted.
THE*WAR.
The following has been hand
ed about, as the new plan for
prosecuting the war.
The partition of Poland to
be completed, ' This is expe&-
ed to be fully executed by the
latter end of August.
<The troops of Prussia to re
tire into Prussian Guelderland ;
the Austrians beyond the Rhine.
There they are to be recruited
and prepared for service by the
month of April next.
v The English, Hessian, and
Hanoverian .infantry, to remain
for the defence of Holland, all
the winter. A large part of the
Ruffian fleet, to winter in the
British ports, to be ready early
in the spring, when it is to be
reinforced, and convoy 30,000
Ruffian troops, who are to be
joined by 30,000 British, cover
ed with 60 fail of the line, and
immediately land upon the coast
and invade the heart of France.
The Austrian and Prussian ar
mies to move on at the fame
. time, augmented to the number
of 300,000, byway of Altace,
and Metz, to Paris, whilst the
bulk of the French are employ
ed to defend themfelyes against
the English, and Ruffians, with
the whole body of the Royal
ists, whose regular force isto
be recruited to the number of
wo,ooo men. ^^,^
' *, ™ combined defeats act
wifely, in putting, off this newly
projected plan, of dancing into
Paris, till next spring : Far, if
Syjhou& venture upon it this
1, they would most certainly be
r^into cold winter quar
ters. But, let them go wbenev
er they pleate, our Brother Ke
publicans, we prefame, wilt ex
frrimentallv learn them as Than,
French figures, as the, can,
MAASTRICHT, JULY |6.~ Twodayi
gvfi^ed by cur troops. The gar-1
sis, not only retimed their, but
making 1 fal%ia concert with 5000
men under the command of General
Latour, attacked the befiegeri, and
obliged them to retreat with lo6,four
leagues beyond Namur.
Yesterday Count Hebtrflein passed
through this place to Neerwinde, with
information to the Prince of Cobourg,
that 28 battalions of Austrians are on
their march between Coblintz and
Colong, to reinforce hit army. The
Count who came diredly from Vien
na, assures us, that the Emperor is le
vying 130,000 men in hit Hereditary
States,and that this levy will be com
pleted in the month of Odober. He
also fays, that the States of Brabant
and Flanders have been formally dis
solved, on the requifiion of the Em
peror, by a provisional sentence of the
Chancery of the Netherlands at Vi
enna ; so that it those Provinces
should be recovered, the Emperor
will be no more embarrassed by States
„a Constitution.
°l.gtotnfatanHttmmß.mflHferoat#ts^
CONCORD, SEPTEMBERzg, 1794.
We have presented this day
all the Intelligence brought by
last Wednesday's Mail: It ap
pears our French Republican
Brethren are still fuecefsful in
Flanders ; this is the Britifo ac
count.
We find by the Mail, no cor
roberation of the News under
the Ch^rlefton head, in the firft
page of this paper ; all we can
lay, is, we have given it as we
found it.
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Rejoice! Republicans !
Frorntbe CHRONICL E.
BOSTON, SEPTEMBER 22.
EPITOME.
Since our lass, important accounts
have been received from Europe, by
the ship Francis and Mary, Captain
Ried, arrived at Newyork, from Lon
don. By these accounts, the lareft
<of which are to July 25th, we find
that our Jacobin friends continue vic
torious, especially in the Netherlands,
where the miserable facellites of def
potic potter fly before them with the
greatest horror and dismay.
Our extrafts from the papers by
this arrival are » copious as cur lim
its will admit of this day—in our
next we (hall give many other interefl
ing particulars. For the present we
can add in general terms, from a care
ful perusal of the various accounts—
That Oftend, Nieuport, Buffels, Ma
lines, Ghent, Mons, Tournay, Oud
nard, Leige, Walheim, (on the Ru
pell) Namur, Orchies, Marchienffei,
Louvain, and probably theimportant
city of Antwerp, have fallen before
the invincible arms of the fori Sans
Culottes of France. Landrecy is e
vacuated; Quefnoy and Conde, are
completely iurrounded, as well as Va
lenciennes, and orders were adually
given by Cobourg, for their immedi
^:w^##
by the F/ench; Thus is all Flanders
in their possession ; and Holland en
tirely left open, defended only by the
Duke of York, and the difaffeded
:%^'^^ ^^
Os the kingdom of Greatbritain — the
hereafter ap-
I itsfHd t
IMe of the combined defpotl have
^Uentbe d#}^^^;
The brave Poliffi Gen. Kosciusko
has been lets fuecefsful than could be
wished. Cracow is taken, but he is
in great force about 5 leagues from
it.—The Prussian, arid Ruffians are
leagueihg to cruth him, but the shield
of Liberty ' will protest him, and finafo
Iy Ca Ira (or, it will go) also in Po
land.
British Invafen.
Gov.' Clinton, of Newyork,
has in an official letter to Major
Gen. Ganfevoort, dated the 6th
inst. ordered the General to put
the militia in rcadinefs, for ac
tual service, in confequenc of the
protest of Lieut. Sheaffe, meiQ
tioned in the letter of the Secr@
taty of Stare to Mr. Hammond.
The Governor fays, that the
principle set up in that protest
" cannot for a moment be toler
ated by our government —and
if any attempt should be made
on the part of the British to car
ry it into execution, it Will be
justifiable and neceftary on our
part to repel force by force."
Br itiJb Depredations,
On American property, still
continue by their execrable and
piratical cruisers. Letters were
received by the last mails, which
announce, the capture and con
demnation at Barbadoes of the
ship Cleopatra and her cargo,
of this port. She was from the
Ifle-of- France, bound home ;
was taken lome time since by a
British frigate, and carried into
Barbadoes. The ship and cargo
was bonafide American proper
ty, owned principally by Mr.
Samuel Hewes, merchant of this
town.
; The Chevalier De Frere, am
bassador from the Queen ofPor
tugal to the United States, with
his lady, and several othergen
tle man, came passengers in the
Francis and Mary.
A fubfeription is opened at
Philadelphia for the support of
the families of the soldiers who
arc about to march against the
weftern insurgents.
On Monday last arrived at
Marblehead, Capt. Knot Peder
ick in a schooner in 40 odd days
from Madeira—Just before he
left Madeira a vessel arrived
there in 8 days from Gibraltar,
and brought papers which con
tain particulars of an engage
ment between an English frigate
and four Algerine cruisers, the
substance of which was, that
fa'Algerines hailed the Eng
lilh matirgrid otde^ to
bring his papers on boarft
„hfch the Enghfh Captain re
yfyfg j^t^e ofd^ was then re
peated with a threat, that if it
was nog complied with, the
Turkish vessels would fire upon
the frigate— ttie answer was
Fire and be damned ^an en-
Fer^inatedl'n the finkLg'of
I In Newjerfey, Pennsylvania,
ation. The commissioners of
/peace have rctutried, to give
place to the commissioners of
war.. All the troops required
from Newjerfey, Maryland and
Virginia, are on the march and
Gov. Mifflin has taken the field ?
in person, as commander of the
Pennsylvania volunteers.
. The President of the United
States his augmented the troops
geftined to ad against the Pittf
bur^ white boys to 1 5,00cim co §
the addition will be composed of
Virginia rifiemen^;%
HAN^VER, SEPT. ^2.
Those crafty politicians, who
formerly suggested the proprie
ty of attacking the Indians with
gin and whi&y, instead of the
irreJifiible artillery of Harmat
and St. Clair, are now called on
for an exertion of their influence,
to quell the PittJburg insurgents
---Should they petition Congress
to freight a number of waggons
to them, with diflilleries, in lieu
of powder and cold lead, the spi
rit of difeord would be quietly
hushed, and each draught of
whifky would create an ejacula
tion for a long life to govern
ment ; the burthen of the Er
cife would grow light ; and the
whifky men, presenting a gin
pot instead of a poniard, to the
collector, would hail him ajolly
fellow.
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