The Mirror — Concord, N.H., 1797-11-28 00:00:00, page 3

[By the last arrwak fr,m Frl and
CTLATE rfND INTERACTING.
o ^ Q*%rafltf^Sßamr'>^^
PARIS, srPT. 2g.
Camille Jourdan, Deputy 01 the
Department of 4be Rhone, to all the
Administrations end all the . Citizens
Z ' of his Department. t
\, 21Fraa&S^t, 7, f.byt
I\/T Y to!ow-cit<z ns, a horrible
Clime ha just been commit
ted. Three Dirt-aoa hare ered
ed the standard of rebellion against
the Nationalßrprefentation: The,
have the place in which our
fittings are held, to be invested
armed men ; and, bare driven*
forcibly from ipence, oeycrai
.li%f+4 0
Deputies apprencHura<
Street number have betaken them
felvet nave ro
I
'n i nA lAAftAf mvtAi=
try, be guilty of r They ire
chirred of " a conspiracy against
the Republic, by attempting to
introduce Monarchy :— But we
must fiy, that We have not seen
nor heard of any proof#, again#
any, <x vpt G^m Pichegiu, and
Immert Colombes. The former,
it was said, had been tampered
with by the Prince de Conde,
when at the head of the Republic
can army of the Norths gad had
promoted to affil in the re-eftab
lament of monarchy ip the per
fa of Louis XVIII. The cot
it fpondeoce containing these were
Lid to be dilcovered by General
Moreau, a year ago,-but secreted
by him. The latter wo hid to
be the Treasurer of L^uit XVII.
^ at L,yoni. What decree of ere
* 'Bence'co give <fifte cocutret^^
know not. They may be forge
ties, or they may be true. If the
former, a deeper laid pto never
was conceived by Roridpierre ;
, whose charge again# hit devoid
vi&imi wat always " co^fpiraq
again# the Republic." Ifhe lap;
' ter, we may each m—
“ O ! rnminiutut ! botot Hen !%
Th? mt fa di both of ih^ Dire^o
ry, ^a (he afiue of the Ccuncih,
wete deefre and compile. Tte
b^rolh d members were instantly
ft z?o, committed to the Tump ? e,
and lent, in carriage, under a
fhorg guad, to Rochford, from
thence tube transported to Cay
enne, in Sou America. O1 the
road they were ill treated by the,
G^. who commanded the eltort ;
but the Directory difapprovtd of
hn cpndua, and arrested him—
Ure decree which dirtd# their ar
^ftft, adds, that " their ' property
, flisll be fiqueftrared after the pub
licuion of the prefect law; and
the, (hall not be allowed to in er 6
sere with it until ata an au ben.
tic return of their arrival at the
piace of their transportation.- amt I
Since this eveDt OTder hi, been te~
ftoud. .
Tbui ha, terminated aSfcene
the most extraordinary m the an
mail of hiftuty.
not#. :
O To No. It we 0141refume the fub
fet^hich lim^ <hi <iosnow fefrnt
<m_—_=^^
'lbelaft Mail's News.
Idetermined on the transportation
of fifty two Reprefentativts, a
mong whom your deputies have
the honor to be comprehended ;
and it is by thus overthrowing the
Conftiturion, that they accute us
of conspiring agai-,ft them, and
place at the head of a ridKu'oui
o,aift conspiracy, Pichegru, the
immortal defender of the Repob
iic. '
Paris contemplate, with a
mournful fierce, these crimes
which it cannot rep^efs. In a
word, never hat military defpofe
ism been displayed with greater
impudence amid a generous nation.
Never has a greater crime of tee
natim difguced the Retch Revo
ution.
I corfi ter it at my duty to con
r& mffifty^^ fade, of which
&ou mt :ft have , tea informed by
rumor. 1 depc& with you m,
pre tit, and that of the majority
of the^two Council#, agwft the
violence by which we have beeri
opprtfrd. G serous fellow ori.
Zcoi, 1 kow your heaHi. Re
ptefi ycuh indignation at the te
fetal of (hi* dreadful oefef&mfy
e&fiJer the fi inion in which ,od
are placed. Let your energy Dr
tempered by prudence. This is
WeD^fy advice which 1 can give'.
too from the obfcuiy of the re
treat in which I amcompeFedto
/hide mrfelf, and where 1 cheri th
the hope cf being able to serve
vbu better than on the defer:
fhurei of Guisra
CAMILLE JOURDAN
P. S. 1&;!, wihuot delay, ad
drtf/to you a faithful account of
'he event# of the I7 h and ißh.
You will be fye to judge lor
vourfelvei of ihe coodurit of your
Rfpreftowivei add that ot the
Triumviri. t
Amer'icai Qmmiffinerfc
stpr. 28.
The three Negotiators lent
by the United States of Ame
rica, to terminate the differ
ences between thele States
and the Republic, are arrived
at Par,.
GENHO^hE
S PT. 29.
The Commander in Chict of
the artillery of the army ot the
Sambre and Mtufe, to the Direc
tor,, has informed them of' the
death o' Gen. H@ch e, who died
of a fuffocaion, anfig from the
ilia he experienced during the
reign of R/b fpiete, and his ex
traordinary fatigues in the line of
hit dwy. 11 the Council of 500,
M^ird moved, after an eulogy
on Gen. Hoche, the hero, cele
brated by the battle of Weiffem
bourg, the deliverer of Landau,
the &ccfr at Qiberoh, the pacifi
cation of La Vendee, and the last
passages of the Rhine—that a fu
neral ceremony to fa memory
mould be held in the capital, and
all the camps of the Republic.—
Thia motion was committed.—
D^unou it appointed by the Nr
tional Institute to prbneunce a fu
neral oration in honor of General
LONDON, SEPT. 25.
The Spaniards are making ac
live preparations %fy Gib
r^CT^^
the Governor sn, to the to
fear from their hofttle moveroent.
Was liberated Aug. 27. Previous
to which the Emperor tfk d of
him a declaration.— The item# of
the demand ma, be conceived
from the following, which was
the tffea:_
Declaration of Gen. La Fayette,
dated O mu?z, Aug 26. 1797.
The commiffidn with which the
Marquis de Chafteller is inputted,
appears to relate to three points :
• 1. Hit Imperial M^jefty withes
to ascertain the true fate of to
fruition at O;mu'z. —I am not
disposed to prefer any complaint
Upon the futjea ; the detai'ed cir
comftances refpe&ing it may be
found in the letters, received or
fan back, which were trsnfmiited
by my wife to the Austrian Gbr
: ernment; and if his Imperial Me
jetty is not fatisfied by readingofer
the orders feat in his name from
Vienna, lam witling to give the
Marquis de Chafteller any infer
mation he may think proper to
defre.
2. His Maj^y the Emperer
and King, wither to be assured
that, upon my release, 1 Stall im
mediately set out for American
1 have freouentiv fignified thia to
have beed fy iotenuom j But, ,
tide, I do not thimk it prow to
,hn,riltt wtth ,h1& ri^minn
DECLARATIONef WAR,
OCT. a.
The Dey of Tripoli has ac
tually declared WAR against
Sweden, and three Swedish
Ihips have already"been tak
en by Tripolitan corsairs, and
carried to Tripoli.
°CT,,
Yesterday evening a French flag
of truce arrived at Dover,bv which
a M. Meclue, a French Courier,
brought a dilpatch from the Com
miffioner# of the Difeftor); ad
dteffed io Lord Mdmefbuty. Thia
difparch was inftantiy fcnt off by
a fecial messenger to London,
where it arrived at two o'clock this
morning. We cannot rke upon
u,ro ftire the nature of (hit com
roonicition.—l: may be merr'y
the arfwer of (he Ccmmffioret#
to the tetter written by Lord
Milm^fbMy, which his been so
much the subj a of discussion, but
to which M^ifter# heve hid, that
they exptaed no favorable anther.
CThh day Will prove to ui, whether
the French Di<eaory have relaxed'
from thrir demands or nor. It
foil be our study to procure the
best information for our reader#
01 a matter so truly iaterefting to
them.
The escort of the Deputies u%
der summary judgment of traof
partition, arrived at Rochforc on
the lift Sept, they were embaik
cd the fame day ar noon, and the
wind being favorable, they were
expeded in a few hour# to be out
of light.—Thus the execrable ten
fence of the Directory against these
men, without trial, it carried into
tffed, and the wretched imitators
of their tyranny in every country
of the world, will have to quote
their example of itjuftice for the
perfecoiion of the men whole o
piniont they dread. Whether
chile men were guilty or innocent
is foreign to rhe queflion. 1c is
only by a trial that justice Could
be fatiified.'
LA FATETTE
TUESDAY, November 18, 1797°
<, Not a ward do we boar frem the Gct.
Cwt, feting at Portraitb-Probabi, we
ma, ball jGWt&mg for next «u«b,j^^d wo
rutratbo P^fmouib Pfer. N
All tbs accounts jrom turfy concur it prag.
naftcattug a /pub 4 "d qsindta ve rccra
mencewM of beflilutu in tuot qwrur ej tit
globe.
.AGREEABLE.
Weare Lapp, so an bounce,„m th authors
i, if tin Amererau Cenjul rtfren* at tefttf.
Am, that the free fotrican C^araffiners so
& Republic a/ France, badJaje, arrived at
Paris—that tbg were received with ever,
ma?k es refpe& and polltenejs—add that there
was net tbejmalkfl daubs oftbetrfettling Q
mifunderfauditg between the two ceurtr o,
~&fatifc of the Federal Gowcrita •'.
The Natebet were not delivered up let the
American forces 21 day fence. 1 binge w<re h
bewevet, quiet t,ere.
\h From the flavanud we learn, that that
port is font again# American wff Is wbseb
bawe ltfttbe U.^ face th tyb t,ft
— ?
. CINCINNATI; OCT 14, ;.
An insurrection is brewing at Kifi
kafkies ; Gen. Wilkinson is t king so
live meafum to firp press it M.pr Hunt
is to eftiblifha pest e+h ago men, be
tween K>hokia and k&fties. Fort
M^flacis to be augme^ed to ,6o men..
^Fort Recover, (St. Clair's 6e;4> wife
some stores inhare laid te be bWatty 1
the Indians. +
&% «<&femdfcttft £
, ft :Hh M jxly the Emperor &
Kbg, dees me the honor to figm
ty to me that the principle which
I prolefi being incompatible with
the fecumy of the Auftriao Gov
ernmeot, it is his p'ealure that I
Should cot re-enter his dominion a
without hit special perm ffi io.—
I have duties bam which lam fa
ar liberty to withdraw myfe/f, 1 am
under ob igationsef duy t othe
United State# ; above all, ftm un
der obligations of duty to F Ice,
aid I can contrail no eng geroent
inconfitent with these rights which
my country held# over me. Witl
these exceptions, 1 c,n ^ffue the
Gen, M^qni de Chfteler, ih&c
i: is my foariabb icicle ion never
to let foot on ary territory fu j=ct
to his Mjfly, the K rg of Bohe
mia arid Hungary ; cord queer ; y
I, the unde tigne#^ engage rayfeif
to hs Mjfty the Emperor" and
Kig, never, at any time, to enter
into any & hi# he ediiary domin
ions, eihew having fift ob airied
his special permission, provided thia
engagement it not uaderfiood to
contravene the right my Cowart,
holds over me.
(Signer) LAFAYE TTE.
The D taory invited Gen. La fa,cue to
return to France, and this invitation oat been
removed face the ia e revolution. He qp ? ll n&
doubt accept the invitation, and go to Paret,
to acbnoultdge the obligations that be it tear
for the interference of the D r^aor, in bu,&
ver ; but me urdergond be is going to Spa or
Am la Chapelle, to lobe & w rterejet th,
recover, of bit b^ahb.
CONCORD,
Congress of the United States^
PHILAD MONDAY, NOV. Iff.'
Agreeably to a uw of the left
tvffi >n, the two houses of Congrtf#
were to have met in this city, this day —
Nine Senators appeared, which wanted:
eight of a quorum. Os the H^ufe forg
one members appeared ; which wanting
thirteen to make s quorum, adj unmeiKS
took place until i t o'clock, tomorrow
morning. [0 Os the mmbri of tbs
boafa were Ms. FtftrJrcm N. Ham/fo^e;
Meths. B Hock, Lyman, P rbr, R.#d,
Shepherd, TbacbirfrV.rnumX^ Wadreor^b,
M Jfahfati ; Mr. Vilhrgbof, from R.
Ijhnd ; 6 from Cwuauut, § N. lork,z
N 7fa9 4 Pnntybu^ia, 4 M^rry^na, §
Virginia, 3 N. Carolina, and a S.CmoU.
na] '
V) VFVSDAY, NOV. 14.
Twelve members in addition to taefe 1
mentioned yesterday took their feats;
but there were not a quorum.
Two additional Senators tock their
sea's. ; .'
BE N,TE.