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and other pmwifiooi, io which many
liver were loft.
34. Tumults of the fame nature
Occurred.
25. Nineteen perform beheaded for
promoting the infcwreaion of the
20. h. :
JUNE.
6. Vice-Aomra\ Cornwallis, cap
tured 8 valuable French merchant
men.
7. The important fortrefspflix
amburgb fufodeted co the French.
8./ Louis Capet, son of rhe unfor
,tunare Louis XVI. died at Paris, ag*
ed 11 yean.
' 15. The Spaniards defeated by
the French.
23. Three line of battle fhipa tak
en from the French, by Lord Brid
port's fleet, offtypify.
27. Intelligence received of the
brilliant viaory gained by Lord Bto
port over the French fleet off.'O lent.
—lntelligence received olihfcap
ture of three French ^ips of war by
Vice- Admiral Murray's quadro 1, on
the American station.
—Advices received of alarming io#
furreaions having broken out in the
Weftindia 1&M& •
JULY. #
I. A Freocn corvette chafed on
thore bv Sir Sidney Smith'i tquadron,
where the was loft.
3. A (hip of war and fix French
merchantmen taken by Sir Richard
Strachn'a squadron.
7. A (mart a&ion between, the
British and French fleets in the /M^di
terranean, in which the enemy lqft
one ship of the line, the A'cide. She
blew up soon after (he (truck, and
400 of her crew perished.
21. The whole body of the French
emigrant# completely defeated^ Qh
btron.
24. Intelligence received that the
Diet of Rafifbjn had-relolved to ne
,gotiate with the French Republic.
/ ^^i A august. w
4. Intelligence received of the capture of
fix British transports, with troops arid ftorea,
by the French ergifers in the Weftindies.
—lntelligence received of the capture of
two French frigates by the Vanguard, of 74
guns, and the Thorn sloop of war, on the
Weftindia station.
—The capture of the French frigate La
Minerve, by his Majefy's ship Dido, in the
, Mediterranean, aft* having beat off aouth
"ter, announced. '.
g. Count Sombruiel and 187 emigrant
officers, taken at Qjiberon, Were fooc at
Vannes.
4. Intelligence receiver, of art alarming
notgt Hamburgh, in consequence of recruit
ing parties for the emigrant regiments beat
ing up there. ' w
9. Peace between France and Spain pro
claimed at Madrid.
Jif. Several French Deputies ordered to
be arrested.
11. The navigation of the Scheldt de
&4free.^^ % ¥?^
^ 14. Great difeontents manifested by the
inhabitants of Ccifica.
4 25, Admiral Dunean's fleet, which failed
with the Ruffian squadron, in quest of the
Dutch fleet, captured two French ihips of
ter, called La Suffifante and La Vidoneufe,
mounting 14 guns each.
26. Eleven French vessels taken sade
s
riri^te c"a^^^^^ Txt
^f^^
LThe whole of ^ Fre*;& m , crossed
foij e : p ^ c ° e s !^&t^^
8. Advice received of Lieutenam&fi%
* ef,e navy, having formally takeyoffef
'o^?!^^ ^*"" °^ B ^^
it. Afi attempt made to Raffinate the
Duke Regent of Sweden.
• 22 The French Convention declared
•the itceptance of the new Constitution by
zc The French defeated near Manheim.
79 Several fucceffes # cb'alncd by thg^
French army in Italy antyun^ed to the Con- 1
vention.,
—Peace proclaimed at Hanover between
:$e EJeftor and the French Republic.. , 1
go. The incorp%arinn of Belgium with
France decreed by the Convention
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CONCORD, April 26; 1796.
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By the lafi mail, %ue learnr&tbtng further tbiß
txtoreanncunced, rrfpea:r,g th® %@at, Pufem —
No decifanon ibr/u/j^? TCt.
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS,\
====== , §
SEPT 9. A foppiementiry billon1
the Navai A ^rn,ftt (u^j & paffdi
It provides tor bailing 3 fag&e-.#,
M/ Holland oppof^ i;, as impolitic.
Hr in fifted th& 2 or 3 irig^es would
fevr to provoke attack, without being
able co -make refiltocr, and instead
o fr gaining rtfp?&, the meafute would|
expire the contempt of foreigners.
T>eexpense was a 0 her obj &ion.
The hiinffM, vea' 62 hv 2%
EMBARGO on CORN &c.
Mr. Chnftie, after @ok&iC g the ]
probability of a fcareit, of corn be
fore the rar harvest could be gather
ed, proposed a refo^u ion ; )
6 That a committee be appointed
toetquireinfo the expediency of ppe
, venting the exportation from s he U.
States, of indian corn, meal, &c. for
— mon hs" Ordered to lie.
EMBARGO. APXIL it.
Mr. Ch^rtie called up h^ muion on
this subj-a — Rye and R,e Meal were
added to the resolution. Its reference
10 a committee w,@ opposed by M ff.
Coit, Bourne & K^rera, on the ground
of giving uoreteffary alarm; when,
they be ieved, there was no founda
tion for it. It Was fopported by Mr.
Chrissie, Blount □nd. Htoderfon, who
each mentio ed the prevailing scarci
ty io the parts they came from ; and
urged the impolicy of carrying off 1
that produce to feed foreign nations,l
which their own poor flood in need
oh Committed to a committee of
fifteen, ore bom each date.
TENESEE APRIL 12.
M . Dearoorn, of the commtree to
,whm wait referred the Prefideni'a
meffige, relative to the territory fouth
of the Oiio, reported, that that terri
tory, now bearing the name of the
state of Tertfee, was entitled to ail
the privilege epyed by the 0 her
Gates of the U don, and that it fh>uld
be one o, the 16 dates of America.
Read twice, and committed.
NEWS ! EXTRA.
In the B Hoj Centlnei,, 01 April 20,
we read the following NEWS!
" Notwiriiftandhg reports torhe
contrary, we are affued, ihat Hp Ex
cellency Governor G man is reflat
ed by the fuff ages ot near three quar
ters of the Fieemen of Newham
(hire."
We know not how this Boflon pa
ragraphic obtained tifrW
uotet^ fy the ^ S§ptcifh g\h of Second
SigbC-— We in Newhampffiire do
not e@a to fid out whoii'Gover
nor, ,I# after 'featon —an 1 that wi |
not be til e< June- —Bar Bofa
folks are full of nofot^g sb, c^#
fi dout, before '^i% ''who car
G^ tfnot tf!lig^^^;
rf^'C'^^ '=—=-tQBt, ——? --,11/
Boston. apr H 16.;
<ft FROM EUROPE.
Q^ arrivals here anu a &fyik, from
Europe, bring accounts two , three days
liter d, 9 n before derailed ; but no event of
confequEnre has tranfoired; ( ncr could be
^,F^ ^4,
toanU olthe war, er the pfoof peace.
'lbe Weftindia Latitude;
I It is expected will be the theatre of carnage
Itheenfuing futnmef.The BrirHh armament
Ihas, io part; certainly arrived ; and reports
lare current, that a French squadron has also
been spoke with near the islands ; probably
Admiral Richers's from Cadi^ Leogane,
in Hispaniola, has been captures by the Brit
ish ; but the town fas deftruyed before the
Bench left it—Petit-Goave, was also expert
ed ,o fatt,'as the British naval force was pow
erful.
FURTHER.
Capt. Cruft, arrived yefierdiy, informs,
I that previous to the ph March, 63 fail of the
I fleet from England, with 8 or 10,000 troops
I has arrived at Barbadees :— That one of the
Itranip rts had been captured to the wind _
I ward of Barbadoes, by a French privateer of
18or 20 purify h ^ving 1 80 troops an board —
and that fix more had been t^ken by French
' privateers, and carried into Ceyenne, one of
which had a 30,0001 cargo on board, as re
ported at Birbadoes —Oqly one or two 44
gun ships had arrived—one of which with a
reinforcement of 500 men had failed for St.
; Vincents. \#-
A merchant in Philadelphia, ha#
received, letter dated Fayai, Febru
ary 16, which men ient char, continu
al firteks of earthquakes have been
feu hre for a mooh befo e, in con
! f qurnre of which the inhabitants had
left the town and retired to the coun
try § this fem, to co r obo<a e the lace
mtsfoitooe which happened the city
!of Cadiz, as lately pubnthecL
A PLAIN CASE.
Has the H?ufc ot Reptefentauves any con
fti'utiooal power to mak + treacles ? If they .
• have, so what article andfe&ion is that pow|
er conferred by the People ? If they have [
not, must nor ever, attempt of that branch;
to assume such a power, be considered by thel
;people, as an usurpation?
FROM PHIL4D. APRIL 13.
" I arrived here co Saturday, and
found the friends to good oider and
tranquility much dejeaea— I hey ar
gue toe most melaocbO^V co ' queer
ces ; as they inform ms that a pri-;
vate meeting of the mjonty, a lew !
days fine, 57 agreed to voe againtt ;
Imaki g approp tatiohs '° r cariying,
Ithe treaty wih England into effect,
land to pubirfh a MaGetio with their
reafoos. I canleh that tot m,left, 1
am not to much alarmed as they Bit ;
but busiest has received a gtea< th >(k
in cobkquence of'the determioauoa|
of the meeting. God grant the feats
ot the friends of peace may never be
realized. If the British rt^y is not;
carried into effect, it cannot be ex
pected chat the Senate„W concur in
making the appropriation ß } or the
other treaties ; and where things will
end Providence only knows. The
great body ot the people.^ere, who
are alarmed, (wear they wil deiend
the Conttnuuon with theii i© and
property."
Extras of a letter from a Gentleman in
Patladeipbia
" The Prefijent has given hit antwer
to .the' call lor papeiatnai he wid
not lend them.— This greaii, enrages
our meek and mild democrats, and
they propole to enter into a war with
'the Executive, and to publilh a man
iteflo (Ofhe pteopie— They will barer
us, and tell us, that there is nothing
in heaven, or earth, they adore tb
much as /be Pioplg^ tye w:li only be
pleated,in return for this humble ^fe
guage, to let them pull down ine
President, and step into hrifhoes—
they will call thtmfelves our plants
if we will only be fb good, 4,^0 @
them in reality be our masters"
Mwfaffli^ <3
Extras as titato fam Poriauprtuce,
dated Match 27, 179&.
“ The inhabitants here were much
disappointed by the return of the fleet
yefterda,, after an tofoW#%k
o^Leogaoe^ Tbe Ereo ch tamf e
prove to be ftrooger than was ex
pedted." . -°
^Accounts from the Weftindiei me^
non, that three ,ot the faffeb which
lately felted froto Norfolk, aifi borf
es, were carried into Capetraocori, &<
that others had arrived at the Moe,
with the lofi or half their ca goo, &
what remained were very fi k:,.
NEWTOk ie, APRIL 14.
The Crip Dominic, Terry, arrived' st
Philadelphia, on Mohda,, left Llfb ui, on
the loth Feb. Capt. DE Hartfys, that
two shocks of an earthquake split rhe walls of
facial houfeb there. But he gives no ac
'count ot the calamity hid to baife befallen -/
the city 0 Cadiz.
PITTSBURGH/APRIL ^.
On Tuefday kft, at Fyete Courity Upion
town, the Grand jury preferred to the :.oyrt
a petition for carry tng into < ff cl- he Brinfh
and Spamfh treaties, signed by -them 4 unam
imoefly. It was then signed by the court,
which arijourried to give suiters to the courts
and other inhabitants of the conity then at
tendig an opportunity to confi^er the peti
tion. The meeting in ti^e court house was
large and confuted ot a great number of the ,z
principal people; levend publications weie
read ; and perform present (poke on the oc-
Icafion. It was then-moved and resolved u
nanimobfly, that it is the sense of this meet
ing, that the late ireaties wuh Britain and
Spain ought to be carried into complete exe
cution speedily, that there m<y be no imped
iment to objeds in which this country is
so greatly inieieftedt the possession of the
Western P fts, and the free navigation of
the river Mimfiippi.
O.i Monday week I ft, the Grand Jury,
I Court, bar and loiters of the court, attended
at Somerset, had presented and figged with
unanimity, petitions to the fame effed, with
great earnest cfs soliciting a rt^dy concur
rence in pacing all laws necessary to the ex
ecution ot the treaties.•
WARSAW, fcidroaM Poians] NOV tg.
[K^f ttfkwh^ received from St, Pe-
I tc Ibugo, the annual perfija ot ore 1
thousand one hundred ducats, ferried
I co him by the United States of A.
merica, in whole cause he served.—
He immediately divided this fom be
tween his countrymen, who are fellow
priloneri with him.
BOSTON, (Chronicle) APRIL 21.
Last evening arrived in this port, the fhp
Minerva, Capt. Scott, in 38 days from L 0-
; don. We have papers by this arrival, ti the
I 12th of March—upon a cursory perusal, we
I canno find they contain any ma trial in for
-Imatinn. It is mentioned in a letter from
:Angers, dated 6th V<nt>fe, that Charette is
^de dos his wounds—(Le Eclair) That
St ffi 1 and five of his accomplices were tri
ed a Argeis on the 6 h Ventrfe, and were
(hot the next day. St ffle was 44 years old.
DIED]—At Bow, 6n Wrdnefd y last, af
i ter a long and lingering ilinefs, Mr. Aaron
MooßE^aged about 29.
In this town, on Sundays the loth infc
of the nervous fever, Mr. Theop hl;vs
:Sargeant, of Canterbury, in the 28th
year of his age— He fuft inert a g>odcharac
ter, and died greatly lamented by his friends
and acquaintance.,
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Wild Deer.
The FAMOUS HORSE,
% 'riri:t\ CALLED THE ri'.
WILD DEER,
IX, ILL Hand at the liable of
▼ V the fubfetiber this season, as.ufual.
It was reported, by some ilb minded petfon, H
last year, that Lid Horse W6S fold, and gone ri ~
od of t,is part of the Country ; I think it
probable that such a story may be in circula-,,y'^
ri n at this time, as I have lately had f>me
<ff rs for said Horfe—therefore 1 thought
proper to give this public notice, to prevent 7
any body's being impufed open, who live at
a defiance from the fobferiber. , ',ri
I think ffunneceffary to fay
any thing in favor of said Hoife— His woiks % ri\
will prove what he is. ~
I^HN BACHELDER.
Concord, April 20 1796. 3
^x^^vr fresh hides:
JUST arrived, and for SALE, by the fab- ' 74
faiber, for one half ready fcy, arid one
nJf on a year's credit, with approved fecu- ±
city. Four Thousand very 1-rge and excellent 47
NEW HIDES,
Which, tor file and quality, are full equal to
• any #mbtet hides..'..•,.*'; ^&'^
^ 0 Hides delivered at Concord or Haver. ^ ^1
hill, as beftfaits rhe purchsfer.
NATHANIEL TAnn ? ri^r rf /^v\
Concord, April 1796. 3