The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1794-06-30 00:00:00, page 4

Foreign Articles.
Germany.
FRANKFORT, APRIL lO.—Since
the Prussian Minister hat delivered the
note purporting that the Troops
Ihould not march back, if the Diet
of the Empire on the Six Circles
would furnifh a subsidy, no farther
deliberations have taken place here
on this fubjea, as it will make a point
of difeuffion in the Germanic Diet on
thei,th inst. Man, of the ftatei seem,
to acquiesce in the proposals of the:
Elector of Mentz.;
—mt——-.
fy^'r^F
.rePAKia, APRIL io.—Florent Guy
ot, Representative of the People in the
Array of the North, wrote from Lisle,
dated 6th April, that foldiefl had
given up their rations for a decade
and a half—that their refource# were
immense, and the army abundantly
Pf9fli@M„: Atriotifm and revolu
tionary vigour, animated all the Sob
diets; 5 Guyot concluded with a De
cree of Magistrate, of Lille, declaring
as fyfpeded perforce bankrupts
who should not pay their debit in a
ceruin time. ^ft^
rotebit atem f&4%.=Ler
tert from-Warfaw of the 2d inst flare
% fat temforreaiOTi in fat cotinfry
taewte to taro eferat fifteen
General Ko&kohu tendered fiifr
felf master of Cracow, The R^
totiror, Tribunal to &tity bas &
reedy condemned to death; and hang
ed mwg^fo ereaed in * market
Jf• 3# ~QW^£VWI fem^ ,
FOR THE MIRROUR.
MR. RUSSELL,
The following lines were the effufion ofheart
felt sympathy, on hearing of the death of<
an INFANT, whose parents were particu
lar friends of the author. If you please to
give them an insertion in your Mirrour,
you will oblige a Correspondent.
Asa! Fate, relentless, why bast thou beguil'd,
And rob'd thole tender parents oftbeir child?
Why are tboje ftroug, tbo'jecret, ties referefl,
' Which bind tie Infant to the.mother's breast ?
Parental love is now compet'd to mourn.
The darling Babe from thatfond hofom torn !
As budding lilies of the fragrant fold
Are crept :Jo those,fuoeet babe, waft forc'd to yield
to death's untimely Jhaft. Parents by tears re,rejs,
And /cek the aid of heaven in thy diflrefs.
Th, infant fuelling, centre of tby love,
Plum'd with jerapbic wing, has far'd above ;
Its body,fever'd from tbe joul, in dust
Must lie, till Cbrifl commandetb it tebur#
The bands of death—then may it wing its way s
To courts celestial, and eternal day ;
Where heavenly concerts bymn the Sire of days,
And Infantsjoin to thrill their Maker's prails.
Concord, fosse 18, 1794. lambe.
The effeds of the Stage and Pul,it Oratory,
contrasted,
ONE day the Archbiftop of Canterbury
said to Betterton, the Player, "Pray
inform me Mr. Betterton what is the reason
you adors on the stage can affed your con
gregations by speaking of things imagina
ry, as if they were real; while we in the
church speak of things real, ,hich our con
gregations receive as if they were only im
aginary —Why, my Lord (replied B.) the
reason is plain : we actors on the stage speak
of things imaginary, as if they were real ;
and you in the pulpit speak of things real,
as if they were only imaginary.",
Esq. Pope's Definition of Prudery.
WHAT is Prudery? 'Tisa beldam,
Seen with wit and beauty ftldom ;
'Tis afear that starts at jbadows ;
Tis (no,tie not) like Mijs Meadows :
'Tis a virgin bard of feature.
Old, and void of all good natuh ;
Lean andfretful; would fam wije.;
Yet playsthefool before foe dies.
'Tis an ugly, envious Jbrew,
That rails at dear Hepell and,on.
I°^^^<^^&l
SEAT OF THE MUSES,
Domeflic Articles.
WHITESTOWN, (M«,) MAY W
Since our Jaft, information has been
received from the county of Ononda
ga, that the principal men of that
place have united, for the purpose of
putting a flop to the importation (by
means of inland navigation) of pro
visions, goods, &c. from the United
States to British dominions. A sec
ond boat has been taken into custody,
and the property on board duly re©
iftered, and stored till diredions may
be had from the Executive ; for which
purpose an express was dispatched on
Saturday last.
By a gentleman of undoubted ve
racity, from? Ontario county, we are
informed, th&Governour Simcoe, im
mediately on receiving &, talk de
livered by Lord Dorchefler to the In
dians, went to Niagara and ordered
four companies of British troops to
proceed to ,the rapids of the Miami
River, and there ereft a fort, which is
now building the like wife used eve
ry perfuafirafmeafare to induce the
Indians to continue at war with the
United States—in which it it said he
is likely to faceted. ^,:<v
On the tide of Weft Flanders there
scarcely passes a day in which the en
emy do not make excursions, which
give birth to frequent and severe fkir
miffies. It is only remarkable, that
the French' begin all the attacks, and
that these are chiefly directed against
the posts which are occupied by their
countrymen, the Emigrants.
The German Prints state, that the
Army of the North had been promis
ed eight millions of livers by the Con
vention, if they reconquered the
Netherlands and the country of Liege,
during the present campaign.
The accounts brought by yester
day's mails are not decisive refpefting
the operations of the Prussian troops,
but only confirm their having receiv
ed orders from Berlin to halt until fur
ther notice.
place, the Caflellan Rimifeaflo, for
High Treason.
The Ruffian garrison having left
Cracow under the command of Lieut,
Colonel Leycaffin, to join the rest of
their countrymen who were marching
against the rebels. Lieut. Col. Ley
caffin was ^attacked in his retreat by
the Polish brigade of Walewfki,com
manded by brigadier Manger. The
former loft his equipage, but the Ruf
fian general Rachamanow having
gained him with some squadrons, the
brigade of Walewfki was repulsed
with great loft.
The Polish regiment io Lithunia
and Podloaohin, whose redudion was
reiolved upon are also in open rebell
ion.
Oo the ift ioft. intelligence was
received at Warsaw, that the Pruf
fiaoa had advanced within five leagues
of that capital, would approach Bill
nearer should it be required.—The
Prussians are also advancing in great
force to Cracow. The Ruffian gen
eral Tarmonzow is immediately to
attack that city, where the number of
the armed insurgents amounts to be
tween 6 and 7,000 men of the lowest
description. They are also laid to
have some old pieces of artillery and
plenty of French money. The deit
is to be convened tojudge the delin
quents.
The Prussian Minister has already
presented several Notes refpeding the
depredations of Madaliofki, which
have obliged his Majesty to let his
troops march into Poland to secure
his own frontiers.
THE ARMIES.
4 .^ 'ri fri.f;:'''. foct
'"T'HOSEwbo received papers of the Printer
•l^ e lafyear, in the towns following,arein
formed that their accounts are read, for Settlement
from No. 54 to No. 80, at the following placet,
viz. Mr. Thomas Lewis and Mr. Oba. Clough,
Canterbury-Copt. Stephen Haines IS Mr Wal
ker Bufwell, Nortbfld —Capt. Tilton, Mfrs.
Ward & Cubing;lS Capt. Colby, Sandbornton—
Mr. Boynton, Meredith—Mr. Andrew Woodman,
Col. Ladd, Mr- Burns, Mr. David Beano and
Mr. Swett, Gilmantown—Mr. Wood's fore, Mr
Abraham Batchelder,and Mr. Nathaniel Batchel
der,fan. Loudon—Capt.Hook, Chicbefer—Capl.
Prescott and Mr.J.farown, Epsom—Mr. John
Meed, Deerfield— At Major Moor'sfore, Candia
[, The Printer hopes bisfriends will notice
the above, and render him afifance by difebarg
ing their accounts—NOW is the acceded time-
Leave good Rye, at 4/. er Corn ar y. a bufal,
at any of the above places immediately, aud it will
be accepted —otberwiJe HARD CASH well be
called for- ——He would give a longer indulgence,
but he is obliged to payfor the paper hr has afed,
the pof, ^c. % and conffintlj i(neceffitated
to call on his cuft omers for payment.
Mr. James Robinson, the prefat pef, is autho
rised to receive pay and give receipts in m, name.
Concord, fune 9. E. RUSSELL.
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THE PROPHECIES
,^ity Rev. ChRIBTOPher Love, & his
LAST WORDS on the Scaffold,
Who was beheaded at Tower-Hill, London,
The 2^d day of August, 1651.
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A
Compend of Military Discipline,
tor the TROOPS ot Newhampfhite.
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REFLECTIONS bn DEATH, and 4
The French Cortot,
'4 very entertaining and ufeful Hiftory,?
CT For Salens above. .
The Eastern and Northern Pof.
Dispatches from Berlin announce
that a negotiation is begun for taking
into British pay their troops, by which
Britain is to be saddled with the ex
pense .of an army of 30,000 Prussians.
6 Without Rain from Heaven, the Corn shall
witheron its ftalk.'
Great ferments, fays the London
Morning Chronicle, subsist in differ
ent parts of Poland, and nothing but
the presence of an immense Ruffian
army keeps the people of Warsaw
quiet.
This information is confirmed by
a foidier who lately arrived in Onta
rio county from among the Indians ;
he was taken a ptifoner at the defeat
of St. Clair, and remained with the
Indians till a short time since, when
he was purchased of them by Gov,
Simco, and fee at liberty. He fur
ther adds, that the militia of Pennsyl
vania, to the number of four hundred,
were busily employed in erecting a
fort at Pfifoeil. Both forts are said to
be in great forwardnefs.
A collection has lately been made,
in the Congregation of Connecticut,
of a sum, for paying twelve pounds
per month ; to certain gentlemen as
miffiooaries for preaching during this
fommer in Vermont. One of their
objects is to oppose the growth of
Methodism ; and another co covert
the heathen.
Prince Edward, we hear, has arriv
ed at Halifax from his Wefiindia ex
pedition, with 80,0001. sterling as his
share of the plunder ; and has made
a compliment to the Governor's La
dy of 10 0001. Great publick rejoic
ings in Novafcotia on his arrival.
Without paY, what shall the Printer do?
CONNECTICUT SPIRITUAL ITT.
SALEM, JUNE 17.
NO TI C Ethereby given, that
the reversion of the Widow!
thirds of the real Eftite of JOSEP H
BEAN, jun. late of Saliibory, deceas
ed, will be fold,
At Public Vendue,
on Wednesday, the 15th of June inst.
At Abel Elkinft, innholder in hid
Saliibury, at three O'clock, P. M.
^ st: JOSEPH FIFIELDS
?:? .^ ,U&feOT„id Eta.
Salisbury, June 4, 1794,:. 86
CASH to be fold for ^RAGS
at Russell's fafiirig Offic€. " ,
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.1 . WANTED TO LET,
Aquantity of Hemlock Bark, to
peel; or, hire a band by the month—for which a
generous price will be given, if application is made
immediate^ to NATHANIEL LADD.
Concord, June 4. Byf
WANTED to centrad for the making of
several thoufond pairs of good thick leather
men's SHOES—to be delivered jm—The payfff
Makingjaid foes, to be wholly in leather —and*a
generous price given, if application be made imme
diately to j NATHANIEL LADD.
Concord, Jure 7, 17%. ^„f
7 Note of Hand.
TN order to prevent people being
1 imposed 00, public notice is hereby
given ta all people, not to purchase a
note of hand against John Murrey,
of Alexandria, payable to Robert
Murrey, of Grafton ; said note bear
ing date March 25, 1794, and is held
unjustly, as I have received no value
for it. Therefore lam determined
not to pay it.,
JOHN MURREY.
Alexandria, June 4, 1794. 87
AJOBo, WORK to be done ;
or hire a Man by the month.
86—June 14. Enquire of the Printer.
A long lease, or absolute sale,
will be preferred.
The Situation for either a Trad
er, Attorney, or Tavernkeeper, will appear,
on view, to be too eligible to need any com
ment.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
Two flout, healthy BO Y S,
15 or 16 years of age, as apprentices to the
Tanner's and Currier's Trade. Apply to,
Ample security will entitle the
purchaser to a generous credit.
For further particulars, applv to
CALEB STARK.
Dunbarton, June 21. 87
BENJ". & TIM 0 . WIGGIN,
THEREBY take leave to inform the public,
that they have just received a general
assortment of
Englifo & Wefiindia GOODS;
which they are determined to fell on the ve
ry lowest terms possible.
Cash, and all kinds of Country
Produce, will be received in payment.
Hopkinton, June 23. 87
Pleasant Situation.
NATHANIEL LADD.
Concord, May 24, 1794. Bgtf
.-_+ IIHIIII .to mib i '■■ hum—— i —
WANTED TO LET,
HOUSE & STORE in Hopkinton,
widow's Thirds of
Jofepb Bean,jun'r's Efiate.
HEMLOCK BARK to peel.
FOR SALE, or TO LET,
That beautiful and elegantly situated
Lately improved by Mr. Isaac Babfon.
SHOES to MAKE.
if. Take Notice.