Russel & Davis' Republican gazetteer — Concord, N.H., 1797-01-24 00:00:00, page 3

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8 VARIS, NOV, 3 #
ARMY ofITALY.
The Tftrjffrwbich.hft b^en to often
ftidto^vc been experience.! tynhc ar
^y,ffhi%, ^ndfiy often coarvzdided by
t^ wit, of Buonaparte, are 001, the
fitfe&;oh<of royahfts and fto^joDbers,
who nr^ke it a rfmih of deceiving credu
-1 lousmen, A ',/ ^
The rwemies of the Republic, the Roy
alists and Anarchies, unite their cffm#
io giving credit to every report which
may c^ufe uneafiotfeto all good citizens,
thermal friends cf government, $
The reports of a'forrie by Wormier,
with a part of 4he troops shut up in Man
tua, nnd his pre ended iuccefs over the
Republicans, are of the fame nature.
Buonaparte, ever viaorious, and rnaf
ter of Italy, beholds, and could behold
only as prisoners, Wormier and his army.'
The Cwfi:an expedition proves strongly
the fripefiority of the forces which he
command,.
HARWICH, OCT. %3.
There are federal (hips with ammunition
On board lying at Oftend, and particu
larly tn American fliip with 15s field
pieces, and nearly ready to put to sea.
< LONDON, NOV. I.
A letter from Vienna fays, " The French
counter, who lately arrived here, w,s sent
by the Dir&foy to Gen. Buonaparte, &
by him to oera^rt. The universal be
lief is, that he has brought proposals for
8/1 arraiftice and a negotiation. Gen.
Buonaparte; in the 'letter which he sent
to Field Maifhal Wurmfer tp demand a
pass for him, fitted, that the early deliv
ery of his meffige WM of the utmost im
portance. The Emperor, as soon as he
heard the object of his mission, gave or
ders to treat nim with the utmost kind-
V nets ; but no peffon can vifift him with
out a card of admission from our minister
for foreign affairs. 'This &, plication is maar
at a time when England, on ber file, ba,
sent pr&pdiah to France for 4 negotiation, a
<rifis of which th French government fam
defoous to profit. The cowur is ft.ll in F^n
ma, and is daily Jerqued at dinner with eight,
and at JwQer with foedh&s. He bus v fe
ed the theatre, and other public places, but not
•afoot nor without at efart. Since fas arri
lal, the Emperor bis beta continual/, tn coun
cil w/tb the mini,:,,.
Nov, 10 Y fterJay hit M^jfy
Ggned an order in council, grant
ing letters of masque ^d reprisals
agatofah fh<p 6 and veffeli belong
ing to the fobjects of the King of
Spain.
Nov# Is. Letters from Holland
received yeflerday, fta% & the
combtoad squadrons of Spain have
appeared cff Toulon.
,oMACUS, OCT..2g.
The day before yeftrtd&y a letter
was read in the COpvehtioi from
Banvia, stating that the Eoghiti
had taken all our fatlemenrs is the
Eaflindies, except Batavia and two
tenements in J^.
Italian Affairs.
fTHERE are accounts from Rerhe;
and other parts of Italy, which Rate,
that the Pope had broken off his negoci
ations with the French, and hid called
upon the States of Church, all the Cath
olic Princes, and his faithful fu+fcas, to
use all their efforts to defend their coun
try and religion ; promifi ig such as fall
flgndize themselves, great pecuniary re
* wards, and an absolution for crimes.—
They further state, that the piaures and
ffatues which had been stipulated to be
sent to France, were ordered to be un
packed, and the Corn©Loners direaed
to leave the Papal dominions. These
accounts are to Oa. B—and mention is
made, that the disapprobation of the
Pope, tothe secret articles of the treaty,
was the cause of the cessation of the ne
gotiations and determination.on boftili
ties. By these articles, the Pope was td
pay ^OO,OO0 livres monthly, until a peace
with Germany and Naples ; to cede four
dukedoms, and,pconfent to the Repub
lic's holding Ferrara, and Bologna-Ao
font out enemy's vessels ; make the ports
of his holiness an asylum for French ves
sels , and TO permit the French in all
- 4wifi to feCTfon C^viMV^cchia and An^l
- % ccha. .These accounts,lx:ar fibre co'.owr
- fl ab,l: 4feeds, and are fatly corroborated,
%aMd partly contradicted by the following*
forfrlW.' Irr our opinion the truth ot
them is doubtful.]
II MILAN, OCT. 11—12.
We :re ^SheC iha; hoftuiriea
,between the Popp and the French
^ Republic will Shortly be cam
;snicrced.
§ According to a proclamation of
;QGeneral Buoa*parte, tie puce be-
L^ tween the Republic ^d the Duke
lofI of Modena it declared to be (u(-
speeded.
I All young men ahrfe the age
of 17 year; are c. mpeiied to the
military service voder a great pen-
fo'y-
.ft There was a bloody copffia ,be-
Itween some inhabitant! of Leg
ihorn, who paid their devotion to
an image of the holy Maria, and
[the French. Several lives have
!been loft co that occ^fion..
It is hid that the Republic of
Venice intends cd ^cce<,c.:o ^n al
piance.concluded on the 29 h Sept,
^between the Pope and King of
f N^plea, a^d that the latter k ex
I' peft^d at Rom% ;
PARIS, OCT. 14
The Sardinian ports art shut for
ithe Enghfh, our government will
} iofift that the Venetian ports shall
I be shut for them also.
, OCT. 20.
The council of 500 had yefter
, day a fectet conference, in which
I the Deputy Pattotet io the name
of the committee for the treaty of
I peace with the King of Napier,
I made the report ofarticlei of peace
lagreed on, which were afterwards
I ratified. The articles are briefly
Ithefe. The King of Naples en-
I gages to withdraw his troop out
§ of the places in the Papal domains.
I He obliges himfe'f to keep no
more than a certain number of
1 men of war in comm ffion He
Ifecures us commercial advantagei.'
H Hi, ports fhgll be fatto the Eo,
I glifh until the end of the war. He
I w| ll give fatiifaaion an accoyct of,
$ the icfulti given to the French
fEnvoy in 1792.
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i FRANKFORT, 0CT.22.
We le4fo Hum Offenburg, that
Gen. fttra@ intended to obfttuft
Wthe retreat cf Gen. Moreau, thru'
ts the Black Forest, but "WO repulsed
{ with loft of men, said to amount
ftto 1500, a^d of feme baggage and
fortil^if. Th^ Imperwife,nho°.
I they fought with the greatest bra-1
J v&y, cou d not resist th6 tyerior
{numberof the French. It ft not!
§expected that Gee. Moreau will;
jfp^edfy recrofi the Rhine, as his|
I pofiion at Frybourg fy very ad
§ vant#geoin, nis tear being covered
Iby that river, add both bis wings
[by the fortteffa of Strasbourg and
I Huningen. Meanwhile the atch
;duke Chattel 11 cohering al the
[ difperfcd d^tachmeors, co prevent
Gen. Mure^u'a advancing, and it
lis therefore vtry probable that a
Iver, decide battle may happen in
Ithe ioviroos of Brifeau. Ged. Mo
% reau has affefted his retreat so well
§ by feigned marches, and bis fre
quent attacks on the Imperialists,
which were always made in mass.
VIENNA, OCT. ig.
According to taten from Dresden,
the Eteatof bit refolded to tend
bitfoaraency of troop co thel
rimpreriai ^fo% ^ ^4 060 men
are on their march from Bohemia
to join the Uchdukc Chains' ar-
UR#.
A IXLACHAPELLI, OCT. 9.
I The ,m, of the Gamble and
|Meufe and that of the North ^j
|ed, form a torp of So rhoufand
jmenall well dilciptined. They are
Iv er, active in reforming or rather
discharging u^fit and fofpeaed
persons from all the armies.
PARIS, NOV. 2.
The dey of Algiers it exerting
himtelf io the molt spirited man
ner, to maintain the independence
of his ports ! The Enghih have
infringed that icfyendence, and
taken a Spamfh frigate there ; the
Algerines have reclaimed it ! ano
are preparing their whote maritime
force !
!BOURNONFILLE^be F.x. Dir&r,.
J M^beim, 3d Brumaire, O&. 28.
i 'I hid the boner to give you an
, account yefterda, of the attack of
Ithe army made by the enemy io
|<%e night between the 29 h and
fyoh Vendemaire, (21st and 22d
JOct) up@n the head of the bridge
landI and rhe isle of Neuried ;he ha#
l prefaced nothing lefa than to make
Ithe garrison prisoners of war, and
§ to raise the works, and finally to
Icut cff the communication of the
I left wing with the right of the at-
Imy. This affair cod the enemy
more than 4000 men.
§BOURNONVILLE.
I Bulletin of the army of Italy.
. Milan, Vendemaire 17, ()& 8.
I The enemy's having been greatly
Idifturbed by the fire which wa^ or
idered to be fee to the haycocks
I which happened to be between our
jown polls and the citadel, made
§ a felly with the design of procuring
Ifirewood and forage. They march
ged t@ Loave by the road leading from the
^citadel to the country, and attacked the
I' cattle of Preda—They were routed—The
republicans took about 200 prisoners, &
killed 15 men and as many hatfes. On
§ the fide of the French a few men were
wounded.
I (Signed) BERTHIER.
1 Engagement wiib the Toulon
IFleet.
TRIESTE, OCT, 7.
Letters have been received here
[which flare, that the Feach fleet,
Iconfifliog of 12 (hips of the lire,
112 frigates and 4 brigantines had
!failed from Toulon and hileo in
I near the Hieree ilk with the Ea
!gfifh fl^t of 20 thips of the line.
;8 frigates and 2 cutters, under Ad-
Imiral Jejvis. An engagement took
i place, in which 2 French ships of
the line were funk, 2 difmafted,
and a great part of the rest taken.
The Eogiilh fleet, these letters add,
had 2 mips of the line difmafted,
land 2 frigates burnt, of the crews,
lot which only 25 men were five^
lAdm. Jervis iwed, with the fhi^i
!he had taken, to St. Floienzo, id
ICoifed
Note of the Hamburg Editor. ,^p^
Though this account feemsfo cir-
Icumftantial, it appears very lufpi
cious, as the latest lerenfromTou
lon, Genoa and Leghorn, mention
nothing of an, engagement.
ftf CONCORD,
' TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1797.
We give a number of important and
interesting articles: among which the
following appears forsao/L v<¥> >
lIMPGRUNf.1 IMPGRUNf.
I Ex!r«B cf a letter from a Gtitl<man in An
! tofclh, to bis Friend in Pb?!udel,bia, of
I the 27 b Dec,
!" L^ft evening Commodore B<r
rey; and a French Gen. from Sc.
I Domingo, arrived in this eit —
The commodore's fleet is at Nor
folk. The Gen. is & his way to
zNewyork, to go to France in a
^corvette, to fail from that place a#
[foon as it (hall be officially decler
ftd who is the Pitfidenr of the
jU ited StHet. Barney Uys, ffiould
Adams be etefted Pre fidect, we
1Iha!! certainly be engaged in a war
I with France in lets than ; months
— and he knowi not bow we cou'd
I have avoided that tnisfertune, but
hy deling Mr. Jeftrfoo our Pre
fidenc, who (lands much higher
wih the French nation than any
other man in our country. He
fays he has pofirive iaftruaions co
take all American vessels goieg to
or coming from Bririfh ports ; but
the vrfKds and cargoes are not to
be disposed of till further orders."
[hot above letter was from 'fa Prtffat
of the Senate of Mdryla^d^ to Mr. Hi&foan;
one of their members tn Philadelphia, and #>#
therefore he desmid authentic, as to Captain
Burney's declaration J
A Paris Journal of the 16 h of
Nov. fays, "It it reported that
there has been concluded between
Spsio and Portugal, a Conveneion,
I fating that ail rhe ports otthe lap
ter are to be shut a,^mft the Ed--
glilh during tne war."
From Itay it appears, that Man
tua hill holds cut. Geo. Wu-rn^
fer has lately made fevrral ineffec
tual forties, and the fufreocer of
the garrison is very fhord, exped
1 ed to take place.
Moreau hat nq^efted of the
I Director,, that Pichegiu mtf be
Appointed to .command the army
10l the Rhine tod the Mofette.
Under Paris bead of Nov. 6, appears tit
A following
IIMPORTANTI IMPORTANT ARTICLE.
Citizens Directors,
I hasten to communicate to the
I Executive Directory, the reception
lot letters freaAßreft, of the fl '-"
fiant (Nov,) brought by an extras
owifury courier, which aanoonce
that a general revolution bate just
ukeo place in frefatd.' This in
teresting news c^me by two Or pl
brought into the road the fame ev.
ening by our private© s, aud which,
lately fared from Liverpool. Thtir
captain# state, that the Lift after
poking possession of near 30 Ooe
hand of arms in Dublin, attacked
and defeated 10 coo Engnfh
troops ! that the militia joined the ?
insurgents i and that the whole
country is in # ^te of inforrec
cion. The arrest, and some other
arbitrary, proceedings, of which
the Ecglifh minifler fe accused,
seemed to have provoked thit
commotion. Health & refpeft,
TRUGUET.
. grctrarcaararca
Died, grPrefaueifo, on Lake
Erie, (in PennJylvania) bis ;
Excellency A^^
Efg. Commander of tbe Amer
ican army. A Patriots a He
rais dead !
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