The Mirrour — Concord, N.H., 1794-10-24 00:00:00, page 2

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And so hewas. He returned to Sicily; fold
, his little tenement though t ? great difad^
tage, and, wl th the money ransomed h\s
friend,gift htfent back to his cou,ry.
, @lah.has lately visited Lorenzo at Qata^
nia, where they now are, and has not only
repurchased for .him his estate, but consider
ably enrolled him.
These aatons might by fonie, nvbo have
' .more prudence than philanthropy,be deemed
enthufi^ftic ;Imuft, however confider them
as genuine virtue, and am only sorry T cannot
be an afictite fa the friendthip 'of Feznlah
'and Lorenzo. L P.
A Scrap.
K/r ANY imagine fbat a referred countenance,
I.VL 4tdbwdk^ from company, are
fare marks 0,43*„i, man— But virtueconffa
not in aufarity, nor grave looks, nor loudfigbs;
, tbef are often ufed,w tfoaks to thgreauQ villains
—Afrank, opt towmahce, a faial and refined
d familiarity Ivitb oar fellow facies, are thefaireft
* marks of a, benevolent dij,&pte~^ Sociability is
( a noble, ten storing virtue, uniting the beam of
mankind in fa fottuft bonds tffriendfei,, and
dialling the tare and anxieties of the mind,fo fa
tal to the true principles of religion and ufeful im
mvement. To cultivate thisfacial difpofition was
the principal' dfan of deify in creating the two
fixes. In matrimony, the mofl lading and perma
nent unions are formed, by uniting bands & beam
—tbeyjootbe ditefo, % and alleviate each other's
tares. This is the source for the meft complete bap
pity) enjoyed on earth. To cultivate and enlarge,
tbis foirit of Liability, is the duty ofallrebore.
gard'their own bappintfs, or tbe bappinejs of their
fellowmen, }
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Domestic Articles
/ ^Virginia. , f.^
PITTSBURG, OCT. 4.
U7£ understand that at a meeting at Par
kinson's ferry,on Thursday lift, there'
was a perfect unanimity for fubmillion to the
^ laws', and it wasthe opinion of the delegates
that in their refpe&ive townships thbre was a
general- disposition to fubmirfion.
William Findley, and David Redick, are
appointed to wait on the President of the
United States, and the Governour of Penn
sylvania, with a copy of the refolutioris, and
to explain to government the present state of
this country, and detail such circumstances as
may enable the President to judge whether
an armed force be now necessary to support
the civil authority in these counties.
Pennsylvania,
Camp at Norrifown, (,&. 10.▼
In consequence of orders from the Prefix
dent of the United States, communicated to
me this day by Gov. Howell, commanding
the Jersey detachment, I do hereby counter
mand the march of all fuck volunteers, as
have proffered to serve under my command,
again ft the Weftern hrfurgents, who shall
not be able to cross the Delaware before the
12th inst. Those who thill have eroded be
fore that time, will march with all podible
expedition to Carlifle, and there join their
corps. FRED. FRELINHUYSEN,
Commanding ,srty Volunteers.
, ~i^tttrtHQpMQqni„Braßmut^ ^—-
•PHILADELPHJA, OCT, g.'
/ By the ship Abby, Capt. Eames, in 49 days
frtyn Qidtyte have the important intelli
gence of the taking of St. Sebastian and Fon-X
tavia, (in the bay of Biscay) by the French
forces , Pampaleon had, it was reported,
fallen into their hands. The strong fortrefs
OtSt. Sebastian surrendered without the least
% defence. Capt. Eames adds, that the Span
iards were under great apprehensions at Ca
diz, and that a fleet arrived in a very sickly
~condition from Ferrol, where they loft a 74
upon the rocks, and landed 1500 sick. ft
Yesterday Arrived the ship Adrianna, Cap
tain Kieren Fitzpatrick, from Amftetdam.
Capt. Fitzpatrick left the Texel th^ 26th of
August, and the land on the ISth of Sept
' and arrived in the Delaware on the gth inst.
''captain Fitzpatrick left several A
merican veffelsat Amsterdam: among
Yhili(joDhiat • •
inched bv c^d'evfoti "we°have 'there*
fo7e.no longer <o fan to taking
French leave, as they did unoer Du-
I mourier. "~
OCTOBER 10
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" We arrived here on Thorfday
morning last, after an agreeable march
of ii days, where we found encamp
ed ihe different troops of horse from
Philadelphia, and 500 cavalry from
Newjerfey. The (mail distance from
this place (Giver springs) 150 insur
gents were armed to attack us, but on
our march next morning they difap.
peared.
" Thursday morning last, at Car
liflfyd whifky pole was cut down ;
the persons who planted it are confin
ed in Carlile gaol. /
" Left night arrived here the Presi
dent of the United States, escorted by
rivalry, the fame day also arrived
700 Newjerfey militia ; during their
march they shot a whifky man."
Edtryapf a letter from a gentleman in tbe army,
to his Jon in this city. Carlife, O^ober qtb,
C Cc %W
" This morning we received ac
counti that the .Whifky Boys, were
preparing to meet us at Bedford, with
their hats under their arms, to ask the
PrefideoA pardon, arid become good
fubjeds in future."
.OCTOBER 13.
We learn, that on the arrival of the
Federal troops at Carhfle, it wat pro"
posed to cut down the anarchy pole
lately ere^eci there ; but the citizens
of that place requeued it might re
main till the persons who had ereaed’
it sh >uld be taken, chat they might be
compelled to cut it djwn with their
own hands. ^ s :: >
Accounts frojri Head Quarters of
Thursday evening lay, th^ the army
was to march from Carlisle on Friday
morning. The troops of horse from
this city, arid Major Macphetfon's
battalion, with two field pieces form
ed the advance guard,
Newark.
NEWYORK, OCT. 13.
On Thursday last, the Court of
Oyer and Terminer for this city and
county, passed sentence of death on
Simeon Robie, otherwise called Wil
liam Towofin, for uttering and pub
lishing ay true, a forged order for 400
dollars on the Branch Bank, knowing
the fame to be forged. He is to be
hanged on the second Friday in No.
vember next.'
SQ^
BOSTON, OCT. 15.
The following is the official order referred
. to in the COMMUNICATION, under
'the head Original Information—inferred
, in the last Mt rrour, from the Centinel.
At tbe Coutf&& w fame's, tbe 6tb Aug. 1794.
:PRESENT,/
Tie Kiug'f Most Excellent Majeft, in Council. l
WHERE AS,in many of his majesty's Vice
Admiralty Courts in the Weftindies, sen
tences of condemnation have passed against
ships and goods belonging to thefubjeas of
^ihe United States of America; and whereas,
from ignorance of rules refpeding the times
of appealing, or from inability to find the
^^^^
to his Mifffly; on their behalf, that they are
desirous of entering and Drofecutin^ the
I and with tie advice of his rriTV^LOUnciL to
g .vy^l
1
j fo^td p^tingX^
have elapsed, provided the fame are entered
I and prosecuted within a reasonable time, to
^^X LOrdS commiffionersof
STEPH. iCOTTRELL.
J-I FR ° M ANOTHER SOURCE.]
"7b Meffis. HARRISON, ANSLEY, & CO. C
66 Gentlemen,^
" An order his just been received
at the Admiralty-Office, of which a
printed copy shall be tent you as soon
as 'obtained, revoking the Article of
Inftruftions of Bth June, 1793, which
made it lawful ty all vel
fels, laden with Corn^Flour, or
Meal, bound to France; but other
wise continuing the fame in force.
I am gentlemen, yours, &c.
R. PAkKE^
'' Doflors Commons, Aug. 23, 1794"
From tbe WESTINDIES.
To tbe Editor of tbe Columbian Centinel.
"SIR,
Tobago, Aug. 23, 1794.
" We beg leave to inform you, that
the ports in this island were opened
for the importation of all such arti
cles as can be imported in Britilh bot
toms, as also all kinds of SALT
PRQVISONS and LIVE STOCK,
and continue open for fix months—
At the expiration of which term we
imagine they will be again opened
for further time. We will be much
obliged to you to publish this notice
in your paper, and we remain. Sir,
your very humble servants,
THO. RUDDACH, and CO."
[from ANOTHER SOURCE.]
" The Hall of the Jacobins in Pa
ris, having been found equally inimi
cal to the liberty of the people, as
the Baftile, their assembly hath been
dispersed, and the key depofired with
the Convention. This trophy, of a
new conquest over tyranny will be
lent to the celeb.'.ed WASHING
TON, accompanied by a request to
7 place it betide that of the baftile—
and from thence to learn that the des
potism of Jacobin Clubs, however in
ftittited, is no. excelled by the defpo^
ufm of absolute monarchy."
From PHIL AD. OCT. 8, 1794.
The President of the United States
has reviewed the army at Carli/le,
which amounted to 18,000 men ; as
finely equipped an army as ever took
the field in America..
The sudden return of Gen Wayne,
from before the British fort On the
Miami, to the Grand Gle=ze, was oc
casioned, we learn, by a dispatch from
Government, acquainting him of the
ftatuquo, agreed on between the U.
States and Greatbritaio, during the
pending negociation.
Commercial News.
Captain Ruffdl arrived here from
Raffia ; spoke three French 40 guo
frigates off the banks of Newfound
land, who had taken three prizes, and
were on a cruise, after which they in
tended failing for Boston or Newyoik.
Recapture of St. Lucia.
A vessel W said to have arrived at
Salem, on Tuefday last, in a short pas
sage from St. Lucia, which brings an
account, that the French patriots, mu
lactoes, and negroes, united, have RE-i
^fAKEN the town and put all the
British and Arityfats to the fwprd.
=—=— —
^ Confirmation." CT
A letter from Fortrfrl, (Martini
co) dated Sept, io, 1,94, received
tat evening, confirms the above re
port, and idd, that the French Pri
that Captain Chafe, in the brig indufr
'try, had arrived at Fort Royal, where
his flay would be Chort— That a pro
clamation had been published through
out the British Islands, forbidding A
merican vessels cpmirig there after
October, till then they are allowed co
bring live ftod< and lumber only.
\ Article Revoked,
;That it ffl be lawful to stop and
decain all ships loaded wholly or part
with corn, flour or meal, bound to any
port in France, or any port occupied
by the a-mi& of France, and to fend
them to such ports as fhal |be most
convenient, in order that such corn,
meal or flour, may be purchased on
behalf of his Majed,'s government,
arid the ships be released after such
purchase and after a due allowance for
freight; or that the matters of such
(hips, on giving due fecutitf, TO be
approved of by rhe Court of Admi
ralty, be permitted to proceed to dis
pose of their cargoes, of corn, meal
or flour, io the ports of any country
in amity with his Majesty.
Neutral Powers.%
The Daries and Swedes have now
in adual service, 30 ships of the line.
They have threatened to detain all
the British vessels in the Baltic, unless
their terms are complied with by the
British, Cabinet. Their terms are—-
a free trade with the French Repub
lic ; full indemnification for phft loss
es and infuks, arid security for the fu
ture.
Summary--. -Foreign.
By the late accounts from Europe,
it appears that the affairs of France
wear a most favourable afpea, tran
quility pervades every department—
The Convention, the Army, and the
People,are united in the great cause of
Liberty and move in a phalanx, in
opposition to the Combined Des
pots. In England, on the contrary,
mobs and confufiori rage in the me
tropolii. The crisis is important, and
every moment is big with the fate of
Europe.
Public Thanksgiving.
His Excellency the Governor, with
the advice of the Council, has appoint
ed Thursday, the twentieth day of
November next, as a day of Public
Thanksgiving throughout this Com
monwealth.
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CHRONICLE— boston, oct. 20.
The late proclamation of the Brit
ish King, is supposed in England, will
be quite fatisfaaory to the Americans
who have loft their vessels and car
goes. Yet every one knows that the
expeofes of pursuing an appeal to the
Admiralty of Greatbritain, will a
moune to more money than most of
the cargoes fold in the Weftindies.
The permission therefore will be
considered as a most gracious manner
of adding insult to robbery.
On Saturday lift, the Circuit Court
confirmed the decree of the Diftria:
Judge, refpeaing the schooner Sue
ceft, lately captured by a boat from
the Concorde frigate—The schooner
to be returned to its original owners:
James Rogers, an American, was
tried at the above Court, for assisting
in the said boat, at the time of her
capture, found guilty, and feotenced
to four months imprifonmeot, and tb
pay zoo dollars.
F PATRIOT ARMY
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We arrived on Thurfdav all well