The Phoenix — Dover [N.H.], 1793-02-23 00:00:00, page 3

±POVER, (Saturday) February 23.
A petition of Daniel Shays, praying to be re-
Stored to the right of citizenffiip,. was read, in
the House of Rfprefentarira, Massachusetts,
and coiqmittedJ ^_____
- Extract 'oA.^^taft"^blifr, received by
<the Brig Friendship, arrived at Newjork in
a Short paffage r '
"The Roman Catholics are ib almost open
rebellion : I am confident, very soon, we Shall
have some serious bufinef, ; handbills under
the Signature of Paine, Common Sense,
Rights of Man, America, && Ac. are pasted
up every morning ify the most populous parts
of the city, even the daftle; House of Lords
Band Commons ; and Courts of Jugiee are not
exempted,' although you wddld think there
is a soldier for every brick in those buildings,
10 watch the promoters, bit in vain ; walk
ing thro' the city after dark/you may pick up
hundreds of them. Government have ordered,
all the Irish troops away, one regiment only
(that of Irish Artillery) refufed to march, they
ope apd all said, you may. break us, but we
Extras of a letter from a gentleman in Liverpool
dated Nov. 23d, to bis friend in Baltimore.
- " The French and Austrians have had a fe°
vere battle near Mons. Liberty was again tri
nmphant. The Austrians fled, and the French
enteral Mohs without opposition. Dumod
tier, me French general with his army is now
pc&ffion of Bruff?ls, the capital of Brabant
~tm are also in possession of Tournay, and
feyj^^other strong towns. This day it is re
p=Bthat they are likewise in possession of
# General Cuftine wrote the Prince of
Leffe, lately ; in bis letter, he begged leave
to remind him that the day of judgment for
despotic princes was at hand. The German
troops are flying in all directions. The gene
ral opinion here is, that it will not be long ere
a change in this government takes place. —
Paine's writings have had a surprising effecton
the minds of the people in this country. As
sociations are forming in every part of this
► kingdom, and a parliamentary reform is loudiv
called for,"
—but declined heading his troops in p&ifoA—
this charge therefore devolved on Prince Bor
'ghefe, and some others of the nobility, who
were taking measures for the common defence.
r—
ASSUMPTION.
In Corgrefi, on the 28th Ult. the follow:
ing proceedings took place on that fubjeft,
i2<h of November, and from several circum
•flances it began to be thought that his fenteuge
would be capital.—The Pope had publicly an
nounced the Ecclefiailical territory to be in
danger from the approaching French armies
-Accounts from France, byway of Baltimore
fay, that 5000 of the Austrian general Clair,
Ifayt's army had defeated, and that the .general
4ras assassinated ; also that both.B r u&ls,and
hpilend were inthe hands of the Frenchman
%furre&ion had broke out at Bruges, Brabant,
the popular p,r:y ag^inft the court, and fede
ral lives were lolt— Eight article, of impeach
meat were exhibited against the late King of
France, in the National Convention op the
The engrossed bill for assuming the balan
ces of the State debts was taken into coofide
ratioa. The previous question was called for
by Mr. Page, on which the Yeas and Nays
arg as follows, viz. Ayes 33—Noes 31.
The main Question was then taken—Shall
the Bill pass ? and the Yeas and Nays again
called, viheh it appeared there were 32 Ayes,
and 32 Noes; (Mr: Key, who in the abdve
previous queftioo, had voted in the affirmative
now voting against the bill, bat all the other
votes were the fame) so it fell to the Speaker
to decideahe fate of the main question, and he
gave it in the affirmative ; the bill was - there
fore passed to the Senate for concurrence, un
der the title of " An aft to authorife a loan
in the Certificates of Notes of such States as
ffiall have balances due to theta upon a final
settlement of accounts with the United States.”
—viz=
JOSHUA PIKE,
PERUKE MAKEk&HAlUb^E^il^
-f^ ^ ^^^ft^
tl AS opened a Shop at Major
Febßurster#, in Dover, where he
' patronage of the^Ru^ e ipbis
line of prQfeffion-4— Punaual attendance'and
every endeavor to giye fatisfadion. L
VCTHEREAk 1 have been
- informed that iJ^&has appbifed in
tire hands of FRANCIS MATHBRsJuii( pur
porting fatefigiied by me b to Fr&NcisM A ^
theks, for two pounds Sixteen Shillings worth
of Lumber, dated Noveinber 30th 1792,— —
V!^ ,<%ty 4%from |%clpfoe
• (Yb!'&d4»^ C,
TO n^O ^THOMAStiOEteRiT^
Rochester, February zi, 17,3%,,^-:
, It appears by the lift of fubferiptions given
in to one of the societies in London, for the
relief of the French clergy, that upwards of
17,0001. fterliDg has been received, and that
fubferiptions were,coming in fail from, all parts
of the kingdom. :- 1 f ; \.. : ,
A mine was lately difcovened near the De,
laware, about'so.^ ties above Eafton, which is
said to contain ve,y valuable silver ore: About
15 cons of it were a few weeks since Flipped at
Philadelphia for England.
Private letters from Europe fay, that since,
the National Convention of France has began
to agitate the question of the king's trial, he
has fallen: into a profound melancholy, or ra
ther the lethargic kind ; that the Empress of
Ruflia has positively refufed to furnilh her
quota of troops to the confederacy against
France, preferring 40 pay her contingent in
money. Every thing in Germany wore the
appearance of a long war, and frefli contribu*
tions were levying to carry it on with renewed
fury. This was considered at a dreadful in
cident for the lower and middling classes of
people, whose earnings were almott nothing,
and to make things still worse, hardly any mo*
ney was current. The manufacturers at Vi
enna had difeharged upwards of 6000 hands,
most of whom were reduced to beg their bread
in the ftreeti. Their number soon amounted
to 8 or 9000, who went in a body to the Emr
peror Francis, and petitioned to be reinstated
in their places. Their request was refufed,
they then surrounded the Palace, crying out
Grant us bread we do not want wages! The
military were then called defiantly in, and this
Carving mob dispersed. &%^
Forjbe PHENIX.
Mr. LADD, ,
IF it were certain that the Hon : John Lang
don Esq. would leave his (eat in Congress
on being chosen firft Magistrate of this State,
it would be a pity to lose so a&ivc a man from
that body, and perhaps as g&eat a pity to ,ufh
from office, our most able and deferring Go*.
Vernor, without the shadow of fault—the peo
ple of Newhampfhire are not yet so fickle or
ungrateful. A WHIG.
ON Thursday the 14th day of March next
at three o'clock in the afternoon, at the
dwelling-house of MOSES CANNEY, inn hol
der in Madbory, by Virtue of a Licence from
the Hon. Judge of Probate for the County of
Strafford, all the Real Estate of JOHN NOR
TON-late of Barnftead deceased—Being one
Lot of Land^in said Barnftead, lying tinjihe
firft division No, 76—and being a sixty afre
lot, more or left.— Conditions made known at
time and pUce df sale. '
BETTY NORTON, ddminiftratrix.
Madbury, February 2 1, r i793>
will never forfake bitt country, more so for
the reason you have drained our city of our
frieods and relatives; and in place of them
given us English and Scotch. ~^
^The,guards on theCaftle andßank of Ire,
land arc doubled.",
Public Vendue
The sole defiga of this Lottery being to fa<
cilitate other improvements together with the
public buildings—it is the particular desire of
the Commissioners that these may be effected
with as few deductions from the prizes as po(-
fible—how far their endeavors may be an
swered, the scheme of the lottery will demon
strate. The keys of the Hotel, when com
pleat, will be delivered to the fortunate pos
sessor of the ticket drawn against its number
—if the necessary expenses of the lottery should
be taken from the principal prize,a qaahtity of
excellent free stone will be given, fufficient to
com pleat the whole building as an indemnifi
cation. r
, All the other prizes will be paid, without
deduaion, in one month after the drawing, by
the city treasurer at Walhington, or at such
bank or banks as may be hereafter ancounted.
_The drawing will commence on Monday the
9th of Sept, next, at the City of Washingtop.
Tickets may be had of Col. Wm. Dickens
City treasurer of Walhington ; of Meffirs.
James Weft & Co. Baltimore ; of Mr. Peter
Gilman, Boston ; and at such other places as
will be hereafter publiftied ^ .
N.B. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS will
be given for the best plan of an elfegant ho
tel or inn, with hot and cold bath's, stables
and other Quthoofes, ?, presented on or before
the loth of April next ; and a preference will
be given to the artist for a contrast, provided
he be duly qualified to compleat his plan. The
ground on which the Hotel and outhouses are
to beereaed, will be a corner lot of about go
by zqq feet, with aback avenue to th, stables
&c. Saftions arid eftimiter of the ekpence will
be expeded with the elevations, &c. compleac
—and 50,000 dottars muff be regarded by the
architea as the utmoff limit in the expense
intended for this parpofe. >
CT S.BLODGBTy
Agent for the affairs of the City.
j_J^uar,ig. -J ^j^ : j< ' :
; resold #;^
B,Y Virtue of a Licence from the Hon.
Judge of Probate ofthe County of Straf
lord,pn Thursday ,tfte Eleventh fy of April
^ x ^ at (be dwelling, house of WALDRON
K £ ^ Z S^O^ inn hQiden^ fi ^
,pn;y one o'clock in&afttyufo-fi ft,
4%: j,°4j n fadiM'dfyto, ,im the buil
dingii, thereof, being the Homestead Farm of
JONATHAN HILTON, late of Aid Midr
dletODj deceased—also Fifty acres .of Land ad
&&#sm& %4kfe Wakefield-to
fatisf y the demands agaiaft the estate ot laid
^m^ct^ ions made known it time
arid place of fati. . , , !
', STEfHEN LYFORD, [Admini-
Q. SARAH LYFORD. J ftratori.
.Middleton, February 21, 1793.
BY the- Cemmiffioners appointed to pre
pare the public buildings &c. within tha
Cicy of Wafhrngtoo, fo r th, reception of Con.
grefs, and' for their permanent' retidence after
the year 1800. ^- ~-
A LOTTERY•
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE
FEDERAL CITY.
50,000 Tickets at 7 dollars, is 350,000 dollars
, , List of prizes, viz. .-
I Superb Hotel, with baths, our)
houses, &c, &c# to cost ^50,000
I Cash Prize 25,000
1 ditto 20.000
1 ditto. 15,000
1 ditto 10,000
, 2 ditto.. 5,000 is „ 10,000
10 ditto 1,000 is io,coo
20 ditto. 500 is 10,000
100 ditto 100 is 10,000
200 ditto 50 is io,oco
400 ditto 25 is 10,006
1000 ditto 20 is ? ; 20,000
15000 ditto 10 is ^150,000
16 737 Prizes Dollars 350,000
33,263 Blanks
50,000 ,