The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1795-10-26 00:00:00, page 2

Riots in London. *
LONDON, July 14.
Kidnaping goes 011 as ufual=
and frequently produce manj
alarming riots.
A riotous meb afftmbkd a
gain last night opposite the
King's Arms public-house,;
Charing-cioffy,a^ci afiet pulling
down the temporary boards,
and making a general search,
proceeded to the Crown and
Thigh-;but < being! fcikd in
their pursuit, they ^ro^dedjo,,
/Ms. Put's in Dowipng-Smet.
beaded b) a n>an with a sock of,
four # a bis Luk, and,afcr hto&
mgthe :; ir.dows, u ere proved-'
ing co demb'lifn the' hotfe,
which they,would no doubt have
accom,^lhed, bad.u not be#n
for 'he timely ' arrival of the
Hoife ^4^rf"^
prevented any fcufa mdchief
oTbe Earl of^
Whihad dined 'with Nlr. "Pg:
received a blow from,# (tone on
>the flioulder, which, wca[e bap
pf to h<ar, did ^ids jofaffify'nb
Gifo£^ had
his thigh broken, 4 by &ity,
th row n from his herfe fypc^ia
: Them^b having betndifa ri' 4
fid/from WbWmN^rrcet, pro
c^ded! ica iwflcrcu^ bo^v xo'
St, &cr^tf 4v#fyre^
attacked the fyC,at&eo.ige R^
ermting hcitfc"rt^r the
beUkjAyd 9?,^ ^"^
wiiota4d^faui^]ini0 r ^
joa&4el fito^.fl
ffi^r Wffis&ftl& <'
' ofc 4fflMiaNty,@!(fc
diftM&frcin ^hcßoy4U4fef^,
The furniture ^df/foth Bc? ? f
ffi^M^
meg ^ @aj^^ter^fe fafy&Wf
gration. Theitette a'nd'"' fd^
guards, rtefo^gti^ ^d^t^
affectation, and The LambetW;
volun;ee<s ,1 length arrived,
aCbcmpanicd 5/
PeAc,^^
tojhe mnkitude wth/very iii^
tie cffc&, foanyp&rf^
^EftFff
t^h Abe^fc wafodhw,
da^i^difei fing'thefr bf
fc^c?^:^^
eta, frarep^^ntas, yffifc
the h%@&&^f£ *< itom wheim
were vei,\mhth wc^rided,' *affi
fomc, it is fo^po^ty
Report
kiltedy*bnt Wf^l^X^^
fpcak withaff^W^rred-
DcfSw 10 Most offtte^OT^i
ft,,^^
pftffl/irimmary. Qwm
^ rUrfM^* 9 ^^ o,Wt£
^&4^s^«^^
^YeMW^fe.^"^
ger ^mred at the adAta^t, et>
I^^^^
^^ H^m, conning an
account of a^adion between
^p#, and French fleets
on the 13th wum the Mcdne
ranean. ' .— ^ '!%'
- fa appears ihar die' "'^ff'
ment was only, ^ft@ffl^
te^&wW^"^ 4 ^ @^b
die &eß&fim4ra^itf^^
#% °°lWW^^
ftffi fleet, mqfajfcw ^
@cU wayrfor gwtshfa^
* ^dte only a part of
+.agre>tf,tf
our fetygot up with them^g
main part ofboth fleets remain
ing at igreat dittany ; those
fhipsthat were To fcr^mate as
to overtake the enemy, among
the nitt of which was the Wind
fo, &!% R&tft Mann, fuc
cecded in cutting off the French^
fliip Alcide, of 44 ^uns, whits
\Qfoj;tQ|&y^ fire soon as
ter the llru&^'d after burst
ing &aeafrn
she yas burning^ify^
and humanity which ever chae
ra&n^c^trc I < tig
jrescued r,car™TC^oMw&&
Ipy. crc»: tomufcjCCTtain death
'ihafcleeißtdtQa"™' them. ^^
; - The loss on board the : fleck:
teonlyuoikillcd ahd26wound
ed j^diofig the^l&fl'rtf is tore
mjdfhipnnnfi^
• W@^ I@©&(tai^9 mid
cWtiten. l,dric<
iMl':^^f^jliagg^^^^
'" \^,cfcCT 9.^
J^fluc^ io hu o^^r William
rat, h,. mhy^,l' iirGiohcej-
W^^L^^ A^CT i^
" You havealread, 'been i^ j
Ifofy^wtfy^
i/fam,lavirig cyer)6,ob fayaion
Id&tnd and weather that could
Ibtyfdidmttg^ till tfe
l%s& n g#&^ &gi& »^
i,?,se grey & p,#he mornwg of
ffic#6Hn wirs ^akembyThe Hun
|e, fcVcnue e^ttefdf 14' guhs
^ffl^rried 1140 larp@#4^
QapWoy u iih<h< Pacific Capr.
Burnham,,nd;the Hehfy, Pairk^r^
(Vf.Boflbn; W/^q co Surinam
|&&Bcr°:cc.— W&
daysinex3miria< fontolda6fwera
Irog'ttef feolWyquef'ibhs ; 1 h'aW
I,%^"^ W^ed ty . la^d.m
ILondon!1 London! ! have employed a law
,yH by the ConfaPS advice.',"to'
14^^^ ^
I1@„; lb& i3w@©c ^ give,
IteQju l '* idtraofwhat the A-
Imerican trade is now, Buffering
&%w|M^^^
iWaffle^^a^hhA nothing
can pass, no quefton asked where
you are ffc^-lffi "bound, or
X^,^W«^W property,
w* K^ in andiputto a ten&,s'
exoroinarion, and if the care
^Bfappears America
R/PP9^ are unloaded and fct
-ItiedTar aL^ per cent profit, on
fuffiatth^ Cargoes hold out, afibr
one half has teen taken and cm.
Ibezzlca. 1 was payed in navy
rials or fate tiemd of certifi-1
IfeafWflrfrtte Fan't neg&-
Itiw^ s to the foe
towage and: Ifot money, as if ;
tesife^^ With
I^thaving on board enemies;
pyo^fy^&re therc,appears^
Iclaim to the^c^trarv t they fAy'
±&M^M ^^
the ^bovementwned w„, and
!ffpofed^all kind of expense
which rheywid not pay.
I^to^^^ ^1
jffr^'vte^^ charges,|
I prori lions, arid other expences
'wiifambtfi^:it, is e-
Iffflgh Yoffi^
but we cannot help u. Capt,
Holtod ts yßbd^^^^ is just
frd&htjri, going'North about
Ifym,.B^i& 4^ will fcuntoa^
,;ded»^ that,4ll the; rridr^
canrite bufinefy of 'An^rica is
fold by that traitor to his count.
ry^JoHN JAY ; for the^kcofy
guod treaty ^r tlrfMVeftern
laids, which it is likely he%s &
°'&afe&ldeA^. But thijis cer
tain that trade is o^er. ^0 As
merican can get freight to any.
^art of the world ; no American
property can go fafe Over sea to
^aitftpO&f^e world ;/it ft
enough for them to fay thrfare
fafpiciotts it was going to France,
and aifis'id —d. Iffiafl go bc%
4 fore Do&b s Commons to mot= |
row, but whervLihaH be heard
where is the
,money he got fa fajMfe dong:
andwhere, wa§ ^^fl& when
ijfoey ratified his ralcahy treaty-?
4f*%faw< 'tw-fart —r,>;;o\i r,/,/?/
P,I4LONb^rauCUST 18.
Weare np^afored that the
paffige of the Rhine was efFc&^
ed by the Republican; troops,
@Ote Hthfis|% R is
;thought wthat this "movement
has beerdmade, to put a period
to the difficulU^
Courts of Germany ftart # Loahe
I conditions ofcreate.
Maria-Theresa; de, Bourbon,
daughter of Louis XVi. is (till
in the temple. Since. :hpiffufal
ofihe Emperorto deliver her,in
'exchange torthe FrenchDepurit^
[ and'minders.whom he holds ii?
captivity. Sending her to the
&kjrrof Spain,.has 'been talked
^of.. It is even affinned that the
tftaty cf peace concluded with
;Spain c;pihafysffln article to this
,cne& Jn the mean time,'heir
ihWionin the Temple would
!DOtt beunplcaGHn, if the could
Iforget her impriforiment and
her mitforiurics. The Com-
Hdttees of Govern ment takc par^
fctylar £are th@r~ c^ry thing
4ecVihu§ for her comfort and
j ebnVen^nte foil be fupplifd
;with the u^ltexa&nefs. .
I Drawing, reading and wafe
' k?ng.en v toy all her time. ^
book ffie afa foF,orwith which
the is likelydo Be plea fed, is te
fyfed^ her. Thofc , flic .reads
wkh the most attentionarc Fon
tenelicv Works, and Velyfr
( Hiffory of Frar.ce'=-She every
day asks leave to fee her young
brother, "A^thalpoorchild,")
said ftielarew, " I wnh only that
he may fall into good hands,and
that they may makeanyhunen
man of him." Hence, it ap
p&fo^^ ignorant
lof his death.^ :/ ^ ' ': * 4," 1
^Fvucti&r^^ ^i.
; ^ Our ad+ice^from the troops, ;
;wfiteh had been detaih^d from;
The army of the North, and that
lof the Sambreand Meuse, for
<Britanny, have received a coun.
ter -order, and are now march-
Iffe toj^n the armies, to uhid^
rXti%&ton^. T ^
: IFtype^ that the new defeat
!of the Emigrants at St.' Gilles
lat really fericus/m objeft
,fetd umiie/h^^^
army of o.4ro^4M_
number of troops are marching
to that quarter ©rittverp them
Ifto(h ^#>g # ffciiafai^l
,IVc kiwW^Qibing asjc&wiib^
precision of the debarkation re-j
t^ near the Sabl,f
^Obtie?^ a least i^toi
Narifa pa^ed the 26chvTber-[
midpr, fAuguft 13) wehave the
^rm^virig particulars.
• , - w " The Commander in Chief
(vefterday received the news,
nQ Chalans and Saint Gilles
weretaenaecd. Canuel, a Gen
era! of division, immediately let
outfit ha body of troops, and
General ^Grouchy marched also
in the afternoon, with, two bat
t^llibns and a squadron of cav
„ta% This mordirigthe Com
ralpder in Chief learned that an
feonfiderabte landirig rraefbeen
~~effe&ed near Si. Jean.de Mont#
The naval force of the Englifh#
confining pfione frigate, two
cotters, and two gun boats only.
It would appear the sole object
of this deicent was to land pqo
¥iiions and a few Emigrant,
^his new attempt of "bur ene
mies will supply the,. Republic
wi^h a fe(h triumph," —Cour^
ieF&niverfdi:
War with Holland.
j?.,^AUGUST. 22<;
: What was foreieen by many
a long time ago, Teems now ,+
be quick!yapproaching —a frt'
of actual hostilities between this
Country and Holland.
That the Dutch hayc a fleet at
sea, is now fully...canfirmed by
the fallowing notice which was
yesterday .fi& up'at Ltyd^
Notice m&,' : x .::
m- ,^ : ' „i.)^tf,re% <
"DEAL, AUG. >9
" On the 15th in tiant' at
eight 0 clock In the evening, the
Spider lugger, teli in with, and +
was chaced; on the North -Coatt,
of Holland, by a Dutch Fleer,
confiding of 'five, men of war,
fix Trigatey four cutters and
brigs, and brie galliot.J
„ Ori the i%h instant, trip
Squirrel, and her convoy, fell in
With rhe fame fleet, in confer
quence of which they made t^t
bed of their, way for the, HHn,
befr, where they then took refy
“The P^ffi^n «f
bearing iau&ea&and h^d %!
.ver/ long foiled from the Tux>
\toi^&A^ffi
can confining of 6 EngJ@
(hips of the ; line; with the Rui,
fian fle^t. of 20 fail; has filial
in quest ofthe^ Dutch iquadrop
faidto beat &,
AUGUST I^.'
Incorifa^^^ wh^ we
yeherday flawed, refpe&ing the
®utch fleet being at ria, and
improbability of an immediate
rupture with the United Pio
vSn.eerin consequence vfctiW
fleet having chafed force 'E,^
ghfh veffcis, ^ now stfe trad'd
the following lertfi^ : ^^^
$•/a& '%trtrerrCTJ. ';& ^ * ^r
? Harwich, aug. 20; #
" This afternoon the Manev,
QKir^&n tilted c u%
Drived at thw^porr cxpr&,
from Capr. Troollopc, of htet.
majetys ffiip Glatron,;^
the H^iH^W^^^^ ^^o^
gcnce, & whU&vto^^
WrWrfrded'uVttie admiralty t^
X^fy^T^d, the „
inst. about three o'clock in the
Imorning, his mijefty's fliip "
j Glaurin, ifr company with <l^ ,
:Ifon, another Ime of battle
landtfeato^e cutter, Go
'l theri H&rilrfs&^