The Newhampshire gazetteer — Exeter, N.H., 1789-09-26 00:00:00, page 3

' 'pie were t^ken up with festivity,
•THE WHOLE WERE BLOWN
' 6 UP I That on the noise of the ex.
* plofion, the Carate with others re
' paired to the Chateau, whither we
4 likewise went, and found numbers
' floating in their blood, scattered
• corpfer, and dissevered members fti||
6 palp td fog with life, &c. &c.'
Tty information is signed by the
Ruddier, and authenticated by the
^^^.General.-
► ~_—, ThU barbarity, Sir, exercised a-;
' ^ nit every right and law, both he
«man and divine; this cold, cruel
z * and detestable ad of barbrity
•contrived hypocrisy——and perpe
* trated with diabolical vengeance,
• had thrown the whole country into
* combustion. Every man flew to
' arms l the Castle is razed to
' the grounds and ^ll the neigh.
' bouring Cables are destroyed ; the
• people, who know no re^raint when
* • they think men have merited their
• fury, had recourse to, and still con
' tinue the molt violent excesses.
' They b rety^r.!#^^•' '
' d cord culets or the Azotes, have
« compelitd'them co renounce all their
' priviledges, have destroyed and de.
I ' molifhed many Castles, burnt a rich
I * Abbey of the Qrder of Citeau (the
* famous rich Abbey so often the ob
* jed of Voltaire's animadversion).
2 The young Princeffe de Beaufre
j * mont and the Baroness d'Ande
" lon owed their escape only to a fort
t ' of miracle.
' The Municipal Body of Vezouf,
+ presided by the Marquis de Jombert
• have taken every flep in their power
• to flay the fatal effects of such a
• fermentation, hot the cleans are in
i• Efficient in a province like ours .-
k * where each little village can lorn.
, « ifh at lead eight or ten men who
« have served in the army and eonfe.
A quently know the use of arms. I
• entreat the afembly therefore, to
* take into confiderarfon the me!an
« choly fituarion ofthediftraded coun
* try I hare th' honour to represent
6 and conubor the speediest & most
' e^catious me-.r, of remedying this
< Bf^^df^teviL'''
. ,„F ^ ^^- ^.- .. to profit fc-h
ineJurt^ as-n%':\ end to allay the
fury cf he peepe id added; 'A
«mfiler of :H ^;ure will not, 1
< tri GG a^ ^ min any country,
' nor is lucre a doubt but that every
' POWER, and every FORM o f
• GOVERNMENT, will, make an
6 exception,if necessary, in this dreads
8 ful instance, and readily con sent to
f give him up On the very firft de
« mand- He should expiate,by a pun.
«ithment invented for him alone;
* the horrid crime with which he hfs 4
c dishonoured human mature. £ nt |
* am unable to dwell on this atrocity ;
• the idea alone absorbs all my facul
« ties; extinguishes all refcafy—l
* am incapable of proceeding," ^
. The National Assembly ir.ftantly
on the motion of Couwt de Serant,
ditched the Prefldept to Wart on the
King, and supplicate him to give im
mediate orders to have this horrid
tranfaaich examined into by the tri.
bull the nearest to the place where it
happened, in spite of any opposition
on the part of the Parliament ,of Be
fancon, or of an,other parliament or
body of men whatever; and further
resolved, That his Majetty be desired
to give orders to the Ministers of fo
reign Affairs, to claim by his Am
bassadors at every Court, such peffons
(for several are Afpeded) as being
guilty of so atrocious a crime, shall
have withdrawn,or may witdraw into,
foreign countries, that t)ey maybe
(ent to France, delivered into the
hands of justice and punished accord
ing to the rigour of the laws, /_ =
"The Protest made by the Court or
Spain, relative to the fuccetfion, of the
French Crown ; the return of the
Duke de la Vaguyon, the French 1
Minister at Madrid, at the opening of
-the States; his fubfequnet appointment
to the Ministry here, bn the Expul
sion ; together with the iuconftderatte
es your favour ; it penetrate are more
and tnore with the obligation I have
long imposed @n myfelf, of always
diftinguilhing in your Majesty thejuft
Prince, the honest mqn, who can ope
rate only to the b'app'inefs of the Nat a
fon,when he a&sfro?n bi&felf, from the
powerful Monarch who governs it ar 1
who hi frequently exposed to do what
is repugnant to his heart.
'' I only take the tim?, Sir, to wipe
away the tears which your letter has
made meshed, and 1 fly to obey your
orders. I thill not bear to you my
heart ; that is a property you have ac
quired by a thoufarid titles, and to
which I no longer have any claim;
"I reckon with impatience, and
am driving to accelerate the moments
which are necessary for me<o proceed
to offer you the lattdrop of my blood,
my feeble talents, my entire devotion
to your sacred person, and the pro-
Tound refpeft with which 1 am, Sire,
Your Majesty's Most humble
CT Most obedient, and Molt
zealous Servant.l
NECKER.” 1
" I have this i.>dart r ccivr. th,
letter with which 1 it h: jiGifo.i, r
Majesty to honor*me. want zpr^
fions to teffify to you t ? tender flO
tions I have experienced on the r turn
" I have been deceived refpeaing
you Violence has- been commt
ted on my charade'. Behold me at
length enlightened. Come fir, come
CTth&R d&, and refuse yo^r claims
to my confidence which you have ac
quired forever. My heart is known
to you, I expect you with all my na
tion, and I very sincerely (hare ip its
impatience. On which I prayGo&,fir,
until your return to take you into his
holy and worthy keeping.
Anfaer of M. Neckar, dated Geneva,
July 23, in the evening and receiv
ed by ^is Majefly the 26th
The following are Authentic^ Copies of
the Letter of the King of France to
Mr. Neckar and his ^nfwer.
Delivered on Wednesday, the i6th
July, to the STATES-GENERAL
“ Gentlemen,
" p ASSEMBLED you for the pur-
I pose of coofulting you on the
mod important affairs of Rate. No
thing is so immediately interfiling,
or so sensibly effeds my heart as the
dreadful disorders that reign in the
" The Chief of th^nation comes
with confidence, into the midst of its
Representatives, to teftify .his sorrow,
and to intreat them to find the means
of restoring order and tranquility.
" I know (hat unjust fufpicjons
have ^een entertained, that they have
dared to assert th^t your persons were
..3G.- WT it ;% neceßr, for mu
to argue on the fa ffehood of rumours
so criminal, to which my known cha
racter gives the lie ?
" But, I stand or fall with the ha
tion—l confide in you—Assist me in
this exigency to maintain the welfare
of the State.—l depend on the wif.
dom of the National affembly=.The
zeal of the Representatives of my peo
ple, reunited for the publick good,
is to me a perfed fafeguard ; and, de
pending on the love and fidelity of
my fubjeds, I have given orders to
the troops to withdraw from Paris and
Verfaills. I authorize and even re.
quell you to make known my inten
tions to the Capital."
This speech was received with; ac
clamations.
declarations & mens nee, of the Count
d'Artois, all concur in proving, that
Spain was certainly to have taken a
part in favour of defpotilm on the
fiift hgnal.
" sire,
THE KING'S SPEECH.
LOUIS.''
Yesterday, between the hbur^ bftbh
and eleven, a. m. John Tyre and
Thomas Canada (agreeable to feri
tence passed on them by the Hon. Su
preme Court) received the discipline
of the whip at the common place of
correction in this town : the former
for breaking open a vessel in Ports
mouth, in July lalt, and carrying off
sundry articles not his own ; received
tw^, five lashes well applied ! the
Ilan r received fifteen lathes, laid on
b'^ 1 'rculean Itrength, for dealing
I fr r^h'houfe of Capt. Trueworthy
^^^^ tri this town cn Sunday even-
The certitude difeoverable in the
I culprits curing the long tried antidote,
denote them Old Offenders ; and that
a few days recruiting will fit them for
a further prosecution of their old tradl.;
'Tis therefore wished, that the mode
of punishment, in similar crimes, now
pradtifed in the Maffachufects, may
soon be adopted by the authority of
th'^f^e. • ° .
- —- , ==+ —-—- —— — -
TO BE SOLD,
ABOUT three hundred acres
of LAND, in Sanborn
ton, contiguous to the Great
Ba, in that town (so called.)
Said land is pleafently si
tuated—well watered—con
venient to make two farms
—adjacent to several fettiers
—and within half a mile of
a Grist-mill.
fc,37<?c^ and Country -Pro
duce will be received in pay
ment,—For further infor-
Imation apply tp J.HOIT.
Nk. RANLET,
Though the channel of your ufful paper
1 wif to communicate the following ;
ON Wednesday |aft, having occa
fioa for an enlargement of an entrance
into a cellar but lately dug, on an
eminence contiguous to the Frelh ri
vn in this town, the workmen disco
vered some bones, which on examin
ation, appeared to be hunfhn- on
father search a large number were
,f •••4=fro& a particular examination
I _mfcde the hones the a pact of
forte body formerly there buried, —
and that the body was enclosed in the
trunk of some tree, and interred in
an ered potture, as the remains of
some partly decayed wood was found
ereft, and apparently enclosed the
once intire body. Within this enclo
fare, in a horrifontal position; Were
found twelve Spoons, placed nearly
north ah d fouth, and directly under the
head of the defund, as part of the
hairy scalp adhered to the uppermost
spoons. The remains of some Wam
pum were also found, curiously sewed
onfyo firings of undressed Moose-
Hider?
As the land in which the above
difeovery was made is my property,
[ intend to endeavour some further
difeoveries—and if any thing carious
in the attempt should turn up worthy
of public communication, 1 purpose
a further publication on the fubjed.
Your's refpe&fully,
J Theophilus Smith.
N. B. The Spoons appeared of an.
tique model, and of fOme fpeciei of
hard mettal.'
Aboat a month since, a negro man
lu Pennsylvania, in kneeling down tc
take a drink of water at a small stream,
placed himfelf in so awkward a ficua
^on that he was unable to recover
hirf^f so speedily as to prevent fwal
loving a Garter Snake which was
gliding down the water. He was in
gr:rt agonies till the next day, when
" WH^U a part of it, medicine hav.
^^bica administered to him for that
P^F<Q
J^% $ 4 p # . i;, ifo.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
FOUR DOLLARS reward
L O^ T,
f\N the evening of the 24th infl.
. between Lamlon's Tovea and
the Court House—a black Leather
POCKET BOOK-coning -
A Noee of Hand again# Jonathan
Prescott, of Eppirg, amounting to
Four Pounds T,o Shillings L. MV.
Alfo —A Note of Hand against John
Sheppard, of Gilmaniown, for vigh^
teen bufhela of Corn.'
Alfa—A Note against Seward Po,:
ter, of, Freeport, (Mass.) tor ten tbu.
find of Shingles—Together with fe
v^ral ot her Nours#Rc'cripts and v^u.
able Papers. t Whoever has fb%d laid
Rocket Book, and drill leave it vfirf
the printer hcrftof,with the ab'ovemen
rioted notes, &c. shall rectiveTOOß
DOLLARS regard.. C. 6MITHt
. N.B. All perfonsare forbid ,uf
chafing any of the above Notes; if
cffered for file. '
Exeter, Sept. 25, 17894
Q; K s Q^< ^KT^^%L^ .§f e '^ '"^
o To the P ÜBLIC.
SIR William Blackstone's
Commentaries, are to univei sally
known, as to deed no recommendaii
on. Tnefe volumes grace not only
the Libraries of the learned in the
Law, but are necessary for ev try Gen
tleman, in public or private life, -Jw
wilhes to he acquainted with the na
ture of Law—The Rights of Pofen—
the Rights of Things- 4 —Public Wrongs
—and Private Wrongs, —The Eritna
editions io Bvd. have always been foid
for Ei^^ttm-Ate ^CGGGf^t
intended American Edition, hopes to
receive the patronage and encourage,
ment of every G^hdem a,n of cue Law,
and Juhice es the Peace, as well ,as
Gentlemen iri public and private life,
as he now offers this valuable work at
one half the price for which it has usu
ally been fold. Great care will be
taken to have this Edition cbrre&,ahd
every^ way well executed by the Pub.
Tick's moll obedient and very humble
fervintilSAlAH THOMAS,
' Wmefler, dug. 27, 1789.
a* Subscriptions are taken in
by ISAIaHTHOM AOT the Publilh
er,at h'sßookftore irilPorceJhr , By said
Thomas and Co. No. 4.5, Newbury-'
ftreer, Boflon ; by H. Ranlet, prin
ter, Exeter and by all the Printers and
&^kTellers in the United Sre.
CONDITIONS,
1. the Wurk h:,ti; i>:pnurmi .vith
a new Type; on good Paper, equal to
the London Edition.
11. The price to Subferibers will
be only FOUR DOLLARS, in law
Binding, lettered;
111. Those who fibferibe for fix
fees that! have a feverith gratis. *
IV- Ihe Work Ihall immediately
be committed to Preis as idea as far
hundred Copies are tublcribcd for.
V. The Money to be yam as foog
as the Work is completed and 're^dy
for Delivery; ~
For Printing in W^r^jhr,
By Subscription,
In Four Volumts buo 'decimo.
Page for page with the lad London
Edition,
A neat American Edition of that
truly celebrated Work,
C^OM MENT-A RIES on^c Laws
,of England. In Four Books.
But that jultiy admired Oracle of the
L'w, tie ate
Sir William Blackstone; Knt.
One of the Judices of his Bruannick;
Majefty'sCourts of Common Pleas;
I^ 1 his Edition will contain the lad
Corrections of the Author—
The Additions by Richard
Burn, L. L. D.— and Continu
ations to the preient lime, by
John Williams, Esquire.
BWfote S Co^CTfarks; ,
Proposals of Isaiah Thomas;