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of Paul Petrowitz, will not be the
^'"" of monarchical burthens.
have retreated to foreign climes, will
carry with them the glorious princi
ples for which they contended at home,
don or Paris. It it to be hoped, that
the zealous efforts of the Abolition
Societies will proted the inhabitants
of every new-found region, from ex
periencing the face of slavery, and
that companies may be formed with a
view to generous traffic, not expressly
to fatiace avarice by exorbitant mono
polies. The attempts of colonization
at Sierra Leona,have not been attend
ed with all the beneficial effects that
were anticipated. A part of the re
turned Africans were early cut off, by
a savage banditti from the adjacent
country. Many others were swept
away by contagious difeafe?—The
future happiness of Africais not de
pendent on partial colonization. The
abolition of future importations, will
give a sabbath of rest to the toils of
man, and at this period, what may
we not rationally expe&, of go mil
lions of human beings, turned from
the molt iniquitous commerce, to the
gentler arts of agriculture and mauu
fadures.
The reduction of this kingdom to
the absolute will of Raffia, has sensibly
effected the friends of liberty and the
Rights of Min in every quarter of
rhe globe. Burke himfelf has pro
nounced a melancholy oration upon
the fubjeft. Out of much evil good
is frequently produced. Those inde
pendent fpirics who obstinately refufe
to bend the knee/ and coafequently
Catharine having humbled the
Turks, turned her restless eye towards
Poland, who had dared to frame a
new confutation, predicated on prin
ciples of equality. The abolition of
feudal tenures and hereditary vassa
lage, unpardonable crimes in the fight
of despotism, and high treason against
the majesty of absolute monarchy,
called forth the inplacable vengeance
of the arbitrefs of the north ; and she
has but too well succeeded in her ne
farious plans against the liberties of
Poland. Her next project aimed a
blowrat France. Hitherto it has been
delayed and the Ruffian troops remain
at home or are cantoned among the
Poles—Possibly it is reserved for the
blessings of 1793, that Catharine quits
the theatre of time—a theatre which
she has deluged in blood.
and may possibly effed a revolution
in other kingdoms, whose united
efforts, at a period not very far distant,
will conquer the present conquerors
of Poland. Should Stanislaus finally
abdicate the crown, and refufe to exitt
This young monarch, in the true
style of preceding Fredericks, has
plugged himfelf into a war with
France, on similar principles to those
which actuated the Semiramis of the
north. Hi# immense exertions b,ye
Hitherto produced no laurels. The
moll inglorious of Prussian campaigns
has been marked with ignominy, by
the treachery of falfe friends, and the
active chatiifement of determined ene
mies. Loaded With the exfence o
iome millions, the Ihfs of many brave
men, and his reputation as a soldier
fuined. He is nowfollebly recreating
towards his capital-; harrafied b, a
multitude of tick, threatened with
famine, and pursued by triumphant
armies, On the [monarch's arrival at
Berlin,, the difconcents of his fubjeds,
will furnish him with future employ
ment : And probably verify the de
claratioopf the venerable Hatzberg,
" that big modeling with the affairs
of France, would be the ruin of Pruf-
W? . . b -^
-fG be Continued) < .
in the chaiader of a tided vassal, it
will give an unexpected turn toaffairs,
and the diadem of Poland on the head
EUROPE.—RUSSIA,
. PRUSSIA.
POL AND.
7be following fattment of the different
Indian tribo,with the number oftheir
warriors, was communicated to the E
decor of the Federal Gazette, printed
in Philadelphia : & it may be accepts
able to fame of uur readers me have
thought proper to tnjert it.
THE Lower Creeks in East
Florida,the Middle creeks
behind Well Florida, and the
upper creeks back ofGeorgia, 4000
.The Cherokees, Southcarolina, 2500
The Chodaw, or Flat Heads,on
the Mobile and Miffifippi, 450°
The Notches, on ditto, 150
The Chickefaws, on ditto, 750
The Gatawbas, between N. and
S. Carolina, 150
The Piantias, a wandering tribe
on both tides of the Miffifippi, 805
The Kafquerafquius, or Illinois,
in general on the Illinois riv-
Ver, and between theOubatche
and the Miliitippi, 600
The Piankifhawa on theOuaba
cha, 250
The Ouachtemons, oh "ditto, 400
The Kekapus, on ditto, 300
The Shawanefe, on the Sciota, 500
The Delawares, on the weft of
the Ohio, 300
The Miamis, on the Miami river
falling into Like Erie,and the
Miarois, 350
The Caoutius,qn the east fide of
the river Alibamous, 700
The Alibamous, well of the Ali
bamous, 600
The Akanfahaws, on the Ak^n
faw river falling into the Mif
fifippi on the welt fide, 2000
The Anjoues, north of the Mis
souri, 1000
The Pandoneas, weft of the Mif
fifippi, 500
TrieWhite Funis,fouth of ditto, 2000
The Frickled, or Prickled Pa
nis, dttto, ' 2000
The Canias, fouth of the Mis
souri, 1600
The Oiays, ditto, 600
The grand Eaux. ditto. 1000
The.Milfouri, upon theMiffouri, 3000
The Sioux of the Woods, to
wards the heads of the Mif
fifippi, 1800
The Sioux of the Meadows, to
wards ditto, 2500
The Blanes, Barbus, or White
Indians with beards, 1500
The AOiniboils, far north, near
the lakes of the fame name, 1500
The Chriltianeaux, near ditto, 3000
The Ouifcoalins, on a river of
that name that falls into the
Miffifippi, on the east fide, 550
The Malcoutens,fouth of Puan's
1 Bay, 1 500
The Sakics, fonth of ditto, 400
The Mechecouakis, ditto, 250
The Folle Avoine, or the Wild
out Indians, near Puan's bay, 350
The Puans, 700
The Powtowatamis,near St. Jo.
*feph's river and Detroit, 350
The Meflefaguce, or river In- .
diant,being wandering tribes
'on Lake Huron and Superior, zooo
.The Ottahways, near Lake Su
perior and Michigan, 900
The Chipewas, near ditto, 5000
Th© Wiandots near Lake Erie, 300
The Six Nations, or as the
French call them the Iroquois,
on the frontiers ofN.York,&c. fgoo
The Round, headed Indians, near
the head of theOttahwa rivtr, 2500
The Algorigpins,near the above, 300
The Nepiffias, near the above
alfo, # 400
The Chalas, St. Lawrence In
dians,end on the back of Nd
vafcotia, - ¥3O
T,he Ameliftes, ditto, 550
The Mumatks, ditto, 700
The Abenaquis, ditto, 135°
The Conawayhuioas, near the
falls of St. Lewis, 200
Total amount, 58,930
This being the *hole number o't
men fit for bearing arms, it is com
peted .that from theGulph of Mexico,
to the lakes of Canada inclofive,there
may be about 35,000 warriors.
view a certain adion.
An aft to empower a committee to fet
tle and fix the boundaries and line
between the parishes ofNonhHamp
ton and Rye.
An aft to repeal an ad,en titled " an
all to ered a poll parilh in the
Town of Pelham.
An ad eftabliffiing where certain In
habitants of the Towns of Hamp
tonfalls and Seabrook (hall work
their highway taxes.
An a& to incorporate certain perlons
hereinafter named into a Society by
the name of the Social Library in
Dover.
A Resolve that this State become in
tefefted in arid Partners with the
proprietors of the New-Hamplhire
Bank.
An all to establish Poll guides and to
facilitate travelling in and through
this State?
An ad fecoring to Wm. Page and
Lewisß.Morris and their associates
their heirs and aligns forever the
exclusive right of locking Bellows'
falls on Connecticut river.
An a& in addition to an ad Entitled,
" an ad for the ponilhment of cer
tain crimes not capital.
An ad to vrift in John Weeks his heirs
or Court of Judicature-,
An ad in addition to an ad intitled
" an ad for fettling testate estates"
and also in addition io an ad entitled
•' an ad ordering the defeent ofin
ceftate effaces and empowering the
Judge of Probate to fettle the fame
' accordingly."
An ad to carry into effed the Consti
tution of this^State, as altered and
amended by the late Convention.
A Resolve that the Seledmen of the
several Towns &c. take an invento
ry of the rateable estates of laid
The General Court at their
late Session in this town, pafled
the following Ads and Re
solves, viz-
An ad to alter the time of holding the
annual meeting in Thornton.
An ad to vest the exclusive privilege
of keeping a Ferry over a certain
part of Connecticut river in John
Bellows of Walpole, his heirs and
assigns.
An act to authorize and empower J.
Libbey Eq. of Portsmouth, guardi
an of Mark Simes a minor to fell
and convey a certain lot of land in
nor.
An ad to veil io Eleazar Rofbrook
. his heirs and assigns the sole and ex
; elusive privilege of keeping a Fer
ry over Connedicut river, in acer,
tain part thereof for the term of 40
trial in civil causes.
An ad to annex the two East Ranges
of lots of land, in the Townihip of
Greenfield heretofore called Lynd
borough addition together with the
perlons herein hereafter mentioned
to the Town of Franceftown.
An ad to secure to the Inhabitants of
years.
Ao ad to repeal " an ad to encourage
the importation of drugs, &c." and
also" an aft to encourage the im-
the County of Cheshire a trial by
Jury iu a certain case.
An ad to enable Judith Meloon to
fettle the estate of her former buf
baud.
An ad foreftablilhing permanent Sa.
laries for the Justices of the Superi.
in this State.
An ad in addition to, and in explana
tion of an ad made and passed the
9th of February, A. D. 1791, enti
. tied " an ad regulating process and
An ad to empower Silas Nowell guar
dian of his children to fell certain
Towns, &c.
An ad in addition to, and in amend
:meat of an ad entitled, " au ad
empowering Phinehas Parker to re-
E XE TER, January 16.
Portsmouth, belonging to said mi-
portation of coined gold and silver
real estate to them belonging, lying
An ad to alter the place of holding
part of the Courts in the County of
Hillfborough.
An ad in additian to, and explanation
of an ad passed January 24th 1791,
refpeding the affefTment of taxes in
1 Wolfborough. +''
An a& for arranging the Militia into
divisions.
An ad for forming and regulating rfie
Militia within this State, and for
repealing all the laws heretofore
made for that purpose.
. An a& to review a certain aft passed
21st. December, 1791 entitled "an
aft to authorize the afleffment and
collection of taxes in the Township
of Coventry, in the County of
Grafton in said Stare,and to extend
the time for effecting the purpoles
therein mentioned.
R ANaway from the fubfcrib
-4 er, an indented boy. named
SARGENT BOWLEY.— Whever
win return him to hjs maser /half hate
One Penn, for their trouble, and no
charges paid —All persons are forbid
harbouring or trusting him on my ac
count. JOSIAH PERKINS.
Exeter, Jan. 14, 1793.
kind to be fold at the Printing-
Office in Exeter.
qRHe Fifth Edition ofSmith's
4 1 : Hymns— to which are added
Thirty-Two excellent Hymns with faa
ny corrections and emendations.—
The Youths'
Inftrudor, or
Spelling. Book.
Perry's Didiona
ry, do. Spelling
Book.
Webfte, ''Spelling
Book.
Flop's Fables.
Clarke's Corde-
and assigns forever tht sole andfx
clufcve privilege of keeping a ferry
over a certain part of Connedicut
fiver.
A Resolve that the Treafcrer be di
reded to take the men effectual
Efq.to hold lands.
An ad to confirm in Samuel Leavitt
his heirs and assigns certain lands.
An ad to confirm in Samuel Leavitt
his heirs and assigns certain lands.
A Resolve that Dodor Wm. Chad
burne of Conway have leave to in
oculate with the small pox in Sam
uel Starks' Location, until the firft
of Malt Liquors.
An ad to empower Nathaniel Gilman
Esq. tb fell certain real estate of
Charlotte Odlin a minor and to em
power Thomas Stickney to fell cer
tain real estate belonging to Mary
Ann Odiin his wife, who is under
twenty.one years of age.
An ad for the repeal of a certain clauie
of the ad for preventing the spread
ing the small pox, made and passed
the 3d day of February, A. D. 1789
an in addition to and amendment
of the said ad.
Cafli, or any of the above
Article s given in exchange for clean
Linen and Cotton R AGS.
ries.
Bibles.
Watts' Pfalmsand
Hymns, ditto
Catechisms.
Burn's Abridg-
Handing taxes.
An ad empowering Samuel Holland
„ day of November next.
An ad to encourage the manofadure
ment of the
American Juf-
Ilice.'
Chefterfield'sPrin
ciples of Polite
ness.
measures for the collection of Out-
Smith's Hymns.
Just Published,
—/ILSO—
The Worcester
Collection of
Sacred Harmo
ny.
The Federal Har
mony.
The Whole Duty
of Woman.
Hiflbry of the
Holy Bible,with
a variety of
other Pidore
Books, calculat
ed to infima
and amofeChil
dren.
Ulflier's English
Grammar.
Blanks of various
kinds.
Writing Paper.
Almanacks for
179% &c. &c.