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the King of Sardinia to withdraw from the
Coalition.
^ranjlation from a Paris pdper t of
October 21.
It is rumoured that Spain wishes
to enter on negotiations for peace*,
it is added that an envoy has arriv
ed here from the Court of Mad
rid ; we are not officially informed
of this, but it is very certain since
Roberfpierre’s party have 101 l their
influence, the number of our ene
mies have diminiflied in the inte
rior of the Republic, and that the
French government acq^dires a
broad a preponderance so great as
to alarm and disconcert the coal
efeed powers.
From NEW-YORK, jad. fa
A London Paper of October 17,
fa/k, by Accounts received yefter.
day at Lloyd's Cofre-Hou’fd, it
appear^, that a squadron of French
frigates, in the North-Seas, has
lately taken 100 of our merchant
ships.
-Foreign Intelligence.
FROM BATISON, OCT.
THE French General who
commands in the barbny
ot Breda, has required a Tift from
Hoevres, Etten, and other villa
ges, of whatever has been furnish
ed by requisitions to the French
army; the value of which,: dull
„ Vh To rclinquifli the individ
ual interest of the Hereditary
Stadtholder and his family for the
public good;
VII. The exiled patriots to be
recalled and indemnified.
. Accounts from the Lower Elbe,
state, that intelligence has been
received from Racifbon, that the
Diet have agreed debate the
queftibn on the certation of hos
tilities—that the Coadjutor of
Mayehce will proceed to Paris for
the purpose of accelerating it—
and that the Greflier of Holland
is said to have gone to London,
to remove the obstacles to a nego
tiation of peace with France.
A letter from Amjierdam^ dated OH.
25, contains the fJlrtving Re
folvei of the State of Friefland.
1. To acknowledge the French
Republic. - > z .
IL To conclude a peace with
the fame.
111. To altar the Constitution
according to the wishes of the
Republic*.
JV. To enter into ah alliance
With the government of France.
V. To dtiblve that with Eng
land and Prussia.
Letters from Genoa state, that the fee
public hi*e intruded theirmwiQer to pro
tell again ft the union of Corsica as a con
quest, fincc France poflcfled it only as a
pledge.
In addition to the feverri articles
under the foreign head, indicative
of a PEACE jn Europe, we have
the pleafdre of adding the follow
ing, copied from a Londbn paper
Os the last October :
The Coadjutor of Mayence
is afHved here. We have intelli
gence that PEACE is adually
proposed and that a certation of
arms will actually take place.”
Ex it aft of a letter from Frankfort,
BOSTON, JAN. If). \
PROSPECT of PEACE in EUROPE:
Oftober 12.
From the Viftuldi OS.
The-Ruffian Lieuc. General !
* Baron Van Fers^ii, hss written
the following letter to the King of
Poland *.
0 sire,
“The total defeat of aTolifh
corps, r Rationed at ltameck, th? -
tnafcag [
ber of foMiers and officers of all (
ranks-M)f the command ng 'gene
ral^and finaUjs-of bioi who
fufficienc grownd for refuting to
plead at that time to the mdid
ment; but wilhing to throw no
dely in the way of trial, which he
was confident would terminate his
acquital, he would wave any ob
jection, and plead. j t
Mr. Thelwall and Mr. Bon-,
ney, both observed to the court,
that being faheiy described in the
indictment, they might qualh it :
But being anxious to have their
charaders vindicated to the world,
agreed co plead.
They were accordingly arraign
ed.
court, would indulge them with a
poftponementi whicn the attor
ney'general agreeing to, the court
appointed Tuefday for the com
mencement of the trials.
A general complaint being made
by the prisoners of the rigorous
confinement under which they
were kept, without air or light, ip
places where they could not rest
by' night, or breathe by day, re
quested that the court would in
terfere, and lotax the feyerity of
their fituation^
Chief just ice Eyre, with great
feeling, declared he was forty it
was not within the province of the
court to redress their complaint ;
but presumed to fay, and indeed
recommended it to the fheriffs, to
do every, thing xonfiftent with the
situation of rhe prifoners,* to ren
der their confinement left T^got*
ous. Upon’ which one of the
Iheriffs rofe<and-deehred, that he
would do every thing in his power
to comply with the rtcommefidai
tioo of the court. J _ ... .
V. At About eleven o’etodd the 1
court adjourned, it baying lat one.
hour* , A .. ex ■ . . 'x
Richter, John Manin,—Hil
liard, Philip Frafidlow, & Thom
as Spence* were put to the bkr,
pursuant to the bills found by the
grand jury against them*
Mr. Horne Took, mentioned
some matters, which he apprehen
ded would, if in lifted upon, appear
Mr. Horne Took informing
the court, chat by means ot ,h*s
removal from the Towe/ co New-
gate; he was prevented from a
confutation with his counfcl i-T*
and Mr; Thelwall allo laying,
that his trunk with the books and
papers neceflary to his defenfe had
been detained in the To wet on his
removal thence, hoped that the
be paid byway Os Exchange, widi
the refpe££ive municipalities, at
the houfc of the widow NATTiilfc
and Son, at Bruflek.
guftus Bonney, Steward Kydd,
Rev. Jeremiah .Joice, Thomas
Ward e, James Baxter, Thomas
Holcroft, Mathew Moore; John
The!wall, Richard Hodgfoo, John
, OLD DAILEY, OCT. 2si
This morning the following
perlons, viz—Thomas Hardy;
John Horne Took, Thomas Au-
HIGH TREASON.
A Lift of the Public AQi and Re Jo Ives
^fed at afeffion of tbe Generai-Caurt Hol
den at Concord, Dec: 179 4.
AN aft to incorporatea town by the
name of Brookfield.
A resolve that the operation of the fev
era! votesand resolves directing the Treas
urer to issue his Warrants upon the ghfnt of
the firft State tax for colleding the sums
advanced by the State to the several towns,
in the payment of Representatives atten
dance, prior to the adoption of the present
Constitution, be fufpehded so far as refpefts
any .State tax that may be granted the pres
ent session. , .
An aft extending the boundaries of cer
tain town's.
A refelve direfting the Treaforir to take
efieftoal met fares for the collection of all
- the money due tp this State on notes of
hand, by the firft of Oftober next and to
apply the fame with the fefidue of the mo
ney, which shall be in the -treasury, of so
much thereof as maty be necefiary, /eferv
ing fu&dent for. the fapport of Govern
ment, to difeharge the loan of £12:00 ne- '
gociated ip perfu^nce of aJa w of this 1
State. ■-* : ' 1 ' -i; . ; .
, An aft" io incorporate certain persons
for the parpofa of building a bridge over
Merrimac river, in the county of Hilftbo.
JV^h, and fqr supporting the fame.
PAn ^ granting'to each company of
cavaln l/ dollarsrw Inrnifh iaftrdihents i
pfmufic and colour^, K t • i
. Ao aft to incorporate the town (hip of
p erC y,
An aft amhoritiio^ ffie completing a
.company of cavalry, with officers, in
the 12 th regiment. f,-
4 An aft to incorporate a propriety by the
name of rhe New.Hampfhtre Howl and :
Portsmouth Pier.
Ai ift fer railing 26^666 dole, and 67
cents.
An aft for the preservation of Salmon &
Shad in Connefticut river.
An aft for tbh compenlatioh df certain
perfont em|do|ed jo 4pprehendihg and
bringing to justice offeders against the laws
of this State. ' '
An aft. ao fubfian^are th instrument
purporting to WMed'i* will and teftamesc I
of jane Simpson. ,
A reMv?the TreaTurer to re
port to the\Houle. oF Representatives, at
' At’bext session of4he General Court, im -,
mediately fnccccdijig the time when the
the general command of all, the
chief of the revolution of 1794
(KosbiusKO)—were the happy
successes of the 10th of Ofldber,—
Convinced that your Majt-fty, and
the Republic of Poland, have nbw
re-entered their original right, 1
hasten to address myldf to this
lawful authority, to reclaim the
liberty of all Ruffian generis,
officers, soldiers and ddmeftics, as
likewise the liberty of the mem
bets, of the diplomatic corps and
of the ladies who against all the
laws of nations are kept prisoners.
I wish that they may be lent back
to the corps that I command.—
Their speedy return must aug
ment the inclination which I have
to do on my part as rhuch as is
permitted mt?, and is depending
on me, in hopes that the attempts
toreftore a firm and wholefbme
peace in Poland will now succeed,
and that 1 may be able to allure
your Majesty of my refpeift before
the end of the current yeah I
request that you will pleale to ac
cept the expressions thereof,as well
as the leritimenrS wherewith i have
had the honor, to be, &c.”
The King hereupon answered,
that the captivity of the Com
mander in chief did not decide the
matter, nor could induce him to
relinquish a revolution, which he
had iworn to maintain, and to the
principles whereof he would re
maiti faithful, npkher could he a
greetopleafe the prisoners, acord
ing to ihe request of the General,
unlcfs he wduld enter into ad ex
change of the fame.
better,
SATURDAr, jAKUARr n, 1795.
Tlrt Hon. JOHN LANGDON, Efq<
is re-elefted as a benato* from this State,-
to the Congress of thfc United States.
The Hon. ABIEL FOSTER is elefted
a Representative Gom this State to tnc
Congress of the United State*'.—Mr. Fost
er having 4178 votes* and Mr. Wingard
875 .. ..
Account of the Quantity of flour shipped for
; exportation j \ tthe port of Phiiadelphlij
in the year 1794. - . \
Barrels of Barrels of
Flour, ' Middlings.
In January 8877
February 6874 202
March 32181 180
. April 4699
May 35856 141
June 58646 290
July 41112 322
« ‘ August 26068 ' ”'3l
September 22266 31
Oftober 13888 ^6B
November 18/51 '53
December 30675 .*\ 36
Id all 299287 1464 b!!
. — y .. .;
A LL Perforis indebted to,
/V or h«ve any demands on the £it ate
of JOSEPH-LOUGE, late If Gilmamcn t
deceased, ate requested it) exhibit them for
iettlemeut* to
' . j° H - M Shxpard Ex'r.
Cilmatiton, fan, 1 ^th, 1795. ?
—__————... , ——r —
A LLPerfonswhoh^veany
demands on the estate of Col. DA
VID QUIMBY, late of deceased,
are requested to exhibit their claims to
Mary QvimbY, widow, or co TftoMAa
Page, Eiq ^dminiftfatort to said estate.—
And ihofe who are indebted to said estate
ife requested to mate speedy payment.
Ha^iukt, Jan. 23, 1795.
tlx voted thh feflion /hall become payable,
a particular statement of the deficiencies id
paymctyof HidjsxyiLahy, and hkewile
the extents that have been ifTued, and that
it frill be considered as the duty of the
} Ticafnrer to make Ataiiar reporta on all
future grants of taxes.
Ab ad addition to, and in amend
ment of ad aft, entitled, " Ao aft to pre-.
. vent the deftruftion of Salmon Shad and
Eiwives in Merrimac river, and for repeal
ing all the laws heretofore made for. that
purpofe.’*
An aft to incorporate certain perfens fo<
the.purpofe of building a bridge over Co: -
ntfticut river at or near.the boundary line
between Haverhill and Bath, in the county
of Qrafton, and for supporting the fame..
An aft to prevent damage being done by
Hejies, Mules, and Jacks.
An aft to facilitate theopehing and mak
ing p^ffable a certain road from Barlow’s
•mils (so called Stratford, in the county
ol Qratpon, in said State, to the great road
in Shelburne.
An aft in addition than aft prefct'bir.^
the time and mode of redeeming real
mortgaged or conveyed by deed of bargain
andifaie, with deieafance—not - approved
but returned agreeably to the contbaupn.
Tht Hon/e of Reprrfntativei took up this biil
4nd read the Jame, and took the year and nayt
on the ^uejlion •• fhsll the bill pass," t<wa
thirds ojthe members ptiftM <wero in favour
oj puffing the bill—-it ^jai then sent to the
Hon. Senate, •where it pafffd by /•wo thirdi
of the members prejent; it has tberejore be
come a law agreeable to the Conjl.tutun of
this State.
A relolve that his Excellency the Gov*
ernor, be, and hereby is requested co trani
mit the remonstrance of the L^giftaclre to
Congress, npon the fubjeft of the interler-a
ence of Coogrational Jurildiftiao with the
laws of this itate, and that the Senators and
Representatives of this State in tongrefs*
be dcfxred to attend to, and enforce th‘<
fame.
Art. aft to incorporate certain perfofts tat
the purpose of building a bridge over Mer*
rimae river, between Butters’s terry ((d
called) and Concord fouth line, and iof
supporting the fame.
On Friday the 16 ch inMint the General
Court •finiftied their Lffion at Concord, St
adjourned co meet again in June next at
Hanover.
An aft for making entries at thi next
Superior Court <o be holden in the county
of Cheshire, and in the county of Graltoij
which fhpuld have been made at former
sessions of said Court.
An aft to authorife jeremiah Earnest
E'q and others, to bujld a free bridge cult
Connefticist river at a place called Kxcle
falls, at Northumberland.