The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1794-12-20 00:00:00, page 1

Daniel Connor,
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TJ ESPEC f FULLYinvitesbfe
XV Friends and.the Public in :
general/o bis STORfcih Exeter,
where he, has julb, received and
no w offers for fafe- a frefh supply
of ■ tr • • : • A 1 . j
European Goods, ;
which ih addition to his former
'afiortmehf, will en<§fe, him to
furmfh his customers With almbft
every article neceffaty for retail
Store*
A Ifo, an a^rtmeht
PAINTER’S COLOURS, LIN,
SEED OIL, BAR IRON,
CROCKERY WARE, &c. &c.
All Which will be fold very cheap
Tor Cast, Lumber, Fl4k-Seed,
Tow, Cloth, and> Country Pro-
Mace, ; Dec. 6.
Lamp Black. :
A QUANTITY of LAMP :
BLAGK^ of the belt quality , may
be had dry cheap at theBOOK
STORE of J. LAM§ON,tfap,
plied for loon*
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XV have any demands againlt
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Volume IX J/
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American Herald of Liberty.
Foreign Inteffigencfeo
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GEIMDA, iept. i.
Cr'tJE Captains of Several ships
I arrived here from Nice, .
bring intefligenee, that i French
frigates-from ToulOO fell in# off
the coaff of Barbary^ with .art. Ear •
gldh frigate, which had four mer
chant men carrying goods to'the a- ■
moun: 4,900,006 livers under her
cohvOy, The French iafiamly
attacked the.Eng)ifh frigate,which
made a must valiant refillance buj:
was funk adaft. The- merchantr
men were then taken and tarried ,
into Toulon*
{From the Gazbttb of Sapth Proifi^.J
POSNANi, Sept fe.
The insurgents continueib rpOv^
iiLfmall bodies, from one manor
to another, force or persuade the
proprietors to join them, and tn
turnilh part of their fub]ess’as
cruse. plunder- tht Royal Treat
fij re, seize post horses, arid render ;
the roads so unfafe* th^t the Cbm^
munitation is flopped with almost
every cpnfidera^le city of this
Province. The infurgerits had
no fbone’r learned that the.PfulTi
' evacuated Goef?n
<on the3^ inffat^ than they came
out qf their hiding’ places* returned
® tb thaf city, and “encamped’.after
wards at Citerniefro two leagues
from’Gneletr’^ll the Members
of the Commi^pp appointed* by
'¥ <j££. pf
Man Exerfleaojs Burgers and
Rea&Bts not excepted. At a
ptfool of ifttereft which the
Convents,
n^avifeft tor mfiirreewop, the epn*
venturi Wongrowica ilone fene>
100 ifmed pcafahrs to the infu^‘
,0m f^fudGaaerte coniaias^;
circumliantial account of all the
! excefies which the insurgents cbm-^
! the irituA 1
r|?AiQ» firftUcoke ouL Amongst
ooie^ che riP-wlhan Eagles iyere
I trampled under foof, an^uiie Ea
, gie w Sw. al
Officers ordcr^ot the
infurgems l with pifiols, clapped to
f tbeir breasts. * *They• fhea^tsf
J and records of
ai M mGerewm inhabitants
| wereobliged to cast baßi. The
! chimney fweepet "at Gnefery wai“ •
I of the place^ere made to puyrior
the bands of xbe infergenrs. Ev
ery armed .peasant receive^
> % pW«A
J allp^pce of brapdy^j The
! anti, received orders to cut offwith,
their fcyjdti& ‘the ’Reads of tjjofe 4
Pruffiaj^ 9^ F ^|.,^.i®)bpui«i ®pfc,
out of the windows of the places^
iSpr confined'
Oh theßd>iriff£rrt,ln tw^
Jing, the w P.(^l§n^?^^
place werti sent under a
ftepng escort of Gavalry to Guff
r^’ ~a * •■ " <L'•»
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SATVRPAY^Pb.cbMpsR.zo, 1794.
. " LONDON, SEPT. 36.
/ 7POLES,
THE djjp^iches, received on j
Moftday feorp Gardner Esq. I
faw, ; eopfirm. the,.retreat of the
King-of Prufiia. It ? ’is also said,
I lhe
hcavv ardlrw, which he had col- .
levied' for the fiege.of th^t .capital,.
Jtefciujkow has annimated the
Poles to such a degree of en
thusiasm, and his army has been
*Tq amply supplied with every ar
tide neceflarj for the cpminuanoe
of hdtlile operations, that the uhit
ed aymicf of Ruflia and ^rulfia
would be upabje to overthrow
those brave men, who are deter;
mined either to die, or to refeue
their country frolh foreign bon
dage.
Private letters from Poland as
sure us, that the King of Prufiia
has entered into negotiation with
JLoJcitifkow^ and that it is hoped
rhe re Ro rar ion of peace wiTI be the
consequence. The Kingin tends
to reiurojta Berfia thcL laker end
of^hia u^h., _ .
TiNGIMI .
nirf ■
OCT. 7. .
THE accounts frotq the
nent aff^ little reason t^: Relieve
that Holland can be p'rored^d.-^
Both the Au ft ri as) ana Bri’ufh ar
mies a^ \objigecf to ittreat; and
: iFive tfie United Provinces to th^
! own defence. In the mean time
the Frerich are advanejrig,, ant!
mee.t with little oppofitiOir frorp
; tfieTortreffe by T)utch
troops. It was yesterday reported
thar'they; had advanced to and
taken poffefiion of Utrecht, be
j tween which apd Am^ewi^jn there,
i is nothing to oppote them.
’ Geni Ctajrfay?s head quarter
j were by thi last J accounts aP Juji
ers, but there is too much reason.
to fear that this general and Tiis
army wifi also find it expedient Vo
cross jhe kMne, levying the Ip^er
p^fvof dKmafiy, as wet! a/ Hol
lind 7 , expßfed b the enem/
^ : GFeat qobfibrnation prevails iff
HbllariS,; and we are sorry to add’
that a spirit of diiaffedion to their
^feH^6y£fn?iw tip
^lent arnong* me Dutch J
I w;
that from the 15th to ‘w,
^eptember, Gep* Clairfayt*s army
loft more than eleven thousand
mep, U killed and* wounded, he
! tides a great number taken prison"
i ers/^Wvi^he hundred pieces 6f
j ill ammunitio.6;
1 apd baggage of the left,wing>; On
{the z4difhe French were continu
ingto pdrfd^ and attack t^e AJrftri
.YlmW they could
them,^ifchthe evident mtenuflu of
1 driving aecrofe the Rhine all when
oners. 4^-.
It is laid thjtt preparations are
• making for the departure eMHe
ces for this country, and that part
of his ete^ have ‘ already been
fenr off. . . ; .
The SfedthtiMer has gone ’in
person to the Bondtfiei t 6 take 1 rhe
necessary meafares for prevehttrig
•the enemy from Crofting the Miele.
' ’ A ' . . OCT. 9. CO
The Dutch mait dOe on Mon
jdayi dot being arrived” Wheo • - cEis
\ paper was- put to press, makes 1c
impoftible to determine any thing
refpt&ing.jlifferent rumours that
have circulated,of riots ih Rotter
dam, Amsterdam, and the neigh
borhood ; of.the S&dchhlder and
his Family being, bufify employed
in making preparations to come to
England!, his.xuemies being so nu
merous and becoming so powerful,
as to threaten the entire overthrow
of theprejent Dutch governments
ojf. Utrecht beihg taken by the
French ; and many other reports
partly oilginaring in the views and
wtfhes of those whogpfe them eur-
Sunday evening Mr. Scott.(4
third menengef in, thjp, cq.uffe of
2± hours J arrived at Mr Dundas’
office with dispatches from. His
RoyalHighnefs the Duke of York’s
He left the army on Thursday hft ;
As.he^came off-a^ari hour’s poticei
^. broo^iu only.pnvate 'difpajcl^^
for goverrtrnent; but. w$ ^pd^r*
Hand that his Royal Highness has
made a movement tp join Gen.-
Ciairfayt, with the intentions of
raffips the siege of Maeffricht,
. Xcfferd*iy. ,fexer t al perfop> of dip
tipdip^ arrived in town friqiix tHol
pq-fonS
were oq ttie.^vc Os embarking for
this country as an affylpm.
General Clairfayt is.nbw f at Co
logne, agqnft which the engmy afe
f^d tp. bqadyancing in grtat fprcei
on the near approach of whom it
is thought he wjll pass the Rhine i
not judging it .priideht to ri Ik a,
nother engagement, in the presen t
reduced-, Rate of hii t army, with.
’ (u^h an it^rptnfe fbpenonjy of
> force as is oppofep to him, '.
I Letier^ feppi thfe Lo^fs Elbe
q^Ution, that a negdeiatiqn for
peace h aftojiy on the tapis, be
tween the King ofTtuflia and the
^.ql&s. mxd the d|her pqw^s with
i^pm th# Monarchs,
“f t a fr^ ywefafo
dated Sept. 30.
“ Thjs day we received very
garrilonot o^d cgpit
■ ulated on the fame terms that
wetp tt^ jhe.garrifon of
Valcnoitnn^, rTfye, garrifqn of
Bornmel, .tp leyers from
‘M Ohsr*.«»i? ‘R p^> Waal .
‘3PW^°r Utrecht.
"ft bei "B « is
i Wk fewie, will
. tie able to ho|4 put Iptig- Our
W# W ad
vance s evefy mcniept we may,
- no ?.t'W9*L^ ie disasters
j botn From the approach Os the en
? any and from infernal difiendons.*’
^Kimber