The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1795-10-05 00:00:00, page 3

' PARIS, JULY 6.
The Ameren minister,
James Munroe celebrated the
4 hos July by a brilliant fete;
the foreign ministers, many
deputes f 4 ^'Convention, arid
jW>c hundred persons were pre
frni. i llamas Paine Ilione
parochially amo!ig the focicty;
^Louver, the Pretidentof the Na
■onakConventres gave thefoi
leg louli: ?,;
■ Ilie Congress and the Prefix
[den: VV aflyrgGui.
I Thrilimd, Boifl, d'Anglas
'and Louder are now at the head
ot the depaimkiu of foreign
Attars, The latter is attacked
wot, the fame fury by the Jour
'nd ib, wiotefufc lbewing him
„kttylf; as former ievcituion-
Lband Buiilhagen-sin his pa
per celled the Cetitinal. By
this want of moderation he has
railed a ftmiGable phalanx
aglinp hunfelf and :ht opinion
of the public is not tirong
enough pronounced in his
fav^, ihat ' he fi^uld be
able to refilb effectual!) thole
enemies..
Barrere has made his cfcape
froth Salutes, where they were'
about to begin his trial.
VIENNA, JUNE 1.
, W^ „e.afft t rfrf, dial Count Isa Iborod
f M!niUcr' o l foreign affblls at the
'urt of Pefedbuiph, has dec ared to
Pi tiffin Mustier, in the prfnee of
;. imperial Envoy, aniih then me of
, Empr,f% ihjt ( ^ Ruffian troops
ridd cvicuate neither Warsaw, nor
i oQii&, arid would tint allow rhe
ruffians to eftaWifh rhemfelves there
I bl the latter thould h@ve ceded to,
1 ttria, Cracow and its laminate. It i<
deluded from brnOfrhat the. cabL
■ <of Vienna and Peterfborg, have
Ire an arrangement between them.
;HAMBURGH, JUNE rg.
J There is a very frong report now
Isat, that the Emptefs of "Ruffin, will
| lan array of 50,000 men, to a& fa
err with the frnper,ialifts, and to
p "rda the pusillanimous petty Princes
'fo^many.' to do,heir Ch^, while
"s„eft offe Emprefe's foreP in P&
3, which are t@ be augmented to
j o,oco men, will fofficicnily engage
T attention ofthe Proffians, and keep
Derick Williateforn an,, active in
ferncein thole events which fhJL
gopen on the Banks of the Rhine,
treat expectations may Ke for tried of
eh a mexfare, should it actually take
l ce ; and without fame extraordinary
i• of this kind, the pnperor finds io
[tcible obflacte^ to his reflation and
<jCincfs to prosecute the war. . #
VKEWYORK, SEPT. Zs.
§ HEALTH G^MIITEE.
fie. Commerce appointed to'prevenr
Q %hr introdudion and spreading ofia-
I regions difeafo in thisciy, Report,
a That, 6nee their report of jeflerday,
aurteen Persons have died of the pref
[/Epidemic ; including those at Bel
foTteCommit^ hitherto have not
thought it oeceffary to diferiminate in
their reports, between citizens and ftran
geis, or trinfienr Persons ; nortycthty
'capable of doing it now wih accuracy.
They believe however that the appre
hensions of their fellow citizens would,
be confidfrably alleviated by such a
, diferimination, „ they of certainty
know,ihata large proportion of the
deaths hitherto reported, have fallen %-
^wong Emigrant#,tael,- from Europe,
rfiangcr# and other transient pelfons.
Bv order of the committee, 3,
^C JOHN BROOME, Chairman.)
R
That twenty persons have died of the
prefect epidemic, f^ce their report of
lass evening, of which number, 3 have
died at Bellevue, and 2 at the New
ffiork hospital. _ ft
Thatfi.ee theirreport of left eveutog
feyen Perform have died io tbit city
and four at BclfoVoe of the Prefab
epidemic. #
By order of the Committee;
JOHN BROOME, Chairmen.
Suxda, Evening 2Qtb of Se,t. 17^5.
Extrafl of a leMerfrom Norfolk, dated ebe
^%^22, 1795.
" A contagious <li(lemprr of the most
fatal kind, rages throughout this place,
and its inhabitants are swept off hour
ly. Nine were this day buried—feveri
yeftetdar, and as many,he day prece
ding — -the disease fpeeads wider arid
wider, I know not how soon I may be'
attacked. A Mr. CYHarra, that lodg
ed in the house with me, was a few days
ago, seized with it ; to prevent board
ers from moving, he was lifted to a
lodging in the suburbs arid immediate
ly died: Four Coffins have jutt gone
br—God relieve this woeful place ;
we converse with a friend in the mor
ning arid attend hit funeral at eve ;
This I experienced twice in a week.
Every perfun seems panic struck, some
are removing. Vomiting a black fluff
is said to be a decided f, mptom, arid
the Dolors give them over. One of
the faculty LA thi* day visited Gventy
five patients many:of whom atejn im
inent danger." ,'
r" DOVER, SEPT. 2-'
On this dav, a nuu&r office inhab
itants of Rent county, met at. the house
of Capr. Fucher, and gave a dinner to
John King, Esq. one of our Senators;
for this State, in the Senate of the Uni
ted States, in approbation of hi, public
comlirtt, and a, lettim^ny ofregard and
esteem due to him, fur his patriotic ex
ertions, and unwearied fcfvicef, in the
various offices, c^fided to him by the
people..
After dinner, the following toast
am>ng others, was drank :
The PRESIDENT of the UNITED
STATES—May he fland utilhakrn,
amidst the Tumults of factious Dcm^
g gucs, and always be foppmed' by
ih. Virtuous and Good.
BOSTON, SEPT., to.
FROM JAMAICA.
By Capt, Pht 4 , who arrived on Sat
urday, from Jamaica, relearn, that a
number of negroes have revoked ' in
Trijawney Town, North tide ofithe
iffand. It was rep>r ed to be oftricing
consequence,bpr, a number of" rr'oopß?
embarked for Hifpaniofa, had bfe'n re
landed and matched to the place of in
furre&ion— Mirtial Law had bender
chred through out the whole ill <nd arid
Gov. Ballaras, had gone in petfon a°-
-ga:nit the revokes. A ref Oit was
there circpl.fting, that thy. G ivernor
had met on the road, a detw, on from
the infurgenis firing for mere, , and of.
sering to furrertder; but that he had
answered, he would put eveifr one 10
the sword.
A PICTURE.
The Laws prottrate—h^ Magiftfare^
literally trodden under feet-t-llre peace
of rhe town diCurbed during jbe hotin
of night—.vom^n and children fright
ened—bonfires made in die centre of
rhe town.^-Oirbs and imprecations,
Voiced with threats to tear the hearts of
magistrates from their breeds, aqd roast
them ata fire. A fad pitfure, but a
true one.'.
A circumffinrial account of the pro
ceedings which have re flexed so much
diferedit on this townfor several nights
past, will be attempted. It is neceffaty
in order that our fellow citizens of the
other parts of rhe United States, may
not be deceived, that all the fads Should
'^Decollated, with the proper evidence
to fopportihem. This we could not
accompli(h for this day; but hope to be
able to do it, on Satuday;
Cape. Wallach has publicly contra
diaedfhe ftaremenf in the Chronicle
of the mob proceedings on Friday night;
and has published three or four affida
vits, in which it is clearly proved, that
the firing did not commence until after
the house hd been amped with fates.
BOSTON, SEPT. 9.
This town is very full of Gran
gers—among them we police
^ith pleasure George Wash
ington Fayette, the eldest son
of that illusions friend to our
country, the Marquis ^ LA
Fayette
The GALLO.AMERTCANS,,
Wtoferag i&atf ty&it
' good and evil is borrowedfrom the
: prevailing party ,in 'France, bave,
fiw their anathemas againfl the
treaty, beet bpioafly virulent a
'^gainfl the tenor of thegtb article ,
M which, fay they, has annihilated I
the territorial rights of the U. S.
by g(lm idling Brihfo fubjeas to
) bold lands, not confiscated at the
treaty ^ peace, or face purchased
, : „&m. Let fueb outlaws, ^bo
^, talk of.tfrrit(ny, as poets talk,
of caflh spread the following ex
itrafl from the new plan of a con
^it#'ttyi A propefed by their idols,
tbeffen , •and learn the amia
b& iib<rality of that in@ncilie
Maty^; "Foreigners, whether
fouled or;,not in France, mav
I inhefic fro.rti foreign, or French
^; rchtifois ; they may contrast ;
for, acquire, and receive, any
rgoods of efface whatever, fated
in France; and possess, and
dispose of the fame, as freety
as any French citizen, and by
^any legal means."
The TIDE of EMIGRATION
;.^fls rapidly to our fares, and
wtyb its current has formed a hew
channel tfopf^nte. Mr. Goring
bis biot' with him to America
£^^o°farh"g ; and Mr. Fttefc
f&Qok'with h;m from Biraing
.bam f. 100,000. the latter is
puffed of a large landed intenft
, jn this couuWy.
SPRINGFIELD, SBPT. I ,
We learn, rriat at Newhaven,
, mortal ficfcnefe prevails—th#
g in,{he course of one week and
she week before, twenty-five
Alfons died in that city of &
dwfenh rj—and that the number
.oftick, the middle of last week,
, ^ prodegious ;it was caleula
, ted by many, very.'considerably
to exceetlan hundred.
i^From Hartford; we also learn; °
that the fame diferife has prbv
;; edvery djffreffing in that city'
inThe course of the last week—
-1 the deaths were so frequent, that
! it was Conceived advifeable to
)I'ufpend the custom of tolling
the bell for the funerals.
;Boston, sept.
: Yesterday arrived brig The/ity Capt.
Fetr, 61 days from London f with sev
eral " adjudicated" Captains and other
f gentlemen paflengers--- By them we
, learn that that the British ships of war
tarerdaily fending in neutral vessels, let
L them be bound to or from where they
imay, or whatever are their cargoes.
Among them are a great number of
. Americans :—l( is said thrfc: capture#
lare under NEW ORDERS, in confe
-1 quence ofJav's Treaty. That the mer~
'chants after knowing the general prin
-1 cipies of the war were so confident that
;rhe Americans would never submit to
it, that they were in*dodbt whether to
strip g^odsor nor. Thef had no idea
of the Altieri cans ever receiving a far
;thing for adjudicated property. So
much for British Amity,
f AllUis fam tbe Cbrcmic/e.
1^ j^,> PORTSMOUTH, 3EPT.fr'
Last evening arrived here the brig
Harmony, Capt. Tucker, 54 days from
Liverpool—by this arrival we arc fur
nifhed with English papers to July 9—
on a haffy perusal of them, we observe
to have taken place since the eng^e
meqt Off Belifle, (of which the paper#
: greatly exult in) and the capture of
Luxemburg by the French, (of which
; they sing to)
' —•#±— Be— =^^ in 0 1
CT^ NOV£ R. ^.„
Monday, 00 §. i 77 5.;
WE learo, from good , authority, that
, dfeof thia State, have
^.r.^#^
ZHANKSGIViN&thrQfe
Co^. FREEMA Ns RegilLt,
Was Revicwed/laft Friday, by I%N,
^Brewster, .at Hanover. Meeting-House.
The day was ushered in by a discharge
from the Artillery ; and a difylay of the A
merican Flag from Mfr.'Kettle's, in hon
or of the day. Several companies appeared
in a beautiful uniform; the exercifa were
performed with applacife, and the whole con
cluded with decency and decorum.„
State of Newhamtybire. [
"CrOTiCE is hereby given that Jo
>as Wilder, of Lancaster in
the County of Grafton in said State,
and Isaac Bundy, of Guildhall in s he
Count, of Orange, and State of Ver
mont, have Petitioned the General.
Court, Setting forth, that itis neceffarv.
that there should be-a FERRY kqt
over Conpedicut River at or pear a
place called the Sand Bank, and Pray
ing thatlaid Court would grant- them
their Heirs and Aligns forever the ex- *
elusive privilege of keeping i Ferry
overlaid rivet, at said Saud Bar, said
pri vejege to extend from the month of,
Israels River, to rhe Ferry already gran- ;
ted to Eleazer Rdbrook, supposed to
be about two miles. , <
Whereupon it is Ordered that the
Petition be hearcd fhefeon before the
General Court, on the second Thurfda,,
of their next feffiou and that they care
the fubfbnee of said Petition and order
of Court thereon to be ppbliihed in the.
Eagle or Dartmouth Centi^el,
Th<ee Weeks fue^efively, ,x \Ve^s -
prior to said Dav of hearing, and thi a,
copy of said Petition and said Order of.
Court be Posted op in the Town of
Lancaster the like term of time before ,
said Day of Hearing, that any Person
or Persons may th n appearand Shew,.
cause if any,they have, why the Prayer
thereof mav dor be grdoted.'
Altft NATHANIEL PARKER. :
Dffl. Sec.^
Hanover, Jaw 16, fyfe fr-j]
, Strayed Steers.
STRAYED from the Subferiber in
Lebanon, about the Fifteenth of
June Last, a Yoak of Yotfug St.ears,
One bf them a bright Red, The Other
a dark Red, and fyme White about
him, they are very Wild- -Whoever/
will take up the said Stears, and return
them to the Owner, or give information
so that he may get them again, fballbe
- handtomely rewarded, by the Publics
humble Servant.,
f, RICHARD LYMAN/•
'Lebanon, Sept. 29, 1792. [l-3]
NCT^iTMm;
Jr AMES DUNCAN Jun. informs'
the Public that he has erected a
(ILL, for the purpose pfriaking LIN~~
, SEED OIL, near the New Meeting
House in Lebanon, Newhampthire,
where he h#Ois of the bed quality,
and painters Colors, which will be giv
en in exchange for FLAX-SEED,'
Cash, or Country Produce.
, Said Duncan athis Store near said
Mill has a handsome Afforttnent of
ENGLISH & WEST INDIA •'
GO OD S, :
Which he w.ilf Sel lon the lowest terms
for Caffiftflax-feed, 4 ffi es, SAlts, Qf.
other produce. Conflict, attendance
given and all favors acknowledged.'
]^±!^s^^ • h,-9%b
I•,' TakeJNocice. :::
THE ssfe&it^
their Frauds ifflthe public; that
they have erected CLOTHiER's Work
in Lebanon, upon the fame Dam wiffi
Messrs. Lathrop's and Hough's new
Grist Mill, a few rods weft of the Nevz^
Meetinghouse, where they have a fuffi*-
cient supply of water for Fulling and
Dressing the Year round, where the,
propofc to Color'all kinds of commas
Colors, also. Blue, Scarlet, Crimson,
and Buff. Wheteconstant attendance
will be given and every favor grateful.,
ly acknowledged by their humble fer,
BARNABAS FAY, b?
THOMAS RICHARDS.
~, ? he fai . d Richards served
^4^ Apprenticeship, at the Hart,
ford Woolten-Marolfaftory, in ,%
neaicoC rALSO, a number of Backus'
Sa, Mill. Saws, for Site utrhjfo.
Lto%@. 30. r [ty]