Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1802-07-20 00:00:00, page 3

const! m to received of amirnlouil
p and almoftmtaculout Revival of Re^^f
Citizen#.—ln rbri StfMO.J to
bun observed, that L& were Dever in
so great demand, or fug:h high eftfrostion
as at present.— —W^ere are now those
ff jfy. that pred&dato^de.
fruaion of Religion, corruption of Mo--
1 feentioufnef# of Manner, from
the eteaian of Mr, fem^ to the
Pr^cy/ [Regifter.
meresete. .
'"^^ Tub &^
,3raa ts a h^ from an Americas fe^E
„aa rtfdrat at Havre,uhufa*' w %
d^ th zotb yMa,. lßox.
" Thing, in thWeouatty, going
ftmgelv-all back again to the old sys.
tat rritfts lead the van, and the order 4
Thofc who are rd compose it are to bear
tide# for lift though not foritarj, aod
foetoe certain annual Varies. It %
intended, to be a recompute to those w»
; have exerted ihemfelve# during the #F
lotion, and ertry one who hat gained a^
fibre of honor it a member. There are
however different grades and different
falarles ; and you will, no doubt, agree
with me, that if it is not nobility, it it
the ladder to fc.> : I Q
" Bonaparte is to be named FirftCoo
fel for kfr*° be a@ftmdb, tbt fyte ;
Q A paper or book fa to be opened in
every department, and all those who are
sos opinion that fueb a step will be for the
good of the country to sign,/, and the
Other tar-at if „ *a*telfoto
" Report fa, a coofpiracy was lately
formed agaiuft Mm by fifteen general#
who are at prefect under arrest Maffe
rood Angerau tere among the aumbffi
Dotoc, his aid-de-camp, is laid to have
I difevered it, and informed him that &
was to be assassinated in defending the
fain of the Thuilkries when going to
/ the review. He was at the head of the
ftafr Case when Duroc told him this, but
he bade him fromarm, deftend im
mediately? and beware to betray the least ;
symptoms of fearer fufyicioa. It is laid
Ithe confprrator|, unadvised of his defeen
iag fe quick, forbore the attack, but
sassed for his return. He to6k however,
■her stair case—such is the story, as
it,eud foppofed to be true.
For my part I do not calculate on
frftnt posture of affairs being of
ragF/duration—God knows however
hr it may end.”
,1
^ r PARIS, May 13. ' ^'^
, . TRIBUNATE.
-sift Fioreal, (nth M#y:)
'The mefoge of the Coofols to the
conservative Senate, and the different of ^
ficial papers relating thereto, being pre
sented to the tribunate Simon, after a
long speech, praifog the moderation of
A Bonaparte, & the propriety of the &,•
' ernment in putting the queftioo confti
tutiomfy,to the people Rrn-;
fofa/fa Fir, Caajal far Lift ? moved,
that *3 a message Should be lent to the
Government, returning thanks for the
cooftitationel manner in which they had.
/performed vtyritb of the tribunate.”-
, Adopted /.ftv,? ;>'s
Chabod moved, that the registers
should bis 'immediate!v onaned for the
members of that bo/y to inscribe their
fotelb—Adopted,;:fr/i, ;4{ ;^
Tbe Prefea of the department of the
Seine gave public notice that on the lath
May the team should be open to re-
P "oTThe @May fimilae Rations
are to be opened at Paris with the Clerks ;
of the tribunals of appeal of Criminal
matters, atfd of Commerce, „ the offi
:% i #^ t
These registers are fob# open for,;
days, from ten in the morning till 4 io
,^r^ q *°! A" tr
fated—jWtafrm & Fw& C_lj*
Lm? J ti^^
ToNM*
" Wtata N^to^
Confol for lite,” fa to b# submitted to
the people ; but their decision is required
with the utmtaft feted, Nw time h left
for deliberation ^ : la three week# an grc c
f#er is to be returned by the people of
' before a natUn $' Whv haaFrance en.'
of a ten years Revolution ? The berate 1
of her military fame and continental pof.l
Rrth&i fof'^^^lb!^^^l
affe' '"tf^^^^l
^hem The ChMlill^
% ; he d.fr ft b, the tyre
of hhmfrffi^ttfe
merit
uwtioffice tor o|^^^^^{,;
^mewtifowQ-dt
: I^#,^a
iag tbe Chief feWft^
of Bonapartes Cfythe fecon^lty,.third
tot 6rafoc*e#
^#^=rt
jto Ofar's colleague. Ufcn the whole
Steffi sot 'itt
we conuuCTinw lirelure impolitic
the parrt of Bonaparte and dangerous to
feetato of liberty^ of the
people. " ^"•> s', r/
M # ,tl * ft r^
S^toms ^ Difaram in France.
fobtefa ^^ betooota
^^^'t::^^^
parage on lire ine opnaparnh tyg
letter farther ffra; that the wh& par.
ticular, of this pffrir were sent to tte%u,
^^ h^W "i^^
have do further ^formation by theletter
—but from obiter channel, we ter, that
Generals Angereap, M.fen,, and &
tyufotte, *fe CTte^ @ff with a
e&il ft the ih*en(frg @,£of Bona
parte, have been ordered to raft two
;i@Ttrf! &^ ^^
has direßed &,,%ifya corps gs
/honor, consisting of 1800 so, to,pro
hahfopefaCT^^
,AR4$, Ma, 4@v^^
' General Drimab he; received orders to
quit Paris ; the t uic ^ his dfetfol is
at follows : OTißafter @,it the tfiurch
of Notre Dame,one of his friends obfirv
ed to him that we appeared to be reverb
;Lto our aacieot regime, ' True,' re
plied Delmo,•' nothing remains to be
done bDOQfipiaM ^e d@s of two
millionsof brave men who died in the
cayfe erf Liberty,." This severe faredim
, was reported to Bonaparte, who next day ,
approaching Delmas, sfked him what he
thought of the performance o' the prece
dtog day? ^ General,” replied Delmas,
“ c'etuit que+ratecapudnade/' (a com
plete pift of CTBtmgbyp(&tfy) Bona
»no Delmas
)f what heh,d said, Bon
med of it, and font Brune
efire him to retract what
telmas barins reiufed to,
>rders immediately to re
his native town, uptin
I=^¥^___,
;just PRINTED, &/ cr &&,
1 'fy^A:\ at THIS OFfiGh , , # ^
System of INSTRUCTIONS
CA|V&LRX;
In which the Dragoon is taught
C4a,fit^ The Formation of a Troop.
Cb<,. //. Mruftio^vrithte|tefe. ;
:. The Pofirioo of a Dragoon mounted.
% 111 The M ANIME EXERCISE.
O# ^ The Exerdfe end Mdnwfo
^ 4/^ ' of * Tr °°P-%/^^^v
cty* TheEvolutioDs of forming and
difhlfl& Columns
Cba/ Fl. Recreating, alternately, by
'"'"L^: ^,'^^r fa '^
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ITaSAT y tote CONST ITVTION t ^
^ C#ntar^l^
$" gray#/&fato tf&
Repu^can, @ the Dcctoatimtf
4tyherican /ndepcnden« has b@ril&
geQ read , ft.,,
^ l t"^Fif^ ^M^ b f %!h H
it wul taler again be neglected on
should & read in e-nrrv
frfo"^^
I tern our Liberteand JPaUtical SaL
, ~ JA
[5 The Principles of the Ameri-
I can Governments are purely Dt-
IF°d"sC ^^R^&fr*™
'ric one; it is a Constitution that
ft People formed for themselves
& are pleased with< What then,
shall we think of the « Friends ts
jfrder," itofe-FederaL Republican.
%ty thing or nothing" politic
cifns, when we find them utter
ing the moilfeditious, Aristocratic
^feniimenis in toaftsand songs on
the celebration erf the birthday
of our Liberty ?—Wha( do they
mam by the following,
14 Let lofidols, Dm/, and jtatowz
c oouad,”&c. . [forta.
^rDo^be, call the Americans,
nine tennis of the whole nation,
~ ,ho toye a Democratic govern-
Iment-«#The American Nation
tobe fell down as ftfdels because
they are Dein^ctfls? Isanation
of Bremen to be thus insulted -
by petty poetaffers ?If r "1; ~/
(And what do ibefe FederdtyW~
mean by the following lines:,
• Let Z>OTorrac, hear,
fQ" That its ddwntal draws uearf '.
" For, the Ftfol S.a now begins to ap
' L' P "'" \&hroro&
tirobat is this, but a daring in,
fuh to Republican [siberl,! a vile ;
) threat afoinfti pur $ Democratic|
*&fcrnment! a plain declaration |
{^Federal hoftuit, to Republican- [
ifnlt-that the Federal sun, when4
I* will deJiro, Democracy, r ^
This is acknowledging ex^aiy
what the Republicans have al
-Iways contended was the obje& of
the Federu/fs— the deftru&ion of
our Fh.ee, Ei f.ctive, Democre-'
&; Republican Government, andi
%& ehahjifhnient of one after the.
'Brrttfh " model of perfection," a।
government more congenial to
the depravity and arbitrary difpo.
fitions of the haters of the bappi
^riefs oftheir fellow men; who arc
^ All born equail, FREE."
ISuch licentious, disorganizing
, fehuments, $ have been general
iy expressed by the Tory Federate
ifts on the sth of July this year,
in celebrating the 4th, must, fe^
think, meet the moftpointed dis.
approbation of all we|l disposed
fen, who have the honour and ;
prosperity of their country at|
heart. The following, from &
^k&mCentmel, will serve so tho^w
?fc'fpifit of the Sc# fallen in the
repp's efteem,and funk in ini- [
(juity and bafenefy
I‘Aedthum1 ‘Aedthum etfbfoto a demagogue
in the Chair." _,
Meaning the President of the
tinted States. Dm this proceedj
from the " HeadeQuarters of Good
Principles?' ft
; The fame spirit aauztes the Se<b ial
(every State, in every quieter, where th<y
.•ue found. For the Ffo#/ deparanent
of N. H. Rial tb< f.lfoiug :
" But eh ! whet dire planet o'erfhadows
^^, the j
/ lOn which Freedoni's fun lately beam'd
forth benignant ?
'What comet portentioufr lheris death and
^hfc^difmay? ^^^^^ [tfgnint.
n^^^^ ^
The poet must here mixed vinegar
^d&ubled distilled p/Z with hit "Ota
Stiap, tod boil'd them in a mfyn
¥^'#* to,nd el,whert
ertfhi%6 4 , come to him, hb
V The above extraH from thefr
the following Darimou^ toast will
haudacity t^iMyi^^
l^^hhe Drefeo^ edmiaiftattartMay
&hidden
to light, aQte taQ be made
mental" Q This, inhfelf, Isa land,
able petition ; but in thiseafe become
a terttU nor upon the Conflict.'
t 4 Authorities—Ohich these mock fede
ralifts once affeßed to revere. ~
More “ Ilouf&ld Furniture:
O N. Coverly, at Salem, advertises fat
fate, ready for delivery the i flhinfct,
r THE ESSEX JUNTO /"-It is wife,
ed that he would turn iff the « &m
along •
The following toajl was given in d
f^^ company onihe gth 7uh* f r.
c !° d ' fl /'J=The anti Repuh.
P"&te'3 of Ifotaa# AtaMßieA,
^r '", " e 4 " md " wfcfa
felon, wtytere Pofarpig,, who
are for and f& to the ,r,/fo=Aa
old ball to each for a night cap, the tr.^
Mbaahai for a bitter-bottle, ,d v ,,4j
for bredtfaft, rafy riss and a, vi/form,,
fret and r&oatta, till the, iwria their
frl _h, and their wec& hearts far
& for the fair, i„ri/fo„j o f ,mfy
A & £ Alca# REPUBLICaNISM??
Jte.SAMUEL HA^
.ber of Dartmouth College a young
gentleman of handsome taknts, has
: become odious to thrfeeralfahion,:
who arrogate all talents aud virtue
to themselves, because he is open in
his deportment, catholic in his fa
titants, honeftimda Republican—
ityr readers will re<o,lka th< Jill, f
attempts of the federates in fh%,J
I town last winter to fligmatize hin^
L 0 a Jacobin, infidel, ^c.Their
ft intercepting, breaking efen and pub-
Wishing his private tetter's, left an
l indelible(fain (^fl^ined the, could
''befon the f&r^fl;@ho committed
the infamous deed. The famefpi-
I rit of persecution has purfuedfim
in Hanover, where his charades
:has been infamoufy ans wanfanf,
; df@M& tte public paper. .We.
Persie ne has ftrioufy noticed the.
;afeitot,of his ch&ra&r, a#4 hds>
foiled hit cnemy—His honor ride
fended by the authority of college-,
vide the foll owing
; r ',HANCVER, July ~f f
4t a wHfag^ ^ Ehcutrog Gmhtoeftf
Dartrawb Cilkgt, ,«a< l&b. ifot.
The said government having
attendedta a complaint of Sarau
el Haines against Luther Storrs,
both members of fak |college, ft
ting forth that the /aid Storrs bad
publickly impeached the charact
er of faidlHaines—And the said
'Storrs having been called on ta.^
I fubflantiate before the said gov
^ernmeßfy whatever her might have :
against said Haines' ? charader,
h^s not fcduced anytthingi
The fai4 gfemment. on falland
particular inquiry, are convince
ed that the cha'ra&er of the a
forefaid Haines Hands fair and
} honorable^ and that there are no
^grounds for any afperfionen the
fame. And from 411 the evi^
dence, which has beenadduced,
they confider any charge against
it as unjuftifiable-
Signed, .^
JOHN WH£ELOCK, R%f
%: wiM the unanimous concur-, S
rence of the other officers.
^ We hear tpm port^^
¥ Agitated" F?ds. lately commenced@%
/•win aor metropolis ; thtir flrft attack
was upon the bod, of John Wentworths
Bfq But the DetDAcrattyou overpower
ed the ft ; and our informant Bid were
&seg the EQi ^Ofo before them„
(he fap>oferf) into the fea^m^heTe,their
;a^foa^rf^,^
Rockingham
To be Sold at Public Vendue,
G^ On tbetltird day of August next; ^
|'&T& < dwelling hotrfe °^^^
„,id G^g^fohdld, In ^
tefafoty, at five o'clock th the as.
fyfawihe R?o%d„^f^ Qfr GG
^uoys^re^WM:
belonging to the efated Ephrwn Car.
M^&Wlik Ad^.^
•fcriffivtow „