The Phoenix — Dover [N.H.], 1793-12-07 00:00:00, page 3

Marlborough, Sullivan, field, Packersfield,
Sarry< Weftmoreland, Fitzwilliam, and Giffum
Wilton, Society-Land,^ Temple, Greenfield,
Hinsdale, Winchester, Richmond, Chester.
Raby, Duxbury, rimae, New'Rofton, Bedford,
Derry a, Dunbarton, Geffftowo, Sel Bow and
Peterborough, Ipswich Sharon, son, New
Jaffrey Rindge, Dublin. and
Campbell's ver, Bofcawen, Gore, Bradford, Hen
Kearfearge, Hillfooroogh, Hopkinton, niker,
ing, Lyfldborough, Franciftown, Hancock, Max
Salisbury, New-London, Sutton, Weare. Warner
Swanzy, Diftria, Keene, contain No. 10— To
Diftrid, No, rleflown. 11— To contain Cha
Concord, Diftrid, Ando No. B— To contain
9— Antrim, No. contain Deer, Diilri&, To
Plainfield, Grantham, Proteaworth,
Cornilh, Croydon, Wended, Clare.
• mont. Newport,Unity,Langdon, Ack.
,worth, Lempfter, Goffien, Walpole,
AlAead, Fifhersfield, Marlow, Stod
dard and Waflripgtbn.
Diftria, No, ,2—To contain the
Bcounty of Gi^j^ map ring Burton,
1792. 14, , puffed Dec, Convention,
^one ninety ; theufand, hundred and seven three
constitution the Shall take whole of the ^and that
by ^ the date, late amended altered d as a this r
^R° 'y Senate and House of "' '"'"'' ''
D Representatives General 1 Court convened in
^—\ thefaidConftitution^s far as relates it to hat
”rer deeds, take Shall effea on recorder of and
legislature, the of and members the of the choice ™
% county state, the treafu. of officers executive the
force on the firft Wednes full effect, in be and
year. day June fame And the that the in of
February, year Lord, the our of day in of Hrft
following diftrids. into the divided be date
carry Constitution of the effect into An id to
of Senators. Choice
twelve, which each of numbered from to one
pursuant annually, said to the for said state
conftiturion.
Seabrook. and
Windham, Salem, Chester, donderrv, Plaficw,
choosing right senator one (ball have the of
Hampftead Pelham. Hawke, and Sandown,
Hamptonfalls Hampton, Northampton, ham,
Eailkiogdon, Kingstown, Newtown South and
amotown.
Newington, Rye, Newcastle, Greenland, Strat.
Poplin, Kenfibgtoo, Newmarket, Brintwood,
Nottingham, 4——To Diftrid, contain No.
Epping, Exeter, DiHria, No. contain z— To
3 Atkinson, Diftrid, Lon* contain No. —To
Portfmoath, D'dria, contain I— To No.
pounds.—The liberality of the
citizens in subscribing towards
repairing the loss was very con
fpicious—and greatfully accep
ted by the fu fferers.
Epsom, Chichefter, Deerfield, Northwood,
Canterbury, Pembroke, towu, held. Alien P<tt
Raymonds L^uon, Ncrthfield, Candia. and
Hugh Stark's, Stack's Archibald and Smuel
Middletown,Moultonborough,Newhamp th, d d
Wolfborough, borough. worth, New- Tufton
Burton, Gore, Wakefield, and and Durham
Offipee, Sandwich, ton, Sanborntown, Tam
Serling's Locations#
Nottingham- Weft, Litchfield, D&nftable, Mm
Effingham, Conway, Eaton, Barnftead, Meri,
Barrington, Rochester, Madbury, Ice, Somerf
worth Newdutham. and
putrid. 7—Tocontain Amherst, Hollis, No.
s— Durham, Dover. No. contain Diftrid, To
Gilmantown, Diftrid, No. To contain 6—
part of the building, flock, &c,
were laved The loss was esti
mated at near three hundred
The Oftend accounts of
September 19, fay. that the
lots of the Dutch at Menin, on
the 10th, was much greater
than at firft supposed. ('Doubt
lets above EIGHTEEN, Ge
nerals Warmfer's number \)
Another Prince of Waldock
has fallen, making two princes
of that name since the war.
These accounts further add,
that the French pilaged Men
in & quitted it precipitately,
at the approach of Beaulieu,
and that it was before Cout
tay, that their main body was
repulsed on the 15th, by the
Austrians.
, The London accounts fay,
die jbject us the winner c^m
paign is, the siege of Lisle !
(This appears wife, for doubr
lets it will be a warm siege !
No mention of the return to
Dunkirk —they would even
fink the ground that thus
disgraced the British arms ;
but, pause, my Don Quixot
heroes, though you are royal
high and mighty lords, lords!
Jpiritual and temporal, &;c. yet\
you are not ALMIGHTY!)
That a Porteguefe fleet of
4 ships and a fl op of war,
had passed by Portsmouth,
weft-ward, supposed bound
home !
That Lord Howe, at Tof.
bay, had a&uly struck his
flag. & was gone to London,
post haste !1! [To be dubed
LORD, without ^eiog em
powered to crush, kill and
destroy, melord, is punning
us with a wiinefs]
HARRISBURGH, (Penn.)
Nov. 18.
It is with regret we hear the
loss luftained by Major General
Wayne—-A body of Indians,
who had concealed themselves
in the bushes, attacked about
60 men, who were in the
rear of he main army, con
DOVER (SATURDAY ) Dec. 7.
Capt. Stockley in the brig
John, arrived at Philadelphia,
left London Sept. 26, and
Guernsey October t r. He
brought London papers to,
Sept. 24, by means of which ;
we have been enabled to form!
the following very intereftingi
intelligence.
The Republicans at Ghent,|
expecting the victorious army,
again asserted their freedom ;
pulled down many ROYAL
SIGNS, &c. joined by the
French prisoners there; but'
the heads of this riot were
taken and imprisoned.
|Ta K E~NOTI CE.
A NY per son defious ofcon
trading to supply the
^barfag-timber, ballaji and
reeks, to be used in building
Pfc\iqUa-Bridge,or to board
the workman,, who may be
employed on the bridge, are
requeued to make their pro
posals to
THO. THOMPSON, Efa.
of Portsmouth-
Noy. 13, 1793. >
,HEMLOCK DISTRICT.
\ITHEREAS two oxen,
VV three cows, two heifers
^d two fleers, were taken from
the enclosure of the subscribers,
on or about the eighth day of
November last past, and were
fold for beef at Brintwood -
ai that it is fufpeded that
l ancis Drew of Madbury,
who has since kept himfelf se
creted, did take and fell the said
c>tle as aforefaid -therefore
whoever will apprehend the said
I ew, and deliver him to either
of the fubfeibers, so chat he may
be brought to trial, shall receive
THIRTY DOLLARS reward
from
ANDREW HAYES,
NATH'I CALDWEL.
Dover, Dec. 4, 1793.
Mefs'rs Printers,
I AM^equefted to inform the
gentlemanwho wrote the adver
tisement signed J. G. to return
without delay, all the boards and
ftaves that he has taken from
the landing, belonging to the
commercial society- -and he
is ftridly forbidden to store any
more gundalo oars, or any thing
belonging to the shipping in the
harbour of Dover :-—The soci
ety dlfo advises the gentleman
(if he knows what is good) to
keep his scandalous tongue to
himfclf, and not to let it run
about twenty pound traders, nor
at the expence of any of their
friends.
during the baggage-waggons,
&c. allof which, 22 in number,
horfes.and provision, fell into
the hands of the Indians, and
the greatest part of the men
killed. —This information is
brought by a person directly
from Kentucky 3 and by the
accounts received from Phila
delphia, we find that the ar
my, had absolutely marched
^gainft the Indians, which
eaves little room to d®ubt the
authenticity of the above un
welcome infermation.
?1K E NOTICE!
, By order of the society
SAMUEL PLACE, Sec'ry
Dover, Dec. 4.
Union Hall, Dec. 4.
On Fridry 2 8/b November de
parted this life at Somerfwortb,
Mrs. Mary Hale, consort of •
the Hon. Samuel Hale Efquire,f
Barrington.—l Fitbout oJlentatiort
foe was Virtuous, benevolent and
dijereet in her, tbefeflandard
virtues were adorned with pure
religion thus for med, fee was
lovely in the eyes of ber bufoand,
mofl endearing to ber conn^''
and friends —with be,
bereft of what be belt ,/ ;
we mingle our tear
connexions and friend
the loss of a most v ni- j
17 9 4 0
By JAMES NOYES, of Atkinson;
panion.
J^ft as the 'rived to those JVCCI ^ene
Where pleasure feem'd to flow.
Just as the tailed loves fott chains,
DEATH struck the fatal blow.
PHIS is to give notice, that
A- I the fubfcrbier have dis.
posed of my goods and. store
in this town, and am deter
mined to have my business
doled —take this, method to
inform all those that have a
ny demands, to call on Mr.
Amos White of this town, and
receive their pay—and those
that are indebted by note of
hand or account, to call on
me at Portsmouth, and fettle
them by the last day of Dec.
to prevent their being put in
fait at Portsmouth, which will
be done without fail.
FROM Dover the third of
November, inst. a sorrel co
loured or red roan HORSE, a
bout fourteen hands high, with
a white face, light coloured
main and tail, with white on.
his feet, trots and paces, a valu
able horse, and of good spirits,
about ten years old—Whoever
will take up said horse, and con
vey him to Samuel White, Jun
of Haverhill, or Timothy White
of Dover, shall be rewarded for
their trouble.
0 This Almanack has been in
fpe&ed by, and had the approbation
of the best judges —the agronomical
calculations are aid to be more ac
curate than any almanack extant.—
This young man has been a cripple
frora a child, and may be considered
as an original genius, and as an en
couragement and assistance to him,
his almanack will undoubtedly be
bought by every friend to genius and
merit,
fuft Publifced, and to be fold
at this office, wholesale and
retale.
The Nrobampfhire and
Maffaebufetts
POC KE T
ALMANACK,
For
STRAYED or STOLEN
Dover, Dec. 2, 1793.
Dover, Nov. 16.
Aged 15 years.
Samuel hill.