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GE KM AN EMPIIU^
Kj EXT demands, auedvion;-^
3be M4w4h 9ts!>.W
poriant part qf Europe,
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war afenfttfe F^pfe R-^uphc^
Every O can r^collfe tfeg re ,
exertions °f l ^ e ^ e cra '
fade i and all acquaifed the
hirtory of Bau^awicK, Co&jurg
arid Ci-AiRPa YTj know;with what ■
j$ liKcm. Man
th? tfeffe
of Vienna ; & the. * always augufi
Emperor of Germany* has found
hiakfett reduced to the pitiful n?r
et^ty of pikinga subsidy froa^the
fobfidizew of Fw^ The request
hay hen complied with on the-pacts
;c?f England and HolUnd, a^two
nwHioas of the hard earning, of the
iubjeds of the States Gewak and
of George: the ThircL are <0 be
cri^ns,t3anißate them s<a difehar^e :
their duty. This force so long
pafßvc, it is fa^ will|W ?"
4djvc bßenpkc p^rt in the W
and the attack upon Tan
^A i^o^ant city of G^maypy
lately^ 1$ tq be
a specimen oftheir future exertions.
±ba forces qf this power, no^ in
sms are said to be ns?r 2000,000.
While thus engaged with the
Republicans on one 64c* the dc
fefe of Sardinia, andcngagcn^ms
with the King of Brtdßi, to uGltl
him in the red nA ion cf Poland*
call far large divisions of these for
ces, and weaken much their ope
rations. Add to this, that all
h uoi V^T' id the inferior part
oi the Empire. A
an alarming nature ha? indy been
dUcovcfe in V itn ng, and in & yer
al of the Carcies, and many chiefs
havete^ and com 4
mfeted to prifoh. The extent of
gifa^^ F W
; *n old
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yo«a Apprcfc^d^, fed
Jilj ftr'^ W »J
fed, will relume his con^d of
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Wjns^ow* in MainStr€tt y ^zX.^ (Ne^rHamffhire} at ^.ftrannum.
pfecd, by. fheir ufqrpers, and the 1
hfebeen, the railing of th? |
fiegt of WarfeVj.by the Pro Ilians,
if thy punica fide^ could be I
charged tp ; a nation, it is to Priff- I
fia., Tbe feoopd to engage the 1
war again ft France, it-Wfeffefo^ |
to violate itsfolemn engagements, I
and to ^qif th^ combinations, un- I
kU.hked th^wp, by EngMnAand
fioUapd^ < ^iprcfev^ idimpor- I
tant^rt unity <i£ ihe conpderation, 1
thole cwppo^era have, com railed
tjo^y.a fubMypf hoop 000. fterk
which PfelTnwiis tQ fur^j I
ifofi^odd^houf^ J
nptfe^ftandiog the, mblkx has L
been paid, the Peyman . Mopajrch I
has though u eipedtent, to dedfne |
fulftWhg hit pa/t of the bargain, I
I^4 *?• haaft seep iny. arxpuQt
pf a PrufTHn being »rhc vicinity I
of the French hpes. WhatAddj- I
fonjays of mankind, applies , with I
peculiar force ra th? preknt Mon* 4
archs Os Eu£b|fe wbdie apparent I
l^fefeps 4 A ate confederacies In I
vice, and leaguesjof treachery.” In |
the interne of Prussia, all U cwi- I
4uib ' ■- I
thE U^l^ NETHERLANDS,
[' ’• ■'• ~ -V.. ■.;.■> '’) !‘i. "A.. . I
Are.on^ the point of ipffog that 1
imwnfe wealth wh^ch forfeniu^es
they have explored every element 1
to^ci^date, A very t formida’ ;
tfer f^ I
the date of our actonpfe whole |
General, it appears, meditated an
entire conquest of Holland. No
fore? fufficient to oppife the de-
Qgn of the.FrcncK h^bra Wpcp.
bled. The keyi, of the United
Provinces afe f^ to have fallen
glread^, and B^da and Boi^-le- I
Du^added co die conquests Here
tofore announced. Os this last I
particular we arte not certaih. 1
i| pertajni
dam little hope remained of efpap
ftibjugatibiK The mbft opu
lent Merchants wpe removing:
ly at a Hand, and the pairiqdfa)
which had beeri fmotheredfor fom?
■ by Os Or.
P«W ¥» Wr«W
redoubled energy. However, iq
Order to re tar 4the conquest of 1 hie
mprwt^ ^pd refpqpT
able navy was manned and ready
for lea. The Englilh army, under,
about 49,000 wf, appears to be
the only barrier the Dutch Myeany
feiance pn ; for pf the .army of
ttte^j^e.ofpr^^^^ I
j . Its numbers w# have 4
afeerearned; but as they do pot
attemptany refill Ance,we conclude .
, they are but few. What there is
. of-them, whApa»igiigejd,:fight.yiw)l l .
- although they catrnot refttt the iri
’ trepid enthusiasm of the Republi
’' xan affa,lar.ts. .. •
4 J V. REWBLIC.
«Bef<)re^we carry our readers fey
^aHrX^heprQgr^fsoyttf
hundred ikoujand mt* in wns^ ^e
SJAT U R DA Y, Dm^skber 6,. 1794.
W&ukftol Police
menr, The k^ral world has been
paiafed, afW^l't^Bjfevfe^Ate/;
facrifices,£ tl^, °f
four yearx'have beep made cu the
i^xotableidpl r oL Robesfierre,
fie Gui&otipte Th?y could n»t
, perceive the 6#that Pjticy ?
Md^h jeqwiredfee immqlatiqh of
rpfeaq^iut^ge^ philofophers,ci.
v i hans,antSs, mechauks, h uih and
men, women; & while their hearts
applauded (he principles of tj^e
Revolution, tKeir toingues wefeo
bliged to execrate the fangain ary
1 proceedings ofihe Revoluttonary
:Go^tpm?ht; and its Tribuna,ls’X.
They However, consoled them
fcMs, that the evil would work
out its own cure, and that the eyßs
of the French people would in
rime be opened to the tyranny
i wbi- h deftroytd them. God be
| thanked, this time has arrived.^
A revolution in favour of Humani
ty has teen tffe&cd, and Robes
pitrre is no more I Since his fall
this tremendous machine has been '
set a fide, and ^jtijlicc, to .all deyr ta
ani condition of
the or^er of the day. An evidence
of this, is to be found, in the u 4
naiimous acquital of the ^v?n
Members of the Commutes of
General and Public Safety, who
were denounced by One of the mbft
eloquent tyfefftfes of rhe Conven
tion, who had matured his twenty
fix charges, and who had been
phmifed the fuppprt Os the de*,
npuncer of Rohelpierre. Had one
of these charges been made in the
days of the tyrant, by one Os his
fat^litte?, i| WG Efficient tq ef
f?4 an. imrhediate desolation of
I tht accufcd. The proofs of this
I are to be found in afe^ ^X?ry
p<agte of fee biflpty of fee revolu-
I fern for two years, The National
Rrprefentatives now difeujs pnnci-
I pks: In the tyrants day^ th?
rfppncd, fee de-
I feel pßefe Even Lecointre,
wlo denounced the fevehth Mem
' her, though^ inculpated, Eas po|
; 1 bfep Jufefe^e^i^ fyji&iops.
A hew orpin i^ation of the Execu*
live has taken place; and efa is
Ityled tb? A'ft year of'Moders
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, Pbmeftid Intdligteace. '
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^tuthrlr Indiam by
Ctl. Wh^y^y it thtEdtur f thti y^fer i
i ■ Codatj^ S^t,
/ k *^On thefeth oj Ao£ u A Cplond
wdf eteoipt** voloVteeri fkto Kieatoeky. ,
. A rtijw Oirr Hotflein added to-tWt
nupilNr mep, Bad the territory of Om
beriand 140 total 6do. At r fe
elfefeW-^ '
f botar MljorOrr* Tied Wen
mustered iatofervice, aad sent on' cop. u
1 wtr’4 l^y Mlvovb? 1 waa thoujtt.
;beft to mutter the men in LU W®* « fe l
^Whitely w*» honoured as commander in
» W? On the W .
5 jSepreniber/the armygot in itaattaji a> d
1 ^4il« s Mi
a.forced tharch of 40 tnife tkrongh Cum- . ,
btrland mountain and canebtake*, lighting
thetnl'elvei with fire branda, aM’.reaebed:’
tKe* bants ‘of the Ttnheib^ as two o’tlt>ck
In the morning, Whithey diye^W <he me« ■
ro ; inake their pafiigC across wrtb ^U iak'.y
and ekf^dkioD pVffibfe she coinmoft me
thod was by eat ring, some o» logs, fete*,-
buufe of eanez&t.- At 7 o*tlock io .ha
meFh^b We paHded two hundred ami Afty
men, feuding fleers, on (hefetb fide cf
tie Ttnnefee. > This was performed With*
so nmeh car^' chat the arms were kept dry;
ahd lit fbr'adfon.' He then ftsarChetf rap
id^bh the of rhe mouaufefe the
river (unde^ the diredidn ot fe. Fmdi<» ’
tton, a half-breed) iri thVee columns, fora
rouhding'the town tabid K>co‘)«^» .*
wh ; ch time Kehad a fmail perry us am
bulh opposite tbe towo, ready to eeceiVj;
them on their flrghJ He rkfHed precipi
tately into the tb*n, where Wert about 4O
warrFois prtlefic add a co^fideiabie number ■
above the town, fame of which were cmff
ing the liter, as they hcA much torn on the
north Cde—At the (aiute (which was the
fir ft hint they got) the War ihrteks rpng
through the town, and they made b^tile
with great fpiriti but finding.tberafeivetre
pulfed, they rook to the river, some in ca
noes and some swimming—The Water was
(Qun stained with blood add irtihgled - with
braitts J The aSion dentilued h«!f*n hour:
our damage w<» two (lightly wounded; we
killed fifty four and took nineteen pHja^-
ers, among the kilted, wasoic Chiei Brfeh^
he had a commifiion front rhe Spaniards.^
jhe pYHbhcis laid we killed aH but 12 th at
~ were thite. ? ••
“Col. Whitely left afufeent number
to take care pf the prifonerk end t 8 ‘Veep
pblkßobi marthed^himreh with (h* bai
anct of the meb, up the riker for Ruhniiig
water town.„ The Indiaki col-ieiled in the
gap of the mouhtain, and gave him i ttfe
be ordered his med to form the line; fink
up a felp motfeftaiin, while' he was amulld^
them briskly in the tenter. He killed dn«
and wounded twb, and they broke aad ribi
—He had oae bjdly wounded, but hfc ls
• likely to rneo^er/ He prclßd on to the
town, but they had fled. It was newly
built and in good repiir, a large ToWn-
Honfe, Council-Home, War-post, May
pole and lilk colours eight feet square. Id
this town was ninety Houses, wet! fired od
the plunder from the Wilderbefi road, and
our fettWenxk j the Squaws and Chiidna
were Weil drhfled in good striped ifoiths.
. cotton linle'v &Ck-r-^ft Was laid in afhesahd
full IpoU made of every thing eicept idoo
dollars worth divided among th^ men.’—.
i There was a firfficient quantity of articled
found to prove inbcnieftibly, that ih«fit
Chlckmabgee rafcals'had long been cur a
vowed ehemfer.'^He burned in dll 150
hoofej.’* " 7
; PHILADELPHIA. ^. 8,
ExtraA if aTtUer froman t^ctr ih tbe
' '"" ^aaHtr ' Majtcr CibirdPi Dt^artmtfit,
dattd Bonneri t .
‘ Nekr ’Cherry’s, Nov. 3.
»’ I have just received orders to proceed!
13 milH td JluddVfei the Ycdgh, to Jay
off a camp, to which4hd army, marches to.
morrow. Gsrieral Lte marchesfrom-U
--dipn’ 'f oWif IbTiieObb^Utw«y be ween
' fe'dd*s «VdFerry and here,!
fee no doubt, will Ve the ultimate* point
of rfefefbrfe toifa dr
fer ef r hO fey '-cemphiping in. thia
’ camp, Hirt rW ft»l4 they irk father sickly
* in'the lfe wife This I feed, >ill rea. fii
yob before my letter by the Governor’s < x
prefs J as he travels floW. being heavy lad
t en with reterhs, &c. We hsve lain here
Iwofei-’ ^fefew (fee will be an in.*
fp«ft?oh of rhe nobp. (»h5 have hitherto
fen well fo’ppfer with provifes. I hsvd
‘ a final I keg pf bfand| yet iir‘touched whiett
fa valued fee three to cue above wine.—
The weetMr'fiOr two or tfee fee hat
been fine, and vTb have too difficulty toen
bdt iMfPeA^ roadb Forage
* r Wfeii fitW but at prefect w<
fe^fety^omo^ '
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