The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1795-01-31 00:00:00, page 3

HOLLAND.
LEYDEN, N6V.
IT is well known that the Court
of Berlin is treating with France
for a Uptrate peace.
This day, the public prints of
Bafleand other places, fay “that
peace between Pruflia and the
French Republic, was concluded
and signed at Neufchatel; that
the Plenipotentiary bb the part of
Pruflia, is a member of this gov
ernment that the treaty consists of
fix articles; and that cheTruflian
troops are to retire from the
Rhine. 0
A fetter we received from Ham
burg does not permit us to have
the jeaft doubt of this important
event, the news of which was
... brought here by an extraordinary
Courier. We team the treaty was
Cgaedon the 12 th of last month.
A body of Austrian troops in
the pay of Great-Britain* for the
defence of Holland, had marche^
to Gueldersjthe firft of this month.
ts peace does not soon take place
it IfHI be because the hydra tyran
ny has renewed its vigor, and
crushed the aspiring sons of France
—for peace is talked of by almost
every Court in Europe.
FRENCH POLITENESS.
The Frenpfj treat the Britiffi
with very little ceretW^.
A London paper of Oft. 20,
f^XPicwtGbvtrfent a public meh
Tage to the Duke of York, inti
ijfating |O him—That as he mertt
to make Nimegueri the fear of
his winter quarters, he would be
much obliged to Citizen York to
remove with all convenient speed.
He was sorry to be obliged to dif
iurb him so often J but he was
convinced from his firmer civility,
that be would make no hesitation
So complying with hisrequeft
The Duke took the bint, and very
^oWi^Xyfill back tb Arnhtifn, wfierC
outlast accounts left him. '
fames Brown, boot dofer* eat
a turkey weighing (even pounds
and a half—a hand of pork,
weighing four pounds & a half—
a twopenny loaf—a (hillings worth
of oysters—two penny pies—and
drank a gallon of porter—halt a
rpin cos gin—and A (hilling’s worth
of punch—for a wager of a guin
ea । and performed it with ease in
35 minutes, at the Sun public
houfe, Charles ftrettj Westminster,
Oft. 20-*-Minifters (hould land
this man in France without delay,
if they have yet any hopes of redu
cing that country by famine.
wk * « « ui -■ - '
By a geetlem an of this neighborhood,
who arrived here from Kentucky op Wsd
^nefday last, (leys the Virginia Ceotinel of
th* btve rece,ve{ l pleating
intelligence that ah exchange of prisoners
has actually takeri place bet we a General
Wayne and the Indians ; and that a peace
with the hostile tribes is in a fairway of
i>cing permanently eftablilhed
The veil which has covered the negotia
tion of theßritilh commifiioners, is removed
by degree* 3 an ^ wc Iwo. from good au
thority, that England proposed to recognife
and proclaim Louis XVII. KING of the
Frcach, '
Copied from the f Lon.) Morning
Chronicle, of tbi i^tb October,
received by the brig Eagle, at
New Xork
European Intelligence,
BALTIMORE, JAN. 10.
VIENNA, OUT. f.
Letters and Paris newspapers to
thC 25th Oftoberjpeak of a peace
with Proflia and Spain as being
near. It is manlfeft chat (once
probd) England will poficivelv be
feeluded from the general pacifica
tion. It is reported that,on the
14th of this month, after the ar
rival of an express from Berlin,
field marlbal Meilendorf hid caus
ed the order co be publilhed and
made known to the refpeftivc
troops, in substance as follows i
That the treaty of subsidy with
England was no longer in exist
ence—that whatever was done at
this present time. Was only sos the
honor of the Prufliafi army, and
to maintain their preftine luftre.
Should the enemy attempt to mo
lest the Pruflian crpops, they would
fight them, and chat good winter
quarters would soon reward xhteir
labors, as peace was near .ath^n^
from Hamburg.
u A letter f we h^ve received this
day from Bafle, fays> that Citizen
Francois Babre, Secretary-of the
French embafly in Switzerland,
has officially communicated co the
Senate, that peace was concluded
with Prussia on the 42th df Oft;
There are letters also which fay,
that peace is also made with Spain,
and that a suspension of hoftillties
is to take place immediately.
“P. 8, We learn at this mo
ment from Ratifboh, that baron
Diede de Furftenftein, Minister
from Denmark^ to the German
Diet, has set out for Paris, as a
mediator on the fide of his Court,
between German* and France*”
*
Extras of a letter, (received Via
Philadelphia,) dated Portfmonth,
' Virginia, Dec. 6; A
“ This moment the (hip Bow
man \s arrived from Glafcowjwhich
place (he left the 13th Nov. Am*
fterdam was not taken, but daily
expefted to be in the hands of the
French.^The fiegeof Maeftricht
Is closely prefled, and expefted,
.daily to fall—the Republicans
having collefted an immense force
against it—both fleets in port-
Further fuccefles ih Spain, with
whom and the combined powers,
except Britain, peace is expeft*
ed/ ’
The brig Bet fey. Cape. GHee^-
leaf/ Arrived at Ca|)e«Ann; on
Sunday last, from Ramfgdt^, in
England, ifi the (bort paflage of
35 days ; but the. Captain; altho*
he had procured papers cache 17th
December, by feme unaccounra-;
ble accidentjeft thedi at the place
of his failing. About a dozen
letters received in the Belfey,c^mt
to town yesterday ; Excrtffts ftorii
two of them follow;
COMMERCIAL ^REAiY.
London^ nov. iy.
<r SinCe the execution of the
TREATY between theUNITE'D
STATE&and GREAT-BRJT^
AIN, has been announced, in the
Gazette, the American Funds
have taken a• ftart.*
" The Treaty yoy will be pleas.
ed wich^youf Newspapers go by i
the Aurora, Hove r. M
■in' 1 ,1 ~1- li ’ ' '
Extra fl of afetier of the 31st 0^
nmw-yok, Jan. 19.
BOSTON, JAN.2B.
* * X
Earl. Moira, had thecortiniand
of the Brittffi army, defending
Holland ; the Duke of York,hav
ibg gone to England to be pres
ent at che diarriage of the Prince
of which however, had
since been pdftponed to the fprjng
by,reafon ofjhe difficulty of get- *
.ting the betrothed Pnnccfs from
the continent.
SALB&f, j#N. £B.
Lift Bunday, Capt. Greenleaf, in
a veflel belonging co New bury-Pdf t, arri
ved at Glouceftcr from England, after a
passage of 34 days.
We yefterdsy sent an expref* to Gldu
cefter, in order to obtain tbe recent new*
which Wis expefted th be brought by this
arrival; but unfortunately the Captain had
LOST all the Engl IK paper* he had taken,
and could not RECOLLECT one word
cf intelligence of a public nature. He
mentioned, however, a disagreeable report
—that an American brig, bound from
France td a northern port on the huhtinent,
wa* rundown by a SWedifli vessel ih the
Englilh Channel, and every foul on board
perished, except Mr; Williams, the
fuparCatgoj who Was, by forte means, hap
pily saved. It is apprehended that Mr.
SaMuel Williams, of this town* is the
man.
Yeftcrday, arrived at Gloucester; Capt.
GtiFFiN. ill 40 days from Nantz, in
Prince. He neither bdhgs ahy public
intelligence, except in general term*, tha ( •
the French continue univerUily vidoriousj '
and that whereever they.point rheir fotde
every dbftacle VanillicS before it;
> ! ,I. , in I
SjruKDjtr, jANUARr^t, <7^.
— ‘ ■ i H—- —' .
kx uh ExCELiuct'
John T. Gilman, Esq.
Governor as tht State of New PampfL ire I j
A Proclamation.
AS theprofperify and hspprnefs of State*
and Empire* depend ohthe good
pUafcre of Almighty God, whole Kingdom
v rUleth over a|l~rit highly- becomes u*,.a* a
ptopfe, to acknowledge our depehdapce on
him,and to iuppHcate the Throne of Grace
for all favours and ’ bhffilga we flahd in
need of: I HAVE therefore thought fit,
by and with advice of Council, and at the
request of chi General-Com, to appoint,
and do hereby appoint, THURSDAY the i
tendday of Atnlltextro be observed a* a
.day 0 FUatiC FATING, and pray*
ER throughout thia State.
'." ■7'"", '•. . jC 1 , ' .’I • ’ . '< '■ ; ' V..‘dl
[Tba Mi of thia treaty, WMch the
mercantUc.inwrefts of America, have for
8 *imed for, we are informed, may be
foudd in a letter from London,on thefub«
j«a of the CARRYING TRADE.]
kEPORTS
N By the Betsey are* that d GEN
ERAL PEACE, may be expeft"
ed foonThat the Dutch made
no refiftanc« against the French;
and. that in conseq uence of the
new Commercial /Treaty, Ameri
can stock had risen from 6 to 8 per
cent at London.
NBWPORT jAs, io.
» r The schooner Salty, from Guadaloupe,
bound to Bufton, Samuel Topiiff matter.
Was cast away on the night of the i 6:h. inst.
abbot 12 o'clock, in a snow storm at Point-
Judith. near Coon’s Rooks —a fniall part
of the cargo is saved the remainder and the
fchooaer.are supposed to be entirely loft.—
Io Lt. 36 he (poke Capt, Thomas Porter
of this town on his pafTtgh from St. Eufta
tin* to New-York, all w«l;
NEW LONDON. ]AN. 22.
Saturday last arrived in this port, the
Ichooner Helen of Bo (lon, Lot Luce m after
66diyifrom Havre-de Marat Capt. Luce,
brought ho papers, bat informed. verbally
that bathe ioth df November/ the impdr- ।
taut news reached Havre of the fdrrerider
of Mieftricht; Which was gafrifooed by
8,000 men,
Capt. Luce was it Paris, the ift of
November where all was tranquil ; provi
sions of all kinds Were plenty and chtap ;
as they were at Harry, and throughout Nor
mandy.
Brig Sally. Ive*, from Silemj to Hamburg,
arrived in 32 days.
Jr
^K^HE Members of the Eaft^
JL trn Diftrid of the N V ew-H*mpfhird
Medical Society are hereby Notified that
a Statute Meeting will bfe hold eh at L ar
son’s Tavern in Exe^r, on Wedncfday
the 4th day of February nett, at 10 o’clock
in the forenoon.
J Bartlett j un . Notary
,7^26,1795..
POR SALE
THAT valuable FAR M
in Brentwood, with the Houfe*
Barn, Store, Cooper’s Shop and out-houleS
thereon ; containing aGout lio acres of
land, with two Orchards, well wooded and
vVatered —an excellent situation for a Tra
der or Public House—about 20 miles dift
snt fiom Portsmouth and Newbury-port.
Enquire of Wm. BROOKS,
living oh the premises.
Breniwbod, Jan. ^7, i79f«
Stray Sheep. ^7'
C* " AME into thc jnclofureof (He sub
scriber some time in December left;
two SHEEP. Ihe owner may have theoi
by poving property *nd paying charge*.
\ JOSIAH SMITH.
Sir difam Jan. 23, 1 793.
11
BY the Printer hereof a few pounds of
coarse fhcep’s wook
— LtkBWISR-^
A quantity oftanntd iheepftim faitable
for book binding fhr which • gencrcdd
price wjl be given. Jan. 3 1
\ ' T H&SE wh^^ riptian’s
for Kir. Gcibkr^s Sernioris, are
desired to retiirif thetn to this 6f
fice. Jan, qh
S3^ who bate enga^ei
iPOOD to the printtf hefeof would
much oblige him for^trding it
pnmediatel/. , 31. *
* ’ f - ' . • ’ -1 , •
And i do earneflly recommend, tbit
minifter* and people^ of every religions
perfdaiion, assemble oh said day at their
refpedive places of public wor/hip, that
we may with united and penitent hearts;
confefs odr fins, and throng^ the mediation
of Jisus Christ, beseech the Father folr
pardoning mercy—-That fervent prayers
be mad< to the Supreme Governor of the
Universe; For bh blefling on the people
and Govihirfttht of this State, and of the
United Stated—That those who have the
direction bfddf ptiWie affairs may be in
dued with Wifdotb ind integrity, and with
all the people, r^ali^e the importance of
a steady adherence to the conftitudbn and
laws Which they hate iddpted—That we
may be preltfved from foreign itiiafions;
and intestine difOrders— That he would o
ver-rule the feafoti in mercy-^continue
our health—blefa our holbandry. trkdejand
navigation—(mile on our uniyer^ty, acad*
amies, and other fchool* fdr promoting ed
ucation—Be pleased to prevent the preva
lence of yice and immorality j and grahti
pe^te* harmony, ahd chrif
tUn Charity, may abound—;That a Jpfeedy
end may be put to the wars noW prevail
ihg in Europe । and. that they may termi
in the eflablilhment of civil ind relig
ious liberty t— And, above all, that pure
and undefiled Religion ihay unite: fafty
prevail, and the precepts of the gbipel be
known and praAifed throoghou; ihc^bornf.
And 1 do recooimendi that aH perlons
religiosity abstain from all fertile- Mbbhf
and recreations on said day;
Given hl the Coimcil Cbaiitbii- CoL
cord, thii thirteenth atfofi J
one thoufan^ Jtven hundred and nine
ty-fiye—and of the Independence of the
Untied Statei of Aiherica the Nfat*
itenth. 15 t
John T. Gii/naht
By his Exccfeoc/’s command,
with advice of Council.
Josehh Pt ar son, Secreidrfi
Mr Wiwstow,,
PLEASE to publish in your Hetaiei, tE&
tb the Ekao,i lh « fcond
Diftnct.-
It i* tufiom.fy dt, wheh die fitfie of
Election is near « hand, tb aft; each other;
Who is the most capable, and |>eft defertritig;
of serving us, aa SEfJATbR ; as such, I
would recommend to my Fellow Electors,
Jonathan Cl^k, Esq. as a gentlemsri
rhe table, on all accounts, bf Sny
in the Diftrid— therefore dbubt not, ^but
my fallow citizens Uli agree with me;
and give him their United luffrages at the
infuing Elediori. Aft Elector.
^eafonable Eleblioneering\