The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1794-12-20 00:00:00, page 3

informed, that 10,000 troops were prepar
ing to embark from Brest, destined for the
Well-Indie*.
WEST-INDIA NEWS.
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~ —7iMtOKTA^T—.
PORTLAND, Dec B. ’
C»pt. Perkins who arrived it Pepperrtl
borough from Marti moo, on Friday Jaft,
infarms—That a French ma vai force pl sev
eral flu pa of the line and frigate: had arriv
ed in the Weft 'indies, and captured tH z
windward fLnds^nd were about proceed
ing to leeward. , < < .
’ By Tetier day s Mail. *'
European Intelligence.
By the ship Oen. Lincoln, Capt, Joy, to.Odh
13, and an arrival «t New-Ybrk, to the
ij th* both from Rondos* • *■ / '* I
N E TH E R L 4
MANHBIM, SEETZ 25. ’
EVERY thing in our neigh,
bourhood Uisbeen quiet (ince
day before yeftcrday.- A strong
corps of French were said to be
seen yesterday marching towards
Eeifback. Field Marshall Mol
lendorff, is again atKreutwach.,
The report of Neu itadt being tak
en by foe Imperialists is hot true;
qit the contrary the enterprize of
Gen. Wa rtb nsi e ben has failed,
and he has reirea ed- with some
Mi. ‘ .
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~~ ■"s , 1
Amsterdam, oct. 6 ’ * /
On Tueiday lad, Col. TiBOEL,
late commandabt at Crevecoeur,
beingat BommeL at the house of
his fifief* rectived the ower for his
arreft* and was condoled prifon
erjo Jthe Provost. Marihai i.-Fie ■
was immediately conveyed in a i
carriage, accompanied by two bL
fleers, to the Hague, wher^ he ar- ,
rived the fame day. Qn t|# way
it was neceffaby to take precautions
to prevent him from falling ipto
the hands of the populace; ';/ j
..' I
ARTICLES OF CAFITULATIO#.
Hii H ighnefs the Prince St adt
holder, has visited in person the
whole diftriM between the Waal
.nd the Lek/from Nrriieguen as ।
ar as ^aitenbpurg Afterwards, j
he Prince infpeftedthe dyke pt
he L*k, on the fide of Gueldres,
vnd ordered cuts so be foade in
he dykl in (even places, which
his H’ghncis pointed but himfelf,
for the purpose of forming in in
undation,in case the Fireikh Should
expeftedjy advance fa ther; which
inundation, at the ordinary height
of the watef, in winter,
tend from WaZenlngea foSchoon- s
boven- AU the inhabitants of
Gueldres are ardently occupied in
the defenfe of their poffeffioas.**
The prince also foade a Ihort four
along the dyke of the Lea, on the
fide of the Province of Utrecht. /
The letters from Breda/of the
date of the 30th September*bring
nd news. The village of Ginne
kep *» W occupied by 400
Frenchwboinccffandy harraffed
our advanced posts., 3 >
The ^Canton of Bommel, ai
strongly occupied by troops and.
canhon,to make fbe p^Sagp of the
M^ufe d>q<foc^ d
they attemm^’R* *On Ahe 29th mt,
a strong bridge of boats . was be
gan io be laid acrols the river at
By a Jeoer from* the etty <»
Gueldres, we are informed that a
strong piatrofe of French had been
in the Prussian village of Veen ray,
on the other fide of the Meuse,.
where.they exacted a quantity of
grass, oats and ftraw,for theft hbr-v
&s; and while this was colleding,
they enquired how far diftantthey
were from the Pruflian territories.
Being answered that.the village
they were in was Pruffiau, they
immediately countermanded; their >
order, and would even pay.; for
what had been already delivered,
as baying received no order to
go upon the PrOflian territory,
or to take any thing from hence*
ihA- ———rr— — —r— -*—• • —
Domestic 7 Intelligence.
' baltimork. (Mar.) Pk. 6. “
T) Y t gentleman, just aniyni from Mar-
La tioico, we !eam, jhat £our or fire
BrLcilh Mips of che line bid 'arrived there 1
and that previous to theirj^.viog England,
a fleet was dilpawned to Gibraltar, io or-;
der to take from that garifon a body of fe
hd troops for the proudion and mainte
nance cf the Biitilh poffeflions in the
Wcft-Itfdies.
Arrived yesterday. in Jd days from
Jaquemel; the fcbOouei* Abeona, Captais i
Martin, who informs, ibH on the 25th
ulr. he fell in with a French fleet, coofifl
ing of it fail ; one of which a 64, and
carried the Admiral’s flag;, (poke him*-
batit appeaft, did not inform him wipt
port they LileAfrom, nor where they were .
bound—llie was very fullbf tropps. A§ for'
the rest, the Capt w«s not near enough,as
he had no (py -glafs, to difeofer their form,
nor dife^n the number of men ; he thinks
howeverj there were at leaft y flhips of war.
They wee in’ about lac. 30, long. 73^
ft an ding to the Southward and Westward.
BOSTON, DEC. It.
A PLEASANT PROSPECT,,
OF THB TRIUMPH OF FACIFICK MEA
SU RES.
AUTHENTIC z ;
ExtraEi of a letter from It gentleman
in Europe to bis correspondent in
this town, dated
i. <■ V London, 1 >th OA. 1794.
<c Though I often pay my re
fpe&s to Mr. Jay, when all pre
fenc are in the American interest,
yet We, none of us, ever could g^c
from him any thing refpeding the
stage br .forwar^nefs of his bufi
new, and from the necefiity alone ’
of the Bruilh Cabinet’s granting
all, and even more than, he at one *
-timewould have exalted, we have*
reason to suppose he will by and <
by rturn back, .and be heartily.
welcomed by his fellow-ci wizens.
It is rumoured, and not without 1
some truth, 1 that the Britilh Cabi
net never had a harder or tougher
hand to deal with than they find in
Citizen Jay j this with the critical
fi tuatton of Great-Britain j uftnbw, 1
will inlure him foccefsj Vnd it has r
been trtemidned in circles where I
have been, who are not in the A
^rican intereft,that hej Mr. 1 jAt^j
is embracing the present dppor^
nky and toll obtain the 'ppvite^;
of the carrying trade to the Weft*
Indies, so far as that the Ufiited;
States Ihallhkve access to all the
ifiands with free liberty to carry
add bring any thing to and from
jthem they please j-*For instance,
a veflcl not exceeding
bbrthen may go from Bafton^with
a cargo Os any tKMgs so the Bland
of Jamaici >, there fell, and pur
chase a cargo of sugar, And carry ;
k back to Boston Jandit, and then*
ff you pieafe, remip ij, in any size
vtftel, and carry ft to any Europe
an market, except Greac-Bncain ’
and Ireland. < This point gained, ’
as the United States .can carry, in
' titiib of peaed, for about one half
what Great-Britain can, she will go
hear so make ft monopoly of the
whole cartying bufihds. Although
Mr. Jay, aS before obeyed* is
close in the extreme, yet from this
; leaking out of the other party* I
hardly doubt* its truth • and as
Great-Britain muft' be at peace
with the United States, Ihe will
quit now grant almost any thing
Mr. Jay may demand, and X do
r 1 out think he will be wanting or
iparrhg in his exertions.
To attempt to give you a par
ticuTir account of the- political
World at this time, would be.end
^Xßs and htedlefs, as you will
idOUbJefs have things fully derail,
ed in your own papers; and give
*taeleave to observe/ generally ,that
France is every where fuccefsful,
'i and such extraordinary genius and
energy does she possess, chat if the
executive of that country fhpuld
declare they would build a bridge
from Calais to Dover, I fhauld’
think it accomplished. Going on
for three months more as they
have for the three past, they will
have all the cannon in Europe,and
half the merchant veffcls of Great
" Britain; Holland must either make
fepatate peace or be- conquered in
. all the present month j and jn ei
ther case, France will have the
Dutch navy in her fcaje, and then
by next spring, she will be both
disposed and able to break the back
of the Britilh navy 5 of such im
portance does France conceive this
objeft^ to be, that Ihe will' not
make peacetill it is accomplished.
Samuel Winslow,
TVESPSCTFULLY informs
JkV thofeVoftomers in the coun
try who ire indebted for the Her
ald itcim the 1 ft. of July, and'/
■ those who will be indebted three
months the ift. Jan. 1795* chat
their Bills will be ready at the re
fpedivc places where their Papers
are feft by chat rime, arid he ear
nestly requests all to call and ftr*
tie them, as he is called on by those
who have demands on him«w-
Those who have engaged Produce
must deliver it by the Fifth/ pf
; January iafuing* if tfot, Cafh 3wlU
I .be expected. ''
/ N.f B. Those who wifii so coh
i tinue thei r Papers another year,
may feeSubfcription papers where
their Newspapers are v ,
$ X .ro be fidd /
MFARM fat WaUfleW con
fY taking foo. Acre* by Upt In
s SamVM. fiKlk, with • DyvcHu^ pouic
- w 25 feet lbw*, not very
good,i good Barn Jp feet long and 32
^^o fe^fobg and
id- At ww»fom« whatom of repair— }
2 yoihg Orchards—said FARM will, in |
cwnSon seasons cut 30 tons of good En
elifhHty* with meiltnc Pastoring fuffi
piept jor said Farm, w«H Wooded,* and
witerlng convenient.—The porchaf^ t can
h^e 4 good Warrantee Deed^ gi*«n b y
e the SubfcriJw, to eftrer on tttd Fremifee
the fiAdny qL April- next^Said^Farm
w iU U O’” 1 ;
nrirat* faft before ftid tin»e:**-For farther
pafocalars A l^qaire Os the Sebfcribers.
7^p>ndicip^/pf Wf wiU ba kiwwtf
? 4 *r ^ow&ouMHjr^'
Wai^U, W DK<fyi<)4- i n ' ’
, ——i.j . / TV*
/ : < 1X Persons who are inclel’^ i
r/A- ca Wintmrpf Smart
^ei^^ afo/ddM -so
itofoiriiik’e he is cal
led on for the fame.
Office, Dt^er» 1774- v
W. Steaam,
to ft; RANLeH
register
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I2eto ©ampfljlre,
1 ' ' With an , '
a L M a n a. c k;
' MOR i7^S^ - '
’ Cbntmmn^
Calendar, ^c. . ( , / -
Boundaries trf the UnifodSt^es,
Lift of Officers in the government
df the ? Unifod Stated//.
Supreme Executive* / . .•
Legislature, their pay* .
Powers of Cdngrefs* •
" Supreme Fdtetal. Gpurt*
Diftrid Couf^,’ . ;
Judges* Marffiahj/ Clerks,. &c£
• their Salaries and’Fees,
Times and places of holding Fed l
era I Cour.ts,
Department n os State*
Department of the Treafury*
Department of War, !
Mint Eftablilhmenr,
Post Office Establishment,
Schedule,' &c. fHovGng the num
ber of inhabitants in each Sate
, or Diftrift in the U Jon* .
Report of rhe Comwiirioh^^
. fettling accounts between she
United States and
Expenditures of GoVerrnknr,/’ .
Comm iiiiqhtr of Loans,/| „ ifep-
Officers Os the Cufichu,'A
Supervisor bf Exc ife^ J ^i're^
Table 1 of Gold CqinS, . . .
Ne w- Ham psU 1 rgikuatidp * efe.
tent arid bandarr^*^ ./: ' J///
Counties^ foWnlbip^.inhabft^QtSK
ffiire towns, &c. . r / *
Lift of the towns In each cxlumyu
the tittie qf their.incoFpdratiort
and proportion of public taxes;
Abftraft from the Conftitut ion. L
A<ft fofchoofing Senators, ’ >
Account of. the money of tbe W
nited States, and the Aft so in* ;
troduce ft jnfo thftiafo^ i ■ //
Table shewing the value of Cehtt
in fhilJings dk q. ~ * /
Parts pf a dollar in cehfs, "
Dollars from 1* to roood, in J /
pounds and ffiiHiagsv t
Officers in the Government of the '
State, Supreme Executiye, &c;
Legislature, Executive Branches,
« Judiciary, Superlor COurty Clerk*
Attorney General* Solicitors, f “
Justices of thpPeftceand Quorum
through the Sptt^ / ;
Attoroeys at Law* Nvtar'tt^f
tbt foUtwin^ Of^trifw
Coyrt of Common Picas,.
.. Sheriff* Clferfty \ " ?>
Judge of Probap:, Rpgifter of dzV
Times a^d^pjacc^ fot^blditig foe ’
SuperioifCosp,;
Court
: Recqrdaorp.tfk ^ .. 7-
County Treasurer, Prifoq keepers;
Justices of the Peace a Quorum^ - : .
Justices of tfie Piea^e, , ; qkfe.
. Deputy Sheriffs, Corpner^ ■ £
Surveyors of Flaxleij^j
Affaymafter of pot & peari a(h W .
Pilots, Surveyors of Lumber,
Packers and SearcHeri of Beef .
- and Pork* "
"Mmcary E^liffimch^ t ;* G J
Minifters,-thurc^^c 4
'Literary infticutions* College*
Academies* . ‘^/^ //f.
of NewiHafopftitre* , ( ;
Mcdiad Society* v >•/, ...
Friendly Society,,. ^/ 0 }
Freemasonry,
Scale of Depreciatlmi^ I