The American herald of liberty — Exeter, N.H., 1793-12-03 00:00:00, page 4

[Remarks of the British Editors- —
iC 'The following paper which has
since been made public, will fierce td
unveil this _ my fiery of iniquity, and
cannot be read without indignation
by any friend of liberty and jafice^]
PARTITION TREATY,
Between the Courts in concert,con
eluded and Jigned at Pilnitx,
in the month of July,
<c J JIS Majeftyy the Emperor
will retake all that Lewis XIV*
conquered in the Außrian Ne
therlands i and uniting these
Provinces to the said Nether
lands, will give them to his Se
rene Highness the Ele&or Pala
tine,lo that these new poffeflions
added to the Palatinate, may
hereafter have the name of Au
ftratia.
“His Majesty the Emperor,
will prefer ve, forever, the pro
perty and pofleHion of Bavaria,
to make in future, an indivisible
inafs with the domains and he
reditary poffeflions of the Houle
of Aurfria.
“ pier Serene Highnefi the
Arch Dutchefs Maria Chr® ria,
shall be; conjointly with his Se
'I ' '
y/tf IRISH ACCOUNTu/fRENCH affairs,
Tune, “ When I was a ycung man in fwctt
Tioptrary.”
^^ONT blubber, dear Norah, J beg you’d
be easy.
For soon will you fee your fond Paddy a
gain.
Returning with laurels, with Liberty crazy.
An eyb or two Icfs, or a limb or two lame.
CHORUS.
Sing ditberv, how d'ye do, Patrick Shelaay,
To the right abcut,fight it ou ,all the Bay long ;
Cutnd Jlafh, Ffenchm.n barjhfpdp away gaily.
Suck away, while you may, whjk'y fa strong !
And as (what exceeds all their former tranf
greflions)
They’ve trampled on king craft, and pull’d
down her throne ;
Let’s unite with the Austrians, PruHians, and
HeGjans,
At we're -withcut (iaAet us cafi the fir ft ficne 1
Sing direthu.
Seat of the Muses.
Pm going to beat all the Frenchmen, toy
jewel,
Because they presume to make laws oj their
frigs ;
I’d make them a gift of a fitter description,
By rubfcxibMig a halter a piece to ihe dogs.
. \ ’ Sing dithru, Ifc.
They want all men tqual— '.bat would be
damn’d cruel.
For then each great monarch I mu fl jnmp
from his throve. Sirg eirbtru, &c.
Os treafoa they $ Kink ibM a king can be guil
ty I
Their-o ,n they condemn’d for not keeping
his word ;
They fay to their fabje&s all kings Ihould
Swear fealty.
Not their fubjtds to them—och, monflrous
absurd! Singdtheru&c.
Then what do you think of their*.gnifhCcn
vention ?
They plundered their Bilhops because they
were poor;
Depriv’d evTy knaveof his title and penfton,
And turn’d all the Nuns and the Monks
out of door. Sing dithsru, ^Ac.
Their priests have come over to live by sub
scription.
No doubt its much better then feeding on
And then they’ve aWolifncd belief in damha.
tion,
To save the expencc of a P. icfl or aChnrcb,
For now, I am told, Sans Culottes congrega
tion
PADDY’S FAREWELL ;
O R,
Have left popes aud crofters ard beads in
the lurch. Sing dabetu, c.
From the New Annual Register.
o-n ;
ca, and he shall take pofleftion of
tire French part of St. Domin-
rene Highness her nephew, the
Arch Duke Charles, put into he
reditary possession of the Dutchy
of Lorraine. £
“ Alsace shall be restored to
the Empire ; and the Biffiop of
Stratfburgh,as well as the Cha
pter, shall recover their ancient
privileges ; and the Ecclesiastical
Sovereigns of Germany shall do
the fame.
“If the Swiss Cantons content
and accede to the coalition, it
may be proposed to them to an
nex to the Helvetic league the
Bilhopric of Porentrui, the de
files of Franche Comte,and even
those of Tyrol, with the neigh
bouring Bailiwick,as well as the
territory of Verloy, which inter
sects the Payode Vaud,'
“Should his Majcfty the King
of Sardinia fubferibe to the co
alition, la Brefle, la Bogey, and
the Pays de Gex, li fur ped by
France from Savoy, shall be re
stored to him.
“In case his Sardinian Majes
ty can make a grand divei fion,
he shall be (offered to take Dau
phiny to belong to him forever,
as the nearest de/cendant of the
ancient Dauphins.
“His Majesty the King of
Spain, shall have Rouffilon and
Beam* with the Island of Corfi-
“ His Majesty the King cf
Pruftla, by means of the above
mentioned invasion of the Em
press of all the Ruflias into Po
land, (hall make an acquisition
of Thorn and Dantzic,and there
unite the Palatinate on the East
to the confines of Sileha.
“ His Majesty the King of
Pruflia shall besides acquire Lu
face, and his Seren? Highness the
Elector of Saxony shall in ex
change receive the rest ofPoland,
and occupy the throne as here
ditary Sovereign.
“His Majesty the prefect King
of Poland shall abdicate the
throne on receiving a fuitabie an
nuity.
“ His Royal Highness the E
lector of Saxony shall give his
daughter in marriage to his .Se
rene Highness, the youngest lon
of his RoyalHighnefs the Grand
Duke of all the Ruflias, who
will be the father of the race of
the hereditary Kings of Poland
and Lithuania.
( Signed) “ (.eopatd, \
“ Prince Naflau,
•* Count Florida Blanca,
Bifchoff Swerderd*
“The King of England is said
to have acceded to this- treaty in .
March, 1792, and’ Holland to
have' acceded afterwards, prpvid
cd the arrangements relpeding
go..
- “ Her Majesty the Empress of
all the Rum^, ihall take upon
her fell the invasion of Poland,
and at the fame time retain Ki
mihieck, with that part of Fado
lia which borders on Moldavia.
“ His Majesty the Emperor
shall oblige the Porte to give up
Choczim, as well as the fnlall
forts of Servia, and those on the
river Luma-
their limits with his Imperial
Majesty fhouy be made accord
ing to the desire of the Republic
before the partition
“ Spain renounced it when
Count d’Aranda came into office
as Minister, giving aflurances
however of the ft rift est neutral
ity.” .
ever hard it may in some instance
bear upon the individual.
In Europe despotism invades
this inestimable franchifc. In
the city of New-York it is to be
controuled by airaffination. —A
foreigner has repeatedly in a/noft
flagrant degree,in our own coun
try abused this bulwark of pub
lic fafety,he is neither punished,
nor menaced, A citizen for u
sing this privilege, is to fall by
the horrid arm of private mur
der.
I am however at ifTue with all
thefe.cowardly villains and
shall risk my life to prelerve my
rights—— 1 did lo to acquire
them.
Whether the author of such
attempt succeeds or fails,he may
rest allured,that retaliation would
be the immediate consequence,
and most likely upon those he
holds most dear-
Nov. 7.' Wm. Willcocks,
'anecdote. ~
POOR old lady had a few
cherry trees, which produced in plen
ty,and afforded her at market a confi
derablepart of her living ; but (land
ing contiguous to the road, were more
frequently vifired by travellers, thi^F
the Lady thought conducive to her
intereff. Aperfon flopped his horse
under one of rhe trees, and begrn a
repast on the cherries, when feeing
the proprietor (landing in rhe door,
Dbfefvcd to her fliax, the birds had
eaten her cherries i-*-Yes^replied the
Lady) but 1 think they are
^irdsi' r
• -'V-.... ■
Cowardly villain Make your
attempt as focn as you please,
but beware of your own life ;—
For by the fame Immortal Being
you refer to, I will never be de
le red by threats, from making
ftri&ures when I please, upon
the public conduct of any man
in office, whether foreigner, or
native, who shall attempt an in
fringement of the Rights and
Liberties of m) fellow citizens.
It is a privilege existing in the
nature of our government- -
and secured to us by our consti
tutions and bills of right. It is
a privilege neceflary to the main
tainance of our freedom, how-
j ^ASF night there was put in
to my entry, a letter signed “ a
failor/’ containing betides much
abusive language, the following
words:—
“ If your name continues in
the papers under such damn’d
dirty pieces, you will soon be a
corps —By the Immortal God
that made me, I’ll facrifice you
the firft convenient opportuni-
ty-”
French play threatened at New-York.
Mejjis, Childs & Swaine.
From the Daily Advertiser.
and in a fiert time will be Publifhed^
By Henry Runlet, Exeter,
on a large, plain type, which will
contain about 350 pages,
crown otlavo^
TH E Rise and Progress of
RELIGION in the SOUL :
illullrated in a course of Serious and I
Practical Addresses, . suited to Per- :
sons of every Character and Circum
stance, with a devout Meditation f
and Prayer added to each chapter: <
by P. DODDRIDGE, d. d, {
NOV. 25, 1703, j
ALL perlons indebted to, or have
demands on the est ate of Dea- *
con Jofcph Wadleigh, late of Brint- E
wood, deceased, are requtfied to ex-4
hibit ahem for fettlemtnt, to
Joseph Wadleigh, Adm’r*. M
Brinpwoed, Nov. 2Ztb, 1793.
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' upon this iittie beautiful Satire —lt neccls only to
be read and relished to be jullly admired.
THE Brethren, of the ancient
society of free and accepted Masons, arc hereby in-
Jormed, that the F estival of St. John the Evan
gelist, ceill be celbrated by the COLUMBIAN
LODGE, at Brother Yirny amin Butler’s inDccr
fidld, on d riday the z^th day of December next
The Brethren are reqnejled to attend at Elenn of the
Clock, a. m. Dinner will be on the table prccifty
at two of the Clock, p. m. By Order of thc~ Right:
Worshipful JOSEPH CILLEY, Mustek.
r-p
| HE fubferiber propoles to open
an EVENiNG-SCHOOL for rhe
benefit of those who wilh to improve
in Writing and Ariihmetic, orvMcnd^y* ’
evening- Dec ember 2d, at his School-
Room, in ibis town.
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Exeter, 2 y fh Nov. 1793-
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In this gay, thoughtless age, he's found away,
In trijltng things fujl morals to convey.
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