The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1794-09-22 00:00:00, page 3

S%fflte&%CT fa
By various communications
^ ftom London, by,he July mail,
fercaccs wity ffierqurepfGreat-
Britain; and ^QC^^
peace will be secured to the U-
Lord Howe, with 30?'^il If
the line, was to Gil ^out the
12th of July. ta % i
L ? Z fy, fffifylbfc Samuel
^i^^^^ <*
'ct¥°"'°"' C ™" arrived at New
', caftle'A% „^after apaffage
of 9 Weeks frbiff L&idondcrry
"S^^t ^^
* fon+dkra^ sick pfflCT**hq
landed^H ^„ W*+ 4
''"^phrn^rt,.
Our intelligence imm Lon
don bf^ Jul, niail is no later,
, afr ^ ffe ,ri,l $ . We
ho„Y^ fca i@^ French
have pemenffl^d toto Navarre,
yffln%4,o^ tattfen a
ftfong^/ty^
alarmed at their progress, arid
censure their General M de la
Uriidti. The papers of M. de
Aranda, the former Miniftcil:,
,said to save difetofed danger's
faß&t^^-
lors have been&mlhed.
,The:French' accounts contain
details of the capture of English
arid/tytminercta
have filled the parts of France,
with the prqydtons and; Wal
& teems to be fully believed,
that Nicu tort and Oflend have
been cvac rated by the allies.
Cappi^lfovcy.and
were wounded in the late en
gagemenr, ^ since de^d — very
hberaijuUcriptions have been
made to reward the feamenahd
.foldicrs, who wqe disabled and
to fopport the families of those,
who were killed.
Sir Sidney Smith was about
toembark with a large number
of gun boats and floating batte
ries, on fomc secret expedition.
, " Lord Howe and the Admirals
resigned their, Shares of the
prize money totheir refpedive
crews.
V^ITESTOV^A
By a gentleman fromthe weft
wwd we are informed, that a
runner has^rrived among the
Six Nations of Indians, who was
fem immediately froto the In
catriproeni: ne^t Fort Recovery,
The head quarter,: of G&.
Wayne, ffyeftt Harplace ttie
* day after tre uilucccfsful at
racEijttKe fodians upon the
Forr, and affixes the Indians
ted and wounded in the attempt
floufethe Fort. The runner
is said to bring a prefling invi-
IRation to rhe remaining friendly
Indians to join the hostile tribes
, 'to revenge the death of their
brethren.'^^^
V- Qr==_QMtefe^
~: , CONNECTICUT. f
NEWLONDON, SeF^Zg}^'
Last Monday the dwelling
houfe of Capt. William Leeds,
of Groton, was struck with
/ 3ghming, and somewhat dani-
ag ^ ; r^ °^ e ""
bjn the lioufe, but no one receiv
ed any injury. #^
, the number ts SQfrf
both sexes, now irt the different
schools in this city; is 554.—
; Thfr ? u_i o fo,^n ^ a
gentleman ML hi, 90th year,
(,hb Bill retains a /good degree
of vivacity and a&ivity.
'] MASSAcfft^tm.
^u^iTQXtao;^^
^Luf/I&%# Afafefrl
Received on the continents
*o july foTM leadings parties
, ulars of which we have already
announced. W# of
confideratiUltatiains, may per-
National tonverttion
Fraffi, pn m, ti ;th of fine/,
decked, to make qvery exertion
for reconquering tke Freq#,?
Weft-india island,
I he Ottoman Porte has assu
red Russia and Phiffia, that the
will, in ho manner, interfere iri
the affairs of Poland.
An express drrifed #t the
wa^Offiec on Saturday, last,
fr'dft the Genqfec country,
(wiihintbe state 6f New-York)
with, difpat^hes'for the execu
tive of the United States, which
were immediately laid ; befo^
the President. Several private
letters, received by the fafyne
conveyance, advise that a per
• emptory order had been issued
bfrCol# Simcoe, the Governortf
Upper Canada, requiring in
immediate removal of the fo
habitants, ikdto have 'been for
some time fettled on a trad? of
'^ c ° u[ )'% withinflte
#c* Umiied 'Siting,'
agreeably to the treaty of peafc
They likewise inform, that
Capt. Wjlliamfon, arid the oth
er citizens of the United States,
who ate.principally concerned
in the fettlemeht, of those lands,
were determined to resist the
[aid order, and were preparing
to oppofc any force, that may be
sent to deprive them of their
lawful rights and property.
j (Daily Adicrlifer.)
Extraa of a Iciterjrom Bedford)
''dated 31st of At^^
fThere are no certain news
from the westward yot. The
commissioners were to meet
the committee appointed by the
weftern people on Thursday
lass, at Red Stone fort, but we
have not yet heard what they
have done. I have fq,n a lqfra
from a gentleman dated 24th
infant, wherein he mentions
that there is not the le,aft hope
lrf the bufidefs? being fatfa~
With the commiffioners,of whom
he is one.—The people seem all
;m and w ill, J believe,
stand out. On Monday last,
we had a party of liberty 'boys
in^this town. About three
hundred of them raffed a liber
ty-pole in the middle of the
, street, and their motto on their
f flag is Liberty or Deaths They ;
likewise have a paper on the
^ pale with this incription—Li6-
ExrfoAlthough t was GOUK
~ week, the judges took no notice
offthem. livery 'four onfive
miles along the road, there are
liberty poles railed, With the
fame infetiptidh as above. If
Rhe Green Troops would take
^^ffi^^p^Mre cofoc
outbere, as dfey would cut a,
'tphtfrfigure returning to Phila
defyhigif" ty chance any of
taemfatefo^^^^
, roRTLANDTALg. 3 &;
Alarming trance tf&fatyoj a
"Bridgeton, Au, 20.
- "On Monday the iSth m
,ftant, "mm in Foster; son oft
MajorAfahdfofter,ofthis rmirt; ~
being on his way through adflte
et of woods in Br^geteg was
, fodd^nly alarnhed by the growl
lnß ofj^edr —he soon ffleov~
^rt&#:ws&f ^q^tik*^
cubbs. The old one ^infmedi.
at^y made towards him, grow U
ing and very fierce—he immcrf,
>di&ely took to therfirft nk£g
'could find, which was about 9
inches diameter, and abouf 20
feet to the firft limb ; this hti
amended ^llh all possible speed,
and having reached the limb,
he called to the nearest neigh
bor, who lived about a 'quarter
ofa mile distant for help, ; the
bear on hearing his cries re
treatedfrom the tree and hal
looed also, which lhe repeated,
as often as he called for help.—
The bear then returned to the
tree and climbed up nearly to
the firft limbs, but losing her
hold, she fell to the ground —
this enraged her, and the again
afcen&d the tree with Hill
greater volocitv, and overtook
him at the height of about 30
feet, when Qie seized him by one
foot, but the shoe aiming off
Jlte fell a second time to the.
ground—recovering, she al
ceaded the tree the third time,
and took off his other Ihoe, he
conflantly calling for help and
none to be found. He had now
afeended the tree, as far as was
fafe for him to venture, the bear
constantly tearing his feet with
her teeth, until they became a
most Shocking fpedacle. ' The
bear at hmgth faftened her j,ws
so powerfully to.one.of hjs heels,
as to gaufe the limbs, by which
he held, rd break, and he fell to
the ground, the bear falling at
the fame time on the other fide
of the tree : And notwitfiftand
ing his feet were in this mang
led condition, he escaped to tne
ufareft house and arrived fafe.
The distance from the ground,
by meafuremeni, from whence
^the young man fell, was 48 feet.
It is supposed, that his repeated
and eager cries for help, tended
to increase the rage and fury of
the bear, which had her whelps
with her."
tert^
, NEIPHAMPSHIRE.
HANOV E R.
Monday, September 22.
THOSE Crafty politicians, , who for
'l° merlfr fuggeflcd the propriety c: att*: & ;
ing the &tdtas with gin and whiskey, instead
of the irrefflible artillery of fIARMiR
and St. Cla'ir, are now called on for an
exCTHon of their influence, to quell the Ay:
burg iufurgenrs—Should 'tty petition Con-
L grefs to freight a cumber of waggons to thtw,
iwith 4,%@, ih liteuofpowder and corneal,
tfpirit of tilted tod B quietly huffieo,
and each draught of wl)ify would create wad
p djtaUatiCTL for a long life to government ;
the burthen of excite would grow light; and
I the whifky men. ptefentipg a ,'Q* instead
iofapopiard, !,& colle€lor, wotildha# him
From & SHOP of Mfr. Cot % & Spondli
A Parifa Gazette, of recent date,
" Feast to Deity." Meffn. Colon &
Sponde think this entertainment another
striking proof of the bizarre character
of the I —The works df'their
own Encydopedfi might ft#*, presen
ted the Jitobin club from go^n^ to
market to <x&& viandsibr & faft to
} God. Tto[fy& of VOLTAIRE
D'AleMBMRT,and Halvetiu3,hover-
ing over the Hall, might have thus a,
dressed the faftmakers. A
- # 'Ycor Feltfffl&s^
ariftoCTatiWffrconfiftenG oil militates
with;,our vauntety^lief in those aih6-
iflical creeds, which, with more than
'Roman tobelic ddtoion, you ! repeat
from out workr; and ariftocratieal, a#
iyircuall, acknow ledges a Monarch of
an Universe, an id& iabhorrent frotrfY
every prin&jlefof Efeliy. Nd, dehfc'
ded Legislators; after pronouncing the?
I Son an Arifiorrq^ Consistency required .
M^^^^^o '¥^= :
You mould foe^epaued to theChamp >
de Mar,, aml faaßgtn^ &yfi^eft-
Jy Host, impimthO^ and ttyQfr
eiders to form ibemfdvcs foe.fcdW
and abolish the odious diftinftibns of
Rank iA Heaven, loftead of spreading
a " Feast" to the Supreme, #}' Decree"
; should pas% annulling his pdweAstd
- reftoring,to mh fallen Angel, his ibr^-
oated privileges. Satan himfeW woul^
then no longer sneak about, likd a' Dojh
withhis clytin, but, under the afficw\ .
of divine dem,crag, would rife J \
The Rwberfpierre ot equal ikies."
The fickt&sia New-Haven, whicli
had suspended their Commencement, and
excited considerable alarm in the Coun
try,we can announce to the public,
from the report of their Committee of
infpedion, has abated ; and we hope
soon to hear, that- Peacz Dvueltab
intbeir borders, and Health in their
fybitattom. ' '
, • & T* =wuiHnafeltoretofc^roc<. : ?
MARRIED! At Cornifa Dr. Na
than Smith, "to Miss Sally
Chase, —Daughter of Gen. Chase. *
|At Lebanon, Mr. Comfort. Al+
lsn,io Miss Lucy Andres.
DlED}Laft Suiidav, Sennight,Mrs. A
Sarah Porter, r-liaWfthe late Dea
^#D&mulF<^„ c ^ &i£4
are the Dead——~wbo —-t^T,
■—■—■ifoQwCßß^tmCTttQßQ,
: '
FOR SALE
That Elegant & Beautiful Situation
OF the Subscriber's oppoffte Mr.
Farrar's, on the main street, in
this Vicinity ; containing one Acre of
LAND, of a most excellent Soil, and
very favorably situated for a Merchant,
Tavernkeeper, or Merchanic. " ,
There is a small HOUSE ftandingon rhe
Preroifes, together toth a large Est
frame, lately Raifeu and Covered,
IWofStories High, forty two feet one
way and forty fix the other, with a
well improved garden. ? - r%
Whoever may be inclined to porchafe
the aforefaid Lot and Buildings, will
find a chance for a good Bargain, ap
plying to GAMALIEL LOMfs.
N. B. The above Cat iftbe exa&pfad
of tbe building and fouattn.
Havener, Sept. 22. X —,
John Buffi,
11 TISHES to iriform alf fa&%
whe'ere indebted to, or have
Accountsfopen with, Caprain As^Hitn
Adams, that Iheir Notes and Accounts,
ai4 left with him for Settlement, which
, he W|(hesit may be attended to, without
'anv further request.
B. Good Wheat will be received
inpayment, ifdelivered by the fifteenth
-'day of Ofloter next, after which time,
Money only will be received. £ *
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1;;fo
^qtybrSALE at this Office, «,
ESS AY, on thefrof CHRIST',
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