The Eagle, or, Dartmouth centinel — Hanover, N.H., 1796-07-11 00:00:00, page 3

Commotions in Cotfen.
We ha*e received the Paris Papers
.up ,p,he ,th inst. inclusive. They
confirm the statement we gave yefierday
of an infurreriton having taken place
in Oorfica, Which threatens very seri
ous confequtencei to the interest of Bri
tain in that iHand.
} l7 Floreal, May 6.
,H The news that we have receives from
Corsica, by the way of Leghorn and
Genoa, agrees in faiog, that an infur
region has broken but/in that island,
and that the tri-colored flag is display
ed in man, places. The inhabitants of
Jmany cabtons have taken part in it.
Thole of Burgoyne not wishing to pay
taxes, the Governor sent 400. roiling to
force them. As soon as th©y arrived,
about 3000 peasants affem bled, sur
rounded, disarmed, and sent them back
retaining only three principal cfficers
whom they (hot. After this aft of in
furreaion, the peasants who have at
Itheir,head a deputy of the Parliament
named Tavern, blocked up the roads
by which they could penetrate into their
cantons. We are assured that many
,other Cantons have followed the exam
ple of those of Burgo, ne, and that the
interior of Corficahas risen. It fefaid,
the inhabitants of Nebbo have formed
a camp, that they have intercepted the
'grain sent to other towns, and that they
foe an undetflanding with the inhab
itants of Sr. Florenzo, who are said to
be also in a fire of inferregion. It Is
terrain that in this last port considera—
ble magazines have been burnt, and
that the (hip Ca Ira has also perilled by
the flames, " 1
LEGHORN, APRIL Ift
From Corsica, we learn, that on the
evening ofthe Bth instant the Ca Ira, of
% guns, took fire in the harbor of Flo
renzo, and was entirely deftro^d.
Fortunately Admiral Jervis found
, means to cut the (hip, while burning
out of the harbor, and thus preserved the
rest of the fleet from the imminent dan
ger with whichit was t hreatened.
Remarks on Occurrences in Italy.
tHB TELEGRAPH, MAY 14.
By the Hambro' Mail which
arrived yesterday we have re
ceived the Austrian accounts of
their defeats in Italy. The
Vienna Gazette mention s the ac
tions which had then reached
them, in terms at once vague
and prudent. 1 In relating the
action which ended in the fur
, render of General Provera with
,1300 men, it states, with true
German gravity, that the French
had made themselves masters of
the post. ;'
Other Gazettes, which not
being published from authority,
approach sometimes nearer to
the truth, state the Austrian loss
on the 12th and 14th of April
at 4000 men. The panic of the
king of Sardinia is Efficient,
however, to shew how remote
this statement is from the real
fads!
In Italy, the triumph of &e
Republican Cause is, as we pre
'di&ed, complete ! and w
gratify the utmost hope of hu
manity, without foilling one
drop of blood ! The foong
fortreffes of Atti, Aleff^ndria,
Tortoria and Goni, are all in pos
session ofthc French ! each of
thefe' regular modern /fortifica
tion^ famed almost impregna
ble I and, except byfamines not
+ mthe cofapafs of any rational
expectation to atracßand take !
~„^
f except in the two finftances,
when it gave itfelf up to the
prince of Piedmont and (in the
tout ! Corti rediv wai not aflail
^ : ^ ^ b 4 '*v^^:f % jT '
able, like the other dependant
fortreis Le Cole de Tende, able
I but on the fide of Turin.—Coni,;
besides all the mpft multiplied
in vofutions of concurringanglee,
has all local advantages fromtHe
confluence of two rivers (and
h^nce from the Italian word
Curies is the name) the Sture
and the Gizz%
Tortona, another verv strong
hold, is the key to the Milancfe,
and indeed, the only fortifica
tion between the victorious army
of the French prig Milan !—
The road is plain, open, and
well, travelled.
Long before, tbittimr, therefore, the
French are in the possession of Mi'an,
and the whole fertile province of the
Milancfe ; and have nd the people
there of the oppreffionsund impofition#
of a foreign government (forit was all a
German government 1) which theyhud
so much reason as once to ridicule and
abhor. r
Such ate & admirable efforts of the
French Gen. Buonaparte, during i$
days! far fa spiffing even the atchieve
ipentaof Dumourier's famed fik weeks
victories, which in their turn furpatted
romance itfelf!,
The French Gen. Buonaparte, it a
Corsican His services were offered of
course, without his 'knowledge by an
infatuated friend; to oor precious offi
cer Sir G. Elliot, and Ijtee the rest of hit
enlightened condud, that offer was re
fufed!
So much for the situation of Italy and
of the French there, whom Mr. Pitt,
with his usual Heaven-born talents,
told the loan hucksters, " were so ex
haufed that they could not strike a
ftro(e!"\
0 6 ^ #CT
Constantinople, march 2§.
A fire at Smyrna has destroyed above
4000 ^oufo of the inhabitants and
merchants. The damage it computed
at four millions of piasters.
Paris, May 4. Carnot is President
of the Dilatory.
AH Foreign Ambafftdort complain
of ere infoierice of La Croix, mihifter
for foreign affairs.
cpuN^iL of 500— may 4=~Camus
reposed io favor M exieucing the Am
neft* lately eflablifhed.
Taring these three days past all the
National domains, situated in the de
partment of the Seine have been,put to
sale; , For every one .of these efta<es
there were 20, 30, or 40 bidders. The
fame eageroefs will probably be noticed
in/.he departments ; and before three
months past, there will be no more na
tienal property to fell.
. — —
HAGUS, APRIL z 6.
& The Marine Committee has given no
^ice that during the war, double duties
Mill be required from all flips, except
those bound for the Weft Indies or em
ployed in the fifheries.
H„ ANO7E R,
^MONDAY, Jury 11, 1796.
FOURTH O F JULY!
Tfe Soeta, of Independent Con federates,
# Darta^ Untejit,, met at Graves's
Halt, to celebrate the birth of Independence,.
together with their own anniuerfary- After
pertahing of, elegant supper, the following
toeytt were gtpen
: ^- Th ^„J —May it soon be celebrated ar
the birth-day of Libert, and hdfoden%{
throughout the World.
4,'f Prefdc'n? of the Unta—May the
Goddess of Liberte & chafe hit name for the
Qa on her ftagard. ; <„
. 3 d ; ,deral Government — May the spi
rit of 1776 dwell in the breast of every mem
: her. * : : ;
4th. Mr. Jay—May hit fame extend at fa
IS the good eflte&i of hit labors are experien
ced.
6 tb. Uctefo and Stale of Mm,
fopffiire =Mdy virtue, firWirefa and patd
etifrn, ever be their diftinguilhing eharaAegg
6th. Darttoth Cfaiuerfaf-May it be &
firft fer in the northern cotfeUation,
j,di.Thehir Daughter* of ^Reri<a--Ma,.d
brilliancy of their charrar, and thgir fixing
virtues prove to .Q^ft@te aUfye,
nobble achievrenif'iTti^'',7''
Bth. The W^^Q <¥ty\
;reto—Mtf it emit corufeations fife the &£1
ra borealis. , {\
Il%* TCT'*' ty^-M,, they ft
rtjoice o b their annivterfary. ,
,°*- Virtue sod sri<ftfc— @y+Seyfo
over the world, likes general c^rQutien I
", liih. LiSertrana hdefadence—May we
, CTer know their,ve/ue by their itf^
i ftM*^ Eternal annihilation to lac@bir.ifm
Ind all faaious cabals.
^^*,.° ur Brethren in Algiers -May they
&>oh, with us, enjoy the facets of Libert, and
pndefeendtncc.,.
^ °" r Allies—May they ever have oc
mon to celebrate the day that gave a, birth,
iijth. May Beate wield her olive wand
for the nations ofJ&rpfa and put an imme
diate flop to the effufion of human blood.
'6'h. A Volunteer.—The Soviet, of Jndefcn
&nt Coitfederffls— May then tonftiiution he
*# permanent as the hdepentact of the United
States.
Bjtbe L ^VE FIRE
NAt Charl&n, goo families are ren
dered Houfelefs, and the loss in property
if said to be not left than 500.000!.
Sterling. —On p White Man and 5 0,4
'tef> r ° es ^*^^4 fevers other @1
.&nen were myd! hurt.y
Whether this Fire was by htc&nt orfo
& i^nat yet knQwp.l
,1R EaCLUDLOW!
° n " e igfhult. the House of Mr.,
foilPH Pinner ra^/db, in Ludlow,'
#%£) was entirely concerned by Fire,
which caught from an oven. . Very lit
^ property was faveJ. Mr. Pm%,'r
loss , computed at 1500 dollatt
A HORRID MURDER!
Was committed, in Qy& May tpth,
on the bodies of Mr. John Pallet,
terchag and a little Giri that lived
with him, —by # pretended Customer,
who called them up for some goods,
b^aafoon a she got- them into the
Store, they were knocked down, their
[ ,%07/r cut from ear to ear, and their bod-
Hiffirown behind the counter.—when
&Villain or Villains, robbed the Mfr
ay-Truni and made their escape.
The EXECUTION
Os Thomas Powers, who wascon
demned to be banged the 7th inst. is
d^fered bya reprieve for 21 days ; he
will probably be Executed on the 18th
infant. -.
$N B. A Vast Corieourfe of both Sexes,
afembled upon this occasion; frotn all
qfoters, anticipating the pleasure of
iti'^^^ ^but whig waa the
diGppointment, on the News of the
Re ritue,-
& Wit prefects noticing the chop
/£ fa countenance of the Multitude, ob
fe ^ed, that instead of the R c „fy of
the ^r fritter, he Ihould have tho't
they were all la be banged. However,
th Innkeepers snickered in their sleeves,
ad plied rhe Puncb b^wl, till each/
Went his way in better f,irits, tho'
% with a flee in bis ear"—'Tis supposed
fh^concourfe will he much greater—
fe&ifr be is banged; as many more
* fepuid have gone, hat they chose not
tofee him die— far ^j
~9w°^^^ Curitfly !
'! A 'Sbee, in Peterfbam, brought a
Lafah on|he 7th of fajaft, and on the
'goth off the fame month, brought ano
ther, which tho' 3 weeks the youngest,
'was at large, andthe wool as long, as
the fitft. The Dam was equally fond
%f both. ; %
1 MIDSUMMER.
— The season is new the perfection of beauty.
^Of such a luxuriant month as the prefect,
Milton fays,,
, Now the Blackbird fageth bl,the,
l Andthe mower witcis fas ft,the.
I The tinned graft falls thick and heavy,
before the iuduftrieus laborer in the meadow ;
,f and he now regrets that he murmured for a
r moment at the fiequent fliowers of spring.—
They fill hb farms and the fun beams will
vivify the corn, and fill bis garaer. Under
the reign of Peace, he difeems in his pasture
no ranked file, but those of the haycock,
^ and hears the clash of no weapon, but the
1 founding feythe. Let him be grateful for these
privileges; let him venerate the Bounteous
giver of corn and oil, let him venerate that
government which fares him these blef
tinga.
' [fai^
A French gentleman, has arrived at Ports-
F mouth, from Cape Francois, where he came
in the left fleet from Franec. ;He is com -
plimented in the hrtfmooth Paper, as a peg
sou of good department, and exfyve
knowledge. Misinformation is, That France
resents our Treaty with GJ Britain ; That
our Treaty of alliance with France win soon
be at an end i,ndfcthe fariour neutrality^
will be interrupted by the Directory,,.which
,mil, soon adppt decisive meafores to punish
I TO far out irifotitude, &c. &c.^|:f
4^^
1 on toth- Rdml Conffirmion. in m^ffi
, non toy Aid, any thing could Q,^
execrate, and damn a rewublicao government
it would be the abuse of, and the ingratitude
with which, one of the greareft chara&ra the
world ever saw, has been treated.—And it
he Should outliy, that great and good old
max, he world once, more come into the it.
"femblyof Virginia, nn purpose to havra mo
nument erc&ed at Mountvernon, inferibed
with a tummary of the virtuous deeds perFer
med by as pure a, patriot, and as true a friend
to the liberties of mankind as ever Vved, ro
which the Undents of the country, fhnuld he
bound to make annual pilgrimages, in order
that their minds might receive just inrfpreffioi:s
of the true hiftory of the founder of theu hc
ertie,,to the end, that they may be fliinuiatej
to emulate bis uncommon talents and virtues.”
The members of the Treaty Majority are
received, on their return to their Cdnftuuenu
with addresses, feafts, and congratulations.
It may be so with those of the minority ;;'but
if i<be, it is done Privately.
%trf;29.
foDird, on ^^4@,ana ^ ~
^MGttrtu, fo/lbw%
l>hrf&i„i fpbi^matoh to@fo
',Qbfavalo ry, David Rftfathatfc,
L. L. D. and President ifr^
American Pbttyopbicul Society,.
la Ibe death of this great man,
Science and the World bave fuj
laimda loss.
@O. Lends, aiddecabn, to ma
jor gmz? Wfy win fint
by & ^giitam^ the United
States to hd Dorebefler, govern
or of Canada, to form the necefr
ry arrangements, preifofly to the
surrender of the posts, is returned
to this city—and, we are afared,
is perfectly well,leafed with bis
reception by the Britijb executive,
and completed the bufmefs on
which be went, to tots entire Jal b
faflion.
State of New-Hamflhirt.
, H° u ' e <>lMr. Simeon A ryah, iff "
Canaan jn said Count;, by me the
Subferiber, on Monday the tiftefhth
day of August Next, at ten of the clock
in the forenoon, so much of the follow,
ipg Lots of Land Mi said town as will
P, the }x annexed to each Lo\
(Granted by,he General Court, and
( affiffed era tad Land in the year 1795.)
as will pay said tax, with all \^\
charges, unless prevented by previous
payment.. % \
^^ ^ s
Origfat Proprietors'
^ft.^
Gibson Mirtis, >& a 7
Joseph Wheoek, too Q ,
Anto# Wilfworth, - # , o q
^^,^ 13 3
Ephraim Wells, 1003
. Jedediah Lathrop, 3° ,|
Abner Chamberlin, too 6|
Divid Chamberlin, 45 3 *
George Harris, too 6|
Aaron Cadv, m 3
Nathaniel Cady, too Q 40 al.
Samuel Dodge, 50,1
Thinehas Sabina, 3 100 \
Samuel Dodge, 3d. rhe ~
Lewis Loveridge, w too 3
Jonathan Bebee, 3d. so a ',^ 7'
James Nevins, Esq.
Thorn. W. Walden, too 6^
Capt. W. Wintworth. .tot;
l, h , N „ra' ch ;Effc 13$^a
Richard Sparrow; 50 &
JOHN CURRIER, Colt er.
Can,7, M,, zvb_ , <rfl?j|
•————-—_ -—__=___■———„ —_.-_
AFARM
77^F(T&&rtil *.?''
TN the Total of Tunbridge, one mile
A k north of the Meeting-Hoofed, tying
on one of the branches of White Rivet.
Knffi by the;Gteeu FA R M— Con.
Gaining one hundred Acres of |,and,
finder good Improvement —Buildings
feme what impaired—Which may be
had cheap for Cassi, wd a good *Q
gwenbo
, JOSEPH GREEN.
— 1 rt —-—-—= —#&s____-—
The Nartail v^ and Cbnfeffion
OF
,THOMAS POWERK^
me ri^A^WU N G at tfyrh/7 &
, tyssft^ ;ow<fy^o^MM^^