Republican gazette — Concord, N.H., 1801-11-19 00:00:00, page 3

There is little profpea: of efFeaing
'any fort of reconciliation with the par
ty opposed to the government —they
spurn, and are alarmed even at the %
verture, and yet complain that they
have not the confidence of those they
™oppose and infult!—The republican,
however, will still be patient and
' bear with them—the sense of the coun
try is awake, and the ads of despera
tion and revenge which are daily, ex
hibited, will (hew more fully the difi
position to oppression which they be
v trayed in power,and which they appear
disposed to carry with them, to the
grave. CT'
The Tory prints still keep up the
hallow about the ftopage of a prosecu
tion by the President— —Poor de
vils, they betray at once their malice
and falfehood—for this prosecution
happened not to be flopped until last
week, when a federal grand jury, difo
gusted with the diabolical spirit of
party persecution, consigned it to the
favorite deity of toryifm, by returning
the bill presented by Mr. Ingerfol,——
IGNORAMUS. Aurora..
^— w ..< „■.'■■■ I ■, »,.-«? — —-C
Washington, Oft. 26,
Extras of a totter from th WniJhr of the U. S.
at the Court of Madrid, dotted 291 b Aug, jia&
to the Secretary of State.,'
THE five American vtffels brought into Alg,
firas, under charge of being bound to Gibrap
» tar,were still detained thereby my last aecoynts
, from them, I have received profefts from three
,of the fcpercargoes, aod shall have further oc
cafioo tc tint of this unplesfant fubjed.
ft : o^. 30. The marshal of Teneflee bat writ-
I tea, that the census of that State will produce
[ probably 100,000 inhabitants Allowing teq
Ithofod for the deficient dm of Maryfad,
- the popoulation of the U. S. will amount to
' ,2)6,877— Being an increase, since 1790, of
1^47'55' According to this ratio our num
bers double in about 22 years and a third.
ft Philadelphia, oa. Jofhua Humphreys,
Esq. Naval Architea for the S. in this ci
ty, has been removed. We undeiftaad, how
ever, that no successor will be appointed, as it
is the phajure of the Pre,deut to abolish the of
fice. [CT The Tory. Federalists (alias /rmi/j
of order,) are greatly fretted that Jhe President
takes pleasure in abolifh'mg uftlo, offices 1 But
the American People, surely will never censure
fym for saving unnecessary salaries: even tho'
a few dozens of those enemies of Republican,
ism should lose their jaq placet, and be no lon
ger fed by the government they abuse Mr.
Jefferfon promised to " correa the procedure."]
Bo,oa, Cent. Nev. 11 We hear of the arriv-'
al at Martinique of five hundred troops from
England ; and of the embarkation from thence
of 5000 u oops on an expedition. 1
frMr. Blakely, the American Consul at Saint
/ Jago de Cuba, has been arrested and imprison
ed by order of the Governor, and hie property
f' seized. This measure is supposed to have been
in consequence of some reprt fentation of hit
being concerned io illicit trade. It is said the
!American vessels at the port were detained.
^Republican Ba,ette, November 19.
t MISFORTUNE—Nk hear from Deering,
that the house of a Mr. Sever was lately con
sumed by fire—-What makes this misfortune
more diftreffiog is, that a little boy. about 9
years old was burnt to death in tbe house.
^ Capt. Sterrett, of the US. lehr. Experiment, ,
of i4guns, has captratfftTripoiitan cruizer of,
22 gone— 30 Tripolitans killed, and a number
wounded -only a Am^ricavs wounded, and
none killed.— Good. But the Fede fay the Pre
sident has aded uAConffitutionally, in fending
~the Squadron to the Mediterranean !
k\ ft- Zama
f COMMUNICATION#.,
We understand that some fugitive are lurkia|f
about the country, offering a Mifo# currency
to unwary people— By their /aro, they appear
WHIZ to Philadilphia—They seldom
appear in Republican company ; but whenev
er they do, they are treated with prefer refpea.
*The Pattfmouth Ledger of the 3d inst. fays
that the New bills, promifidg payment in Phi
ladelphia, have been s"' at discount—that
these bills have not the creditin Boston and o
ther places, which any other bills have; that
even at the Branch bank of the U, B. " between
Which and the Newharcpfhlre bank, there ap
pears to be an offensive and defensive political
league existing, they have not the lead credit."
ff Federal Blander.
Some months finer, %,„ publilhed several
queries in his Gazette of the V. S. addressed to
Mr. Duani, Editor of the Aurora, which
charged him with passing by the name of Dun,
tourdcriog a girl in Clonmel, abfeonding to In
dia, being carried thence, 4,/cm, to England,
thence escaping to America, and changed his
same. — %,„ called on Mr. Duane to answer
those queries, and promised in case he did not,
tobave them answered by a person able—Mr.
Duane waited feme time for the anj«u)er— he at
lenght gave notice in the Aurora to Wa,ae that
unless he produced his promised answer, he
Ihould put the Law in force again him—^T„„
proposed to answer by Christmas—Duane, not
willing thus to be trifled with, has commenced
an a&ion, and required Wgae to recognize in
bonds of Lop dollars —And has pledged him
felf to withdraw the adion, if %,u will either
produce the author of the charge, (if not hiro
felf) or produce any reasonable or dreumftan
tial evidence to show that William Duane has
ever been guilty of any of those crimes, or of
any ad vicious or dishonorable.
Yet the lory papers complain of Daane for
commencing this action !—Do these friends of
order, think they may charge men with murder
with impunity ?—Muft they go all lengths in
lying ind defamation, without a check ? —No.
^ the happiness of man, the exifteace of Society,
forbid it—Discuss the public proceedings of all
public men with freedomtbut let private cha.
raaers alone —Do not falfely accuse men with
1 Murder, to damn their political charader.
Glorious Intelligence !
Republican GazeUe Office, Nov. i8&-
^^t^ . ONE o'dock P. M. 0 .
PEACE
Between FRANCE and ENGLAND.
g- This Intelligence precludes all
the rumours that have been passing—
A gentleman, direct from Boston, in
forms us that we may rely on the fad,
that a vessel from England arrived on
Sunday last, with the CERTAIN and
OFFICIAL NEWS, that the PRE
LIMINARIES of PEACE are con
eluded on and publilhed between En
gland and France— The news was in
stantly publilhed in Boston in hand^'
bills, and not a doubt remained of its
authenticity—-The terms, he thinks;
were particularly favorable to the Re
public of France—The Eastern trade
and navigation, in the Mediterranean
sea, &c. to be FREE—But as our in
formant forgot, in the hurry of busi
ness, to take a hand-bill along with
/him, wq canriot state particulars— he
is however so confident of the Truth
of the Intelligence, that relying on his
veracity, we hive anticipated the day
of our regular publication, to give the
"GLORIOUS NEWS" to our nu
merous friends, as soon as poffible—
and congratulate the Friends ofHu'
manity and Lovers of Peace, on the
, Prof,e& of a termination of a long, cru
el, and unnatural war !—— a war, not
of Right, but a war of Monarchical ^
gainft RcfeublicanPßiNci PLES !—-And
we Congratulate the Friends of the
Rights of Man, on the Triumph which
LIBERTY has gained over British 'm
ranny and indolence, in the British ac-;
knowledgment of another Republic.
Republican triumph!
We congratulate the Federalists upon
the complete Triumph ofREPUBLiA
Nanism in a Majority of the States in
the Union—if im/ft ultimately ,revail
in the whole—Gen. Joseph Bloom
field, an Old Whig of the Continen
tal Army, and a Democratic Repub
lican, is chosen Governor of Newjer.
fey—he was chosen by the Legislature;
RAN away from the fubferiber, on
the evening of the 15th ioftant, an in,
dented boy, named Zebuloo, commonly called
Zebulon Tbarter , but will probably call his name
' r o, -He took no clothes with him but
what he wore—he had on a ffiort brown coat,
a pair of old shoes flit in the instep—He is in
his fixteeoth year —very stout—about 5 feet $
inches high—short brown hair and very curly.
Whoever will return said boy, flhall have One
Piftareen reward, and no charges paid. And
all perfoos are forbid so harbour, troll or em
ploy him, as they would avoid the penalty of
the law. \ JOSEPH MOULTON,
London, Nov. 17th, 1801. 42.
—.— _—— ———^—: ,— cm .
Sale at Audiori.
BY virtue of a licence from the Hon,
Ebinszsa Champney, Judge of Pro
bate, &c. for the county of Hillfboroogh, so
much of the real estate of Christopher Gould,
late of Hopkinton, in said county deceased, sit
uated in Hopkinton,) as will reife the fam of
two hundred and twelve dollars, will be fold at
Public Auaion, at the late dwelling buufe of
said deceased, on Monday the 7th day of Dec
ember next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and
a valid title made to the ptirchafer. Condi
tions of sale to be seen at the time and place of
sale. BENJAMIN B. DARLING,
fo/f„ LEVINA GOULD,
Administratrix to fald Chrirtopher's
Hopkinton, Nov. 13 1801. Estate.
—— ——=—=—=
Samuel Webster's Eflate.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given to
all perfoas indebted to the estate of Samu
^iWebber, clothier, deceased, late of Newchef* %
ter, in the county of Grafton and state of New
hampfliire, that three months more from this
time will be allowed them to fettle the demands
of said estate against them— that a number of
book accounts are left with Mr Ephraim Web™
fter of said Newebefter, With whom those in
debted may call and fettle- and unless pay,
meats be made to him, or to the fubferiber, by
the middle of February next, the accounts of
all delinquents at that time will be put into
Other hands to colled, " in the umeo, thefati
of NewbampJbire," with, the imall addition of a
Lawyer's rm MOSES WEBSTER,
4 Administrator on said Elbte.
Bradford, Mtfoebufate, Nro. 14, 1801. 42
^There's no Friendship in Trade,"'
Q ONCE MORE, in this via) !
Arid then I will leave you to a. Lawyer— You
who are indebted to Moses Davis, for Old Pa
pers printed in Concord, have been often called
upon in this wa, to pay—One would suppose
froth your manner of treating the business, that
you believe Printers demands need never be
paid—But, those demands which I hold, lam
determined to convince you must be paid—l
have from experience found, that printers have
a hard bargain of it to print Nedrapers at the
price they do, even if they realized the utter- ,
most farthing, and loft nothing—l find top, iri
the way that people generally pay, (or rather
do net pay) the Printer loses about one quarter
of his earnings—Now therefore, asl am legal
ly authorized to coHea fald Moses Davis's Old
debts in this quarter, Thereby inform all dt
linquents, that unless they pay me, within Six
Weeks, I must try another mode of colleaion,
by getting a Mat of Law to fend each of them
the Coooplretok of the State, by a SPECIAL
MESSENGER—and fold the Co, be more'
than the debt, the, must charge it to their own
negligence, or folly, and not blame their friend
and humtile fervaht, -
Concord, Nov. 19 DAVID DAVIS.
LETTERS in the Post Office, for Dud. Jona.
Kittridge, Canterbury. Wm. Maruo, Nabbe
Abbot,Concord. Capt. Afi Roberson, Pem
broke. Abraham Burnham,Dunbarton. John
Corfer, Befcawen. Wm. Hu chinfon, Andrew
Sargent, Wm. Taggard, Huifoorough;