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NoYCMlU.' 12, 1796. .
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THIS t)? tS PUBUSHttV - :
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NO RT H-C A R O LI N A
For the Year of pur Lord. .1797, ;
' And of American Ini)e p i noi nc 1,-xxj ,-xxi i .
Being the 1 ft after Leap Year. .
Calculated lor the Meridian of Raleigh, 35
Deg. 54 Min. North Lat .3 Deg 36
V Min. Longitude; Weft from Philadel-
' PHI A. .'"- ' ' v' :.:-r-:'-
C O N-1- E N T S.
Chronological Cycles, .
Solar and Lunar -eclipfes, : -Clendar,.
V. ' ." '. " ' -"
Remarkable days and alpeft of the weather.
Kiting and letting ot the lun, ; -
Phafes, rifingv louthiug, ' letting age
place of tlie"ihbofl v r"
Setting ot courts, t y - , ,
Caufes of a count ry's growing rich,
Receipt, for preferving turnips from inle&s,
To prcferve butter facet the whole
. year, - ;;7 :
jTorbitters, to prevent the fever and
on difchoufjes arid ftalls under pretext of hav
, mg difcovered a revolutionary plot, and of
vtbe hecemty of difcoveringand feizingthe ac
complices' ; ' , ..'' . ,:.
When-thebhalarAes became fufficiently
ftrong, hewtmld have pultheJircr
and thofe deputies who are obnoxious to them
to the fword, and in the midft of the general
confttfyun they would hare proclaimed the a-
code of 1793
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and
with joy, and proclaiming the neceffity ofa
new revolution and of a "purgation of the
councils. -They cannot even .themfelves pre:
tend after proofs .the mod cenvinpng that
have been adduced, that it was not the Jaco-
MM..y.Mvuivc;..piayea tms trick -jalt nij
asue,
Cure for froft bites,
A method for prefer vingmcet frelh for whole
years Ugether '
Female heroifm, -.
Anecdotes,
Poetry ;
Character of tit. Tamimny, .
The Way to grow thin,
The way to grow rich, .
Coins of the United States, as eftab:ifhed by
.. law, :
h table fliewing the value of Foreign gold
Uanrin federal andftate currency,
A table (hewing the value of cents, in ftate
x currency,
A table of iatereft, at 6 per cent
Trice ONE SHILLING
-, Stores will be fupplied at the rate of
flullings per dozen, tV:rty.two (hillings and
fix-pence, per half-gn'ifs, and three pounds
rer grofs.
Orders from the country (by poft or other
wife) will be attended to .
P 7"AR": 1 7. S, ' Slumber "13.
Though they have bnly half fucceeded,
thy vvSll hope neverthelels that they have
perfuaded government that theroyalifts have
attempted the grand irrbke fp often announc
ed by Louvet, roultter, Le Jturml ksmm
mes Libres, and that nothing remains but to,
deliver itfelf up anew to the terrorifts TBut
every thing has failed and ended in a pitiable
fa-ce becauTe theie wasneither unanimity
nor concert among the conlpiratoVsand Co-.
chon,' the tniriilte"r of pblice, had pilwous In
formation of what .was to happens
' The white colours have been planted, but
fonie of thofe who planted them have been
feized, and they turn out to be certain mem
bers very we'l known, belonging to she re
volutionary committees, panegy rifts of '-Ba-'
bauf and of Drouet, and lome new friends
of Louvet. - - 1
. Squ'bs and crackers have bten firtdon fe
Veral quarters. But, no perfon is alarmed.
One of the confpintors was killed, who was
a well known terroj ift. Cithers of the fame
defcription are wounded. . t '
1 he tninifter of pnlite krows the name of !
the terrorift who engravedyfr tars de lys upon
the white colours, ihey have found: in the
, poffeffion of another, a. tnanifefto figtied by
a pretended marquis tie canberg, declaring
that all the republicans and all thofe who vo
ted for the death of the king ftxuld .be maf
facred. . ' '
The Jacobins, after the vl&ory, ought to
fliew this mauilefto, in order to make it be
believed that they had reafon to aflafllnate
their adverfarics. In ' fine) every thing is
quiet and tranquil, thanks to the vigilance
of theminifteir of police, and to the bad ad
drefoof the confpirators, who are about four
hundred m number. 1 his farce tends com
pletely toimmaikthe Jacobins, and to fill up
the lv.ealure of their audacity. 1 he moment
was not ill chofen. On the night between-
the icth and 1 ith Babaut and lome of than
which they afcribe to therovalifts: in order
, to co-er thofe real confpiracies which the
'I erroj ifts are every day fomentingagainft the;
conftitution and the public tranquility.' " .
Jn line, the; partizans of a iiew infurrefti.
on do not coniider themfelves as' beaten
l hey have fworn thatr before the"exhirati-
on of fifteen days, they will difcover at leaft
two or : three roy alift conrpiracies, in order
to withdraw the atttntion and indignation,
of the public from Babocufand his accompli
cesi.
H A V. R E, Auguft 29.
H E C O fit S P I R A CY.
(From PerWs JoMrnJ.J,
'HE niiht before laft was devoted by
the terrorllhto the mi)(l horrible con-
fp'racies. ' o.ue time ago their friends and
their accomplices made preparations for fecu
ri.pg the fuccefs of tie r infernal fthemes, by
jticelTantly acculing of royalifm and chouan
ifin the'wifeft reprefentativesjof the people,
the new deputies, and a multitude of good
citizenidevotcdrothecomtttutioncf 170S
They pretended to think that the republic
vas in d-nger, and bctr- cd by thofe whofe
duty it was to defend it. They endeavoured
to d.vcrt the public indignation from the
crime of Bubocuf, of Droct,:arjd the fuc
cetTors cA Rolefpurre. Bat the virtory was
flow, and they attempted the night before laft
to accelerate its arrival.
Favored by the darkncfs'of the night, they
planted at the utcs of almoft all the new
municipalities whitecolour wither Je lys,
and an infeription, hng Lhr. Louis Xr'III.
fll the citizens re commanded to wear the
vtb'UectckaJe ; death ti the rrpuM'tcans In
. the trean while, many of them ran through
the ftrcct crying l ive U Ro'u In fcveral
quarters they cullributcdAhitc cockades, let
' oiTcrackcrs, and. endeavored to fpreadcon.
. Itcrnation. ; V - "
prjobjec was obvious ; it wasto fcat.
tcr alarm thrpujhout Paris, to terrify the
ftoodcimens ; to collcft round them all the
- 4hie vc iathc profocd of plunder, to fall un.
Yefterday tvening arrived in thlHiaVbduu,
an Engliih Ihip; the Uxbridge with a flag
of truce ; (he has on board feveral cafes con
tainbg different' objeas- of naturul hiftoryj
cplleaed byD'Entrecafleaux during" hi
voyage - It-will be recollecjted that this ex
pedition, the object of which was to obtaia
information refpecling the fate of M de Ix
Peyroufe, fuppofed to be loft in the taftern
feas has aftbrded proof of his difcoVeries
having become the prey 6f the enemy.--Fifteen
months ago, they Vere fent to" Eng
land. But upon application ; from our go
vernment, Great-Britaul has confented to
the return of this the common nroperty ot
u poiiiccu naiions.
fet oft for Vendomc in ilrong carriages.
1 hey w ould haye refcucd them on the jour
ney. The reft of the culprits mm: be taken
there to night. They have fpared them the
fat'gues of the journey.. ,
Louvet certainly nieantto prepare the pub-;
lie mind yefterday fcr a royaliit plo by his
' grand declamation againft the Chouans in the
council of five hundred but in the fright at
what has palled, he has all on a fudden lolt
the power both of fpeakins and thinking ; he
has ltuttercd rmd remained dumb. '
1 he reft of the Terrorift Journals have
not been fo prudent. Some days ago their
fur was directed againftCochon. lluycon.
fidently predicted a commotion w hich wato
B E L F A S T September t6i 7
This morning prefented A very iinufual '
appearance in this town.' A lar body bt
cavalry appeared in arms, the artillery pa
raded, and there was every appearance of
war. Several great people came to town.
Mr. John Pollock, attorney a tended by
Lord DoWNSHlRK, Lord WESTMEATil,
Lord Castlereagh, &c. Detached guards
were ftationed in feverai parts of the town,. .
and feveral of the inhabitants were irrefted, .
under warrants finned by Mr. Jufticc Boyd,.
now relident as we underftand, in Dublini
bir Sampson's houfe in particular was be-
fet with foldiers, and fearcficd, by virtue of
t warrant, to apprehend Mr SamufX Nitt-
son, for high treafon, who was at the lame
moment walking publicly on change. ' Th?
fearth was made by. the Earl of tYestmeath"
accompanied by captain Coulstom of the
artillery, and a large armed guard of horfe
and foouJvlr.. Sampson aflured thefe gen
tlcmcn that Mr. Neilson had been but a
few minutes before at his houfe, where her
had always been a welcome gUeft; and' had
left it fo lately jhat he was furprifed they had
notnet him on the wayr Mr Sampson
faid, that his w.fe had lain In fome days be-
lore, ana mignt ue aiarmcu by lucn an ap
peafance. . Lord. W estm eath made the U
fual apologies and fearched every room; do
let, pantryi ac. m me nouie, and amonra
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nappeu, auo wiiu.ii mcy taucu ruyanim un. j me reit, tearcnea mat orivini oAMPSOS,
dcr the colour of anachy j but this was on- 1 tltho' Mr. Sampson jocularly aflured him,
ly ' preparing a fubtcrfuge for ihemTelves in" j 0 c waVnot, as' fome ladies are, in the habit
cafe the attempt failed oiiuccefiM 1 he com I jf prirately harbourinc centlcmen.
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motion of that night, to fpeak like Louvet,
has btcii te rorilm under the colour of royi
lifit It is clearly announced this morning
in the Journal des Hommes Librcs. It it
there laid hi advice to the people, that all the
figruls are ready. Louvet tells lib friends alfo
imheSeminclle, that there are etnigrants in
Paris, &e. Pouhicr declared fome days a
go, that there wotdJ be a change that the
Cluman majority in the councils would not
laft that the d.rctftory would again become
terrorifts
One cannot but perceive the difmay and
etnbarraiTment ol tSc apologifts and friends of
omc time after his depsrrarr. he return
ed to fcarchthe ruyloft, and fonie other pre
miflcs which we (lull not name. 4 Mr. Samp
son offered to open the the band-boxes but
that was politely refuled ori'the part of the
noble lord ; upon whitly Mr. S.MriON a f.
fured him, th-t he moft have had very
ignorant advifvrsrffpefting'hotrfes atd prr
Ions in Bclfaft whtnhc was directed to look
either for any concealment in his hcufc, or
what is, mere, when he fuppofed thst Mr.
Nf.lLSON, wiiowasanhoneft and tn hor.or
able man, would he found concealed in anv
plaa Accordingly, when the guard .was
B-bccuf who 5'ghtdayi ao were exulting t removed from the door, he went on the
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