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... 31. 6d. ; Lower k ; Upper Gill. Is. This Evening, THE CONSCIOUS LOVERS. PROPOSITI TENAZ. LONDON: TVESDAY, JANUARY 23. As American arrived in town this , morning with dispatches, fur Government, who are reported also to havp reeved other diepatches from ...
... seems to have taken place in the intercourse between Mr. JACKSON and the American Government, yet, his IvJESTIC'S Ministers have received repeated assuraitioel from the American Minister in London, that it is ;be most anxious wish of his Government to ...
... ar cived 0ff.1 166 1 Cilais has just landed a gentleman, who diately departed for London with dispa,tcbes' said to be an American Messenger. ' tAi lonaet to poil clay /hick co PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 22:--Came last the Lovely Lass,' MILLER, from, Gottenbu Guernsey ...
... arrived off here from Calais has just landed Gentleman, who immediately departed for London with dispatches. is said to be an American Messenger. Portsmouth, Jan. 22.—Came in last evening the Lovely Lass, Miller, from GotteftbungH for Guernsey; left Gottenburgh ...
... achocui. cr, from the Eastward; and the Minstrel,of Id. *' DovTrTj an- 22.—A vessel arrived off here from Calais, has just landed a gentleman, who immediately departed for London with dispatches. He is said an American Messenger. , MAUKIKO. A Olcnnif ...
... entered with the United .States. It was the opinion »f the British Cabinet, that such agreement ought to abolished, and of the American that it ought kept. Ol the former opinion decidedly was ; and although he did net wish impute blame Mr. Erskine, still was ...
... Glasgow on Thursday, says, There is scarcely doubt that the bill allow American vessels to ] where they please, and import goods the produce or manufacture of any country from winch American vessels are not prohibited, will pass into a law, and for the best ...
... ALETTER on the GENIUS and. DISPOSITIONS of the FRENCH GOVERNMENT, including a View of the Taration of the French Empire. By AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, Recently returned from Europe.. Philadelphia, Printed.—Reprinted . for Longman, Hunt, and Orme, Paternoiter-rcw ...
... Received per Mull this Evening, Westall’s IllustratloDs the LAY the LAST MINSTREL. Westall’* Illustrations of MARMION, proof nnrrcssions, published by John Sharp, ondon 1810. Also, Part First and Second, The Works of W!E-HOGARTH, Elucidated Descriptions ...
... Portuguese 74, burnt; ffhip transjtort, with troops. No. 571; brig ditto, cargo unknown, letter L. Y.; English merchant ship*, C, American ditto, 7 , ami Spanish ditto, 11. 9BW ll* TUB VlutoA, H, got off, and secured at the Paz frigate, t'unit; Mrrcuric nJoop ...
... Achi.'le, Bulwark,' Zcalows', Invincible; Triumph, of the line, 1 frigate, and Minstrel sloop. According to all that tan collected, about 36* English, Spanish, and American ships have snffered. The..Antelope, Capt. Macleod, is arrived with dispatches from ...
... Tonnant; Acbine, Bulwark,' Invincible.-Triumph, of the line, Ethalion. frigate, and Minstrel sloop* According ail.that can collected, about English, Spanish, and American ships have, suffered. ~; The Afltejope, Capt. Macieod,• is'arrived: the Hon .'Mr ...