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... AMERICA. Any information relating to country fo much the objeft of emigration America at prefent, will, we have no doubt, acceptable to our readers. The following taken from the ingenious pamphlet of Mr. Thomas late Manchester, publifhed and draws a parallel ...
... AMERICA. PnitAOFtruiA, AT*IL B'. THOMAS Fitzfimmons, Efq. Philadelphia, and James Innes, F.lq. of Virginia, are ap: pointed the part of the United ; States, liquidate Briiifh rlaims Philadelphia. Ycfterday the of Reprefentative*, a mi- F joriry 7, patted ...
... AMERICA. (PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 6. * the French Conful, who came from Charleftown to replace Monf le Tombe, Conful-General, has been refuted to be received by the Prelident. It is faid, that he is going off fot France, having obtained a paffport for that ...
... AMERICA. PHILADELPHIA, MARCH I ...
... AMERICA. ,1 CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. 'I ' MONDAY, DECEMBER 10. - , O ATURDAY, at twelve o'clock, the Prefident •, [ he United State* met both Houfcs of Congrcfi, in-the Reprefeoutivea' Chamber, and addreffedthem it follows : - , Gentlemen of Senate ...
... AMERICA. To MESSAGE FROM GENERAL WASHINGTO CONGRESS, MAY Gentlemen of the Senate, and of the Houfe of Reprefentatives, : T lay before you certain information, whereby | it would appear, that forme encroachment was about to be made on our territory, by ...
... AMERICA. XHB Philadelphia paper*, which have been received 'JP the a6tb of January, are prineifilled with ftate document* relating the negotiatioa with France, which the PrvGdent, in purfuance a |>affage in hi* addrefs to Congrefs, laid before that affembly ...
... AMERICA. ExtraS from a letter -written by a gentleman of high charafier in the Government of the United States, dated at Philadelphia, nth February. *' R ADAMS has bee* eledted Prefident, j V and Mr. Jeffetfon Vice-Prefident, both of whom will certainly ...
... AMERICA. Prejidext Wajhirtgton s Speech to of the United States. PrntArfELPHtA, DEC. 8. THIS day, at twelve o'clock, the Prefident met both Houfes of the Legiflature, of the United Scates, at the Congrefs-hall, and delivered the following fpeech: Fellozv ...
... jult publithed ; it will of between America and his native country, courfe prefent the ftrongett claims to the ferious Mr. Coorer, in a letter of the public. to a friend, thus expreffes himfelf : MY DEAR SIR, In America, partic ularly out of the large towns ...
... welfare of America promoted juft in propottion as you ladies unfold the dawn of that early fkill and induttry; ' the effects of which are to caft fo bright a colouring dn fucceeding years. Ambitious to profit from all European patterns, América is ftill ...
... AMERICA. New-York, May 22. On Thurfday Capt. Rev-' nolds fpokc with Capt. Lyndfay, in the Falcon floop of war, who acquainted him, that having advice that a iloop lay at place called Sandwich, that had carried fome provifions to Providence, &c. for the ...