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... Dey is making 1 I very attive preparations for war, and that in ad• 1 dition to Ruffia, Sweden, and the United States of America, &c. it is thought he will not be long 1 before he breaks with France. . LONDON, Dec. 5. The arrival of further intelligence ...
... who will alfo have the direaion of the military departmect of America. The place of Minitter of Finances for America is in el to that for Europe; and the department ot for Europe and America, is alio united in one perlan, M. Porlier. On the zoth ult. the ...
... regions. They neither quote nor produce any inftrument ute by which t.,ngland acknowledges their occupancy of any part of America under thelatitude or so N.—They (: :ote the Pope's Bu'ls ; but a tide founded on fuch inflrnments, is Nide attended to in ...
... chain, which binds civil lociety in peace and harmony. The revolutionifts of France have no idea of a God. By accounts from America, we learn, that a war between the United States, and the Spaniards, on the Banks of the Mitliffippi, is inevitable. Bruffels ...
... important benefits to this country. An acknowledged right to trade to, and fettle on every part of the North weft coact of America, not inhabited by Spanifh fettlers.—This will e- Itablith the fur trade on a molt extenfive fcale, which will afford an excellent ...
... of the National ffembly, a•e allowed the full eniiyment of all thole privileges whiLh that feet experience in England and America. The National Affembly of France not in the leaft int , midated by the feditious behaviour of the people of Allace, have ordered ...
... with a general, No, No, No. Mr. Lamb then read to the people the Aft of Parliament that impoles the duty en tea impoi ted to America, and after inakrng lone peitinent remarks on the Commons of Great Britain's giving and granting the property of the Arne] ...
... THURSDAY's POST. Philadelibia, Oil. tB. NOTWITHSTANDING much has been done in North America, towards the `mitig-tion and gradual annihilation of ilavety, Inc black people in too many parts of the Southern States, are dill fubjed to the mod wanton abutes ...
... Cape Blanco, in lat. 43, to Cooke's River, the Enghfh. have as undoubted a claim as the Spaniards have to the rat of South America, if priority of difiovery can give it; but if it be contended that taking poffeffion, and forming fettlements is neceffary ...
... is oot yet pnblitheS: Orders were on Saturday given trona she Ordnance Board to prevent the exportation of final! arms to America, Of the 'Welt-ladies, except on Government accoont and the Cornmigioners at all the out ports ja. oojoined to lee this order ...
... nal Chart of France. When takes place, the King mutt of courfe be fet rokee.-Chiefs who were in London, art Cherokee, in America, on the aoth ult. It t . ,at another deputation from that body, with tcl..at to Government of all the curiofities of their ...
... Irons the combat, one of %,hich bore , he Royal Flag. (din rica,) May 26. Captain Gray of the Columbia, having putin South America was ix rinitted by the Coommandant to tarry a !CA days to wvcd an A..t.i ; Le: azi ...