... oiiici-.fis of America, WE do Refolve, lil. Thai ws confukr it* as ?? with the iuteicfi snj i'gnity of the good permit: cf this State, that any p;*7;.ii v. ha hath voluntarily withdrawn himfeif from this, oa- aa* of the ?? nited States of America, fince the ...

... AMERICA. Ncac-Haven, Aug. 6. Laft Friday evening, a little before nine o'clock, a very remarkable phenomenon in the heavens was feen here. Ir. was an homogeneous light, refembling in fome degree the Aurora Boreatis, though different from it, on ac_ count ...

... be withdrawn, tiil America had fulfilled the conditions relative to the Loyalifts. He could declare, for thofe who might be thought likely to come into office, that they had not the molt diftant idea of renewing the war in America. — The refolutions were ...

... reftore the freedom of commerce with America. Mr D. Hartlei was of opinion, this wouid not anfwer the Right Hon. member's objeci ; as fuch a bil! will enable us to trade mati America, but would not enable America to trade with us ; for though, under this ...

... tlie peace had been icceivtd in America with infinite fatisfaction, and that orders had been if „ ied by Congrefs for a general thanksgiving. As loon as the news of the peace was announced from au- thority in America, it was welcomed in General Walhington ...

... the United States of America, ninv (untill further otder) be imported by Britiili fubjecl in .Britifh built fhips, owned by liis Majeily's fiibjects, and navi- gated according to law, from any port ofthe United States of America, to any of his Mnjefty's ...

... Majefly, the Moil Chiiftian King, the King of Spain, the States General ofthe United Provinces, urn! the United States ol America, and enjoining the obler- C i: •' ) RG L ?? T I - - 1-rvj- AM ?? i! Articles were UgneJ ;:t Paris, on ?? the thirtieth, day ...

... intei courfe with America. Mr Secretary Fox agreed, that this meafnre alone would be . infiiliicicnt ; he therefore intended to follow it up witli another ] bill, for repealing the act impofing a necefficy on Blips coming ! from America of being provided ...

... intituled, An Aft for preventing certain inftruments from being required from fliips belonging to the United •' States of America, and to give to His M,ijnffy. for a. li- v n-ited time, certain powers for the better carrying on trade ** and commerce between ...

... then adieu to your trade. Can it be osse moment doubted, that if timber, tar* i- ron, Sec. is allowed to be imported from America free of duty, your trade can (land? The duty upon a hundred deals is about 40 s. s:nd upon all the other articles in proportion ...

... intituled, An act for preveht- ing certain inltruments from being required from fliips be- longing to the United States of America, and to give to his 41 *. Majefty, tor a limited time, certain powers foi the better currying on trade and commerce between ...

... the Duke of Portland prefented to the Houfe of Peeisthe Definitive Treaties between Prance, Spain, and the United Slates of America. The titles were read, and the Treaties ordered to lie on the Table, Ccurnfel were this day called to the Bar of tlv H oft ...