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... — True Briton. The Court of Vienna has at length confen red to the liberation of La Fayette, on condition of his going to America. By a letter from Milan we alio learn, that the city of Mantua had, by order of Buonaparte, been very largely fupplied with ...
... and Philadelphia, up to the January, which appears that all hopes of friendly accommodation between {he two Republics of America and France, eem at an end,— Yefterday we ftated the arrival of Captain Hallowell at the Admiralty; with difpatches from Sir ...
... following is an of a letter, to near Duett, receive-) from Philadelphia few days ago. The fentiments which it respecting America, inferefting to thi> country and the author, hi, politicl principles, is a Democrat, and wis one rhofe deluded Englifhmen ...
... Very rece t date announce, that the chiefs -of the revolutionary fad ion at Gaudaloupe have left that lilana, and retired to America, with whatever they could carry with them. The f«-.me letters ftate, that for a longtime no merchant Ihip coming from France ...
... buftnefs f kidnapping men will undergo a proper fcrutiny. On the 25th of June died at Grafton, in the State ofMaflachufets, (America) Mrs. Martha Willard, reli£l of Major Jofeph Willard, aged 100 years. Her pofterity confifts lr>f children, grandchildren ...
... dignity blended with ftrong reprobation of the proceedings of the Executive Directory ol France, which lead us to conclude that America, freed front all Revolutionary idea*, now thoroughly underftands her true and permanent intereft. IntheHonfe of Commons on ...
... the melancholy intelligence given in late Paris paper, of the total deftruction of the cities of Cuzeo and Quito, in South America, by an earthquake. A regular chain cruizers for the fulleft protection the trade on the Eaftern coaft the kiiigriom, now occupies ...
... forms of the will admit of it. Mr. IL.dfon (lately an eminent fpeaker amor-git the Correfpondir.g Society) is about Afylun America. Monday jccFrer.ch prifoneis embarked at I'eterboroegh-quay for France, be exchanged : Their deitie .nor was f'trikinpty decent ...
... militia immediately, of the continuance of war with France. _ A perfon to whom eftate was fame time fince bequeathed in America, and for the difcovery of which confiderable rewards have been offered, has lately been traced to a gibbet;_ having been hanged ...
... famine The fleet from Jamaica was to fail from Port Royal the of July, and from Bluefields the 26th. By the laft advice! America learrt, that fpecial meeting of the New York Chamber of Commerce had been held, when was refolved» as their opinion, relative ...
... France. Yefterday the firft cartel arrived at Dover, filled with Btitifti foldierSi tec. . The treaty between thii Country and America* is moft liberal well a politic ftate paper. It is evidently founded upon pribtiplet bf mutual good wllh well as , Upon thofe ...
... as it was generally expected that war would be immediately declared by the Executive Directory againft the United States America. - • • Hie Hull Packet, of Hull, Captain Stickney, from Oporto, laden with wines, is arrived Plymouth.; die failed under convoy ...