... AMERICA. It will bf recollect. d, that much cppofition was made by a tu.biilent f.iftion in America tothe trea- ty concluded b. tween Lord Grenville and Mr Jay. On the 24th ofMarch, the Efoufe of Representa- tives paifed a rcfolution, which had for its ...

... AMERICA. PHILADELPHIA, N°*. 16. The Citizen P. A. Adet informs his fellow-citi- zens, That, by order of the Executive Directory, he has this day notified the Secretary of State of the fufpenfion of his functions as Minilter Plenipotentia- ry of the French ...

... AMERICA. Oeokge Tow.., Janaar-f 27. The following is an extiacf of a letter from an A- merican Gentleman in Nt-w Orleans tc his fiiend in this town, dated 12th Sept. 1739. Tiie fparks uf .liberty,' which were d-fcot_r*d fome time paft in South America ...

... AMERICA SAVsiNNAH, Ncrsembcr 29. On Saturday the a6th inftanf, this city exhibited a fcene ofdtfolatiuli and diftrefs, probably moie aevfuiiy calamitous than any previoully experienced in America. Between lix and feveii o'clock in the evening, a fmall ...

... AMERICA. NEIV-TORK, A:,r. 8. YcHerday, arrived in this city, about halt p___ twelve o'clock, Citizen Geaet, Mio'idcr Plenipotentiary from the P.epuliic of Trance to the United Scates cl _ ?? He. was, received at the battery by a Coounittcc of f o ,_y ...

... AMERICA. PRirADtLrnia, UAitca 10. j The imparl ir.r Ie from Gre.it Britain -r.-.ttrnue; ar. nnfk ?? ver, and is r.ilfiei 0:1 ircr.-af'r ;it bears down -d! cmn- pctition. C::v expnrti are on the decline, owing to tt.e high Bills on an-,- i-ai-r of Europe ...

... AMERICA. We have dus forenoon received a Setter from Qudwc, of the very recent date of tlie I.sth nit. It contain* the aewwrat of an aciion wiiicfe has taken place between the militia of upper Canada, in conjan&ian witb the Indians, and General Waine ...

... AMERICA. SAVANNAH, DEC. IC. The north-weft corner of this city, where the beft houfes flood that were left after the hft tire, has been confinncd by the fame deilruclive dement. The church, the court-houfe, (both juft handfomelv re- paired) the Dutch ...

... AMERICA The following Letter has been tranfmitted by the Secre- tary of the Treafury to the Collectors of the different ports of the United States. [Circular to the Collcitors of the Cc Horns. J PlZaddphia, Aug. 4 . 1793. Sir, IT appearing that repeared ...

... AMERICA. From the Knoxville Gazeite. A MONSTER. In February laft, a detachment of mounted In- fantry, commanded by Captain John Beard, pe- netrated fifteen miles into the Cumberland moan- tain. On Cove Creek, Enfign M'Donald and another man, in advance ...

... AMERICA At a time when the American, nation is on the • point of being drawn into the vortc-.c oi European war, | i we flutter ourfalres that an addrefs frcm the Legiilature ! ■ol i . ?? Hamplhiie will not be unacceptable. Permit { j us, Sir, to e ...

... AMERICA E'-tr.-iiT. of re. Letter from a Gentleman In N.rr-'i A tr.e- ji.-a to I.is Fr'ci.'l in Scoriaadj elated L\ter.ihef 4 119S- .The French democrats and aaitlaeran combine tact* quarrel here, and friniirtimes lab! „,ic ariorbcr iia duel*, General ...