... j mifi.ke that was immediately redlified. It '» ■ leaft probable that America is 'be ese ' of a rupture wi'h France, as that hoflilmes will , take place between coutry and America. , From France ha* receifed much grea provocation than from England. Another ...

... AMERICA. Wafhington. 'Tuffday Die. 3, 1805. —This i noon, Mr. Ts, the Prelilt-ni’s Sccrfta» , following ineiTage the ! Prcfiiem of the United States, to both Congrefs ; _ | the S-nate and Ilnufe Reprefema'ivcs A. moment when the nations Europe ire in ...

... AMERICA. JiOSTO.t—;.TA a* 15. tpt- Cutter, arrived ,tt Portland, from Mr.rti•.c which hit t the acth P_prJ, triform*;, ti’.ttt he tasv Trinid-nd Paper, received there the cay before he foiled, which fay, that Mi tar. had taken Margaretta, Cur.tar.a, ...

... AMERICA. deceived New York Uic It. .Tliey ccntain fome inrsliigence Mirarioa, it appears, tlijrt though _hs may liave loft f.vojjf his fchooners, the expedition is likely to be clowned 'fcuh'completeTuccefs. - have extraded the fdlloviing articles upon ...

... is led with his own and dphiions. Apropos of the future Prince Regent of America. When Mr. Randolph in conclave alked Who knows but the Prince Regent of the future King America, now puling his nurfesarms, (young Jerome Bonaparte, at Baltimore), is within ...

... AMERICA. On the inftant, motion was made J. H. Davis, Efq. difttia attorney of the thated States, in the Federal Court Kentucky, charging Aaron Burr, itfq. with high crimes and mifdemeanors, in being engaged in preparing military erp. dition for the purpofc ...

... AMERICA. (Frm t'tt Rirgmin Gnmtrrt, Mnf tO.J tint row. May 30.—1 he lolfmt.tg extradl waa romtnunicatcd in a letter (rom Major Fp'rk , at Fort AHam>. and dated the 7:h ulr. to a gentlemnn in fine..Ate. atnfi cf * leiter from a lleatran. our Irraji it ...

... AMERICA. J**. TbeSenSta ibis dug, according to ihaiv Kafolt ion Saturday, nrelve o'clock pVaelfcly**pf*f*nt Members. Tbu thru* Supiaaa Court tppesr in a few maintots afwiwardt, and being feaied bar, * . , Mr. Racd (a end faio, Mr.Spadker. era now arrived ...

... AMERICA. 'Hie l> Proclamation, publiHied t!-.2 Prcfident, for fiipjn-efiioii of the in the vicinity Jjtrke Cliiirnpl Jn; Whereas !jw been received, that fundry perfrns art* and confederating J.ake and the country adjacent, tbr the purnofes the the States ...

... AMERICA. Since writing the above have received fome American news of interrd -. it is hot of fo late date that which appeared in our Paper of Tuefday laQ, but it is not the important. This intelligence dated Boftoa, the 14th of November, aud Rates, that ...

... AMERICA. Natchcc. Jolt I.—The folloii'ing eery «- trnordinary rircumfcnce O'Currod » lew fin r. If ihs ndvorafr* for ilurllinf ore compelled to fettle •• efTairt of Koitour” (imil tmniier, flbflilutlng a comtnon linngman terminate tliefcene, plnco of ...

... AMERICA. The following important document, cnp-.ed from the American Norfolk Herald-, is one of the abieil refutations of the advocates tor the American iimhargo we have yet ; it has been infilled that Bonaparte’s Decrees went to exclude from ail commerce ...