... If aOually at war with America 1• adoption offueh a line ofcondn. 4 tnwarda tbia count. > whilll the French flag treated with ref.-ect throne 1- otat the ptuva America, bat brought the quellinn between Creat Britain and America a point which exclude* ...

... AMERICA No mtafaref of the admtniftration of which the late Uuke was at the head, were more generally throughout the country than which related to the conduct our hoengn Allairs; and, among thefe, none met with more general and complete apurobatton than ...

... AMERICA. The royal mail steam-ship Caledonia, Captain Lott, arrived in the Mersey at noon, Sunday, from Boston and Halifax, with the usual semi-monthly mails from Canada and the United States. The New York advices this arrival extend to the 15th instant ...

... we were slimily at war with America. adoption of tech a tine of cried towards this cornet y, whin the French flag is treated with thronel.. out the ports of America, has btought the Resnik,. between Great Britain and America to a point which excludes all ...

... AMERICA. The Hermann, Ocean Steam Navigation Company's ship, arrived at Coweß on Monday morning at two o'clock, two days earlier than she was expected, having left New York on the 20th of June. She transhipped her mails and passengers (66> who were forwarded ...

... AMERICA. The steam-ship Washington arrived on Saturday at Southampton, bringing advices from New York to the 23rd. The screw steam-ship Sarah Sands arrived at New York at midnight on the 22nd ultimo ; and on the same day the royal mail steam-ship Britannia ...

... AMERICA. THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. British and North American Royal Mail steam-ship Cambria, Captain Shannon, which sailed from New York on the 6th inst., has arrived Liverpool. She brings the usual mails from Canada and the United States. The intelligence ...

... AMERICA. The American government has converted the congrefs for the of October; and in the mean time thefchooner Revenge is to to England, with 'difpatches on the fuhjeet. No retaliation is to take place till her return, but the are to fortified, gun-boats ...

... AMERICA. _We are possession of four days’ later dates from New Fork a transient vessel. The papers are of the 4th inst., ;nt they contain no news of importance. The expected •great failure” in London, [meaning the Bank and the rovernment) not having been ...

... AMERICA. Extract from Paniy.hlct, entitled, clear and concise Statement New York, and die surrounding Country containing a faithful account of many of those base impositions, which are constantly and uniformly practised upon British Emigrants, by crafty ...

... AMERICA. FOURTEEN DAYS LATER. ARRIVAL THE ACADIA S T E A M E K. Liverpool, Saturday Morning, The Britisli and North American Royal Mail earner Acadia, Captaiu Stone, lias just arrived re from Boston . aud Halifax, after passage of only teu days from the ...

... AMERICA No meafum which the late Uukc of Pinked was at she head, were inure .generally popsies , Ithfuesbout the weary than ileac which rebated be abs of our Foreign Affairs • led, among their.. mew mit with more general aid eaniplete appraised= than ...