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... nts, and fo many years of undecitive warfare, do not yet defpair to be able to make impreflion, the iron frontier France AMERICA. Jan. By letters received from Baltimore-, dateel the 21ft December, we are much concerned learn the death of that great anel ...
... Containing difpatches from Lord William Bentiuck FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Retrofpec't of Affairs at the beginning of the v£ar —4 America: —death and funeral of Gen. Wafhington LONDON. Incidental occurrences EDINBURGH. Propofhl for Relief of the Poor. Various ...
... Citizen Afhley, the quondam Secte- iof the Ccrrefpor.ding Society, now living at Paris, Lorting to recommend a citizen from America in the teh-making line, to employment in Paris, as he could W none in this country. This letter was in an enve- jee with fome ...
... irauljattd from the Duo’byhlizabeth HclHie. Author of laflructivc Plutarch’* IJvci, Ac. See. X. COLUM6US; ...
... kingdom, a period of upwards ..I limy year* would elapfc before our numbeis would -.mine their prefent eftimate ; wheieas in America, l-y propagation only, without the acceffion of fo- reigner*, the numbers are liated at double in 2S years. The caufe is obvious ...
... fcf&on • which about double the fum expended, in the American war. This appears by extraft of the loans, during the war with America j and that which arc now waging with the Republic France, in order to force King upon them—as follows: jg the year Borrowed ...
... and Irlfli channels » In the Downs and North Seas - - . Weft-lndia Iflands, a on the pafTage /it Jamaica - -- -- -- - In America and at Newfoundland - - Cape Good Hope, Ea't-lndies, and the - - - - Coifi of Africa Total commission - - Receiving (hips ...
... year \i not fully fufficient for the demands the country, independent of the importations made and making from Europe and America. In the metropolis, according to the refearches of Mr. Colquhoun, in his Eflay on the Police, there are i 51,000 houfes, fuppofed ...
... Afhley, the quondam Secretary to the - Correfponding Society, now living at Paris, pur- porting to recommend a Citizen from America in the -.vatch-making line, to employment in c Paris, as he could find none in this country. ti This letter was in an enxvelope ...
... two American Ncgociators, who, according to the French Journals, were lately Litbon, on their way to Paris. letters from America brine the agreeable intelligence of the yellow fever having entirely fubfided in Philadelphia. The contributions paid by French ...
... only 25^00. The consuls have repealed the law relative to privateers—the principal cause of difference between France and America, and have re-established the code of neutral navigation subsisted under the monarchy. 'l*hc want of money being the present ...
... bring the agree- able Intelligence of the yellow fever having en- p rely fbfuided at Philadel hia. The political rties in America have of late become more rectorouis and violent than ever; and its demo- Cwtic faclions have become highly difpleafed it the ...