... AMERICA. the last page there is article connected with the British Right of Search claiming attention, as well as some intelligence which shews the progress the increase of an American Navy. are without space for comment. ...

... AMERICA. Mr. Whitbread, io confequence of what between him and the Right Hon. Gent. (Mr. Perceval) on a former night, rofe for the purpole of moving, That the paragraph of the King’s Speech on opening the Sefflons, relative to America be read, in order ...

... AMERICA. The Newspapers received from America are to the 6th of June.—The Pacifcc, Williams, sailed from Ne-.v-York on the 6th of June—she bad a very extraordinary passage—she made the Irish Coast in tivelve days, and, had not the wind then become contrary ...

... AMERICA. We have American Papers and Letters the 21st of last in until. The Commercial Treaty, Convention, with England had met an opposition, lor which, from previous accounts, were bv means prepared. The discussions this subject had been long and frequent ...

... AMERICA. liave this moment [two o’clock] received Intcllisrencc root New one, thet)tli of April, whicii mentions, that the Mail from Wafliing-ton had jolt arrived there, l)rln(jinjj account of both theSenale and Congrefs havin agreed adjourn on the that ...

... AMERICA. The Princess EUzabe'hPacketfroraNewYork,arrived on Saturday, with letters :uid papers fiom Baltimore and to the 20th, and from the port departure to t e January. Mr. Macon's Bill, alter various alcrations, hah passed the Committee the House ot ...

... AMERICA!* A Gentleman arri*ed in town yearerdajr who came in t!»e Acteon frigate, whicV sailed from the Chesapeake on the STth ult. and touched at Bermuda the Ist March, the Acteon, Captain Cator, came home as part of the con»oy of the -West India fleet ...

... AMERICA. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Thursday, Nov. 21. Mr. Rhea called for the consideration of his resolution, directing the Committee of Commerce and Manafactures to inquire into the expediency laying additional duties on all coarse manufactures of flax ...

... AMERICA. CAPT. BLAKELEY’S OFFICIAL ACCOUNT. Copy a Lettar from Johnson UUkUey.Esq. Commander of United States stoop of war Wasp, to the Secretary of the Nary, dated United States ship Wasp, 1 ith Sept. 1814, lat. 40. N. long. 16. W. Sir,—After a protracted ...

... AMERICA, A few letters were received this morning from New Yorlu confirming the intelligence of the Tactical revocation of the Decree of Berlin and Milan on the ports the enemy. The following is an extract : NEW YODK, OCTOBER 31. By two arrivals this ...

... AMERICA receive d this morning New York Papers to the ult. The continue their M«paratiuns on the Lakes. Th«* Americrtiis apprehend another Ituilan war on tl*'? Southern and Western Border, cousef|uence of the Creek, •ad other mriu’. -• hiding . treaty* ...

... AMERICA. Extract of a Letter Jrom Washington, dated the kt/i. Statement! are confidently made here that the pending negociations between England and the United State! will terminate succesbiully, but they are considered many as artifices to ensure the ...