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... A IRICAN PAPI?PS. SY TrItE FI'ESIDENt do'- Tilt UNviEb STATs Of. AMERICA. A PIWOCLAMA1TON. Cc Whereas the TerritOry South of the Mississipp' Territory, and Eastward of the River Mississippi, and extending to the River Perdido, of which possession; was not delivered to the United States in pursuance of the Trcaty concluded at Paris on the 30th of Aprilt l So3, has at all times, as is well known ...
... ON J{uMhNS'01 &UP1'LYING THIE SIUSP'FN- iEXEICIRE OF TllFEE GA_ S IONK O- ; fl. 1. GLFNC Togi'e BDIJTOR offc 4TOQ12NING CHIRONICLE. The 'Resolves 'of 1733 bave been 'adopted on the ire 'newed question of a Regency, arisinri. from the pre'- seuit i ability of tze _King to exercise t IlReo-alci T c- . ions. - - , This has led me to re-consider the ?? of listory,i the principles of the Cons ...
... *. I 1- I . I LU.YDJnV JANDAIU . MIaNJSTr;R5 h'aie iudblged the pbuliwi t ri t . : tract from the lasi l es receied rom Lr Waao rlm'NtilKN. His Lordship) atlthoug1 he h-st n it ethe slilitest atltempt ?? .ivadrs from PQ.r ug lustill talks ?? the ,.distres' khjels the Fieh troys suiF fer. If, t then, he ifeels hinisaff ihadequate to attack a dis'ressed-,,i an 'wegakened- enemy, whP a bb ...
... - I - M1CrlNrGS OF TDR GMMONO COUNCIL'AND LS- Tbe Citizens Of London have had tws Meetirtgsiast week, t~i ,mgir of the mieamesrwvhich ought to'he taken ?? s-upply, t stile person of the Prince of Wales, the prisett defect in the ~eciti~ve Power.-t is qnite evident,' Ihtt these Meet'- to have efected any irnmediate and, should have heen helda fortnighttgo; bt'it as it is, the opinion of the ...
... L,11PRISONJ'1BST FOR DEBT. To TPIE rfiITOR OF TILE EXA.MIJEW., King's Bench, Nov. 2, IS10. Snt,-In the hope of beang of some use to the injured' I1 distressed, I am led to boeg a space in your paiper on ellalf not only of the numerous portion of our country- va who actually are, nor yet of the: almost entire of jr:n who are liable, to be iinmediate ?? by the sys- ,'sr of which I complain', but ...
... - : E: iVGS' ILLNESS. t * MEDICAL BUtLETfl- : L aR ...
... I Tn th ED ITYQ qf the MOBN1htG CHRo1IC;ZA SIn, In a Mornirg Pdaper of 7zd ;Janiary, there appearcj a Letter, ?? Arrwn, ili which a calulhny long si5 'eF.red is again revised, which it Ls essential to ?? of Lh higkhly distinguished Officer this in-j cious write; professes to extol, to repel as often sihall be' produced. Arrien states, ir, speaking of Lord Wellinjgton'5 1i_ infg beaten tlie ...
... UNIT TATES. N EVAJR'nT -T;Y CITY, DEC. 5.-ThIe Pre.,4dert tffl; dtia piutsisticairtetiby his Pzrivate iSecret:tr5, thie follow jtigb A ?? SS A aGE TO CiN R E. gs;i Fe4wo Ciffiv n lashe S. cufe, maid of, thc Jfonle cif J'vr,, crdetZfiuec,' Thoe ?? i ct have prvnied ni nlur ?? reil.dtoi ha, juid mo ult -h empineed the uilibertt Ieoatef C.- y! P.s., t'i;Ii' it a prilmart 1t11ti, inI mteting2. y ...
... TIHE MORNING CHIONICLE. LONDON:. FRIDAr, JANUARFi x, i8xi. By a vessel which arrived from Dunkirk yesterday; we have advices from France to the 3d instant, stating, that in pursuance of the system of hostility adopted towards 'the commerce of this country, a new oath had been administered to Merchants and others in the ports of the Channel, under which they were to be bound by the most solemn ...
... -j,; Acel of the MORNING C7I) A ONZCLE. SIR, In ?? of the 27th ult. a Veteran has animad- verted upon the interrogatories of a 'Miliiarl Mail, which appeared in your Paper of the 25th of the same month. Those interrogatories were founded on date and ,]act. The reply of the Veter'an is calculated solely to confound both, ahd substitute wilful illusions of error !for the substance of truth. When ...
... .F,-m t1ee L ONMDON GAZEt-E, JAn. i, I8l r. - AD2IIRALTY OFFICi', J I iN.5, \Vkc-Admirnl Sir Ileury Edwyn Stanlhope. Bart. Cosmm an- der Cn Chef at Sheerrlss, has-transmitted to John \ΒΌ' Ion trro .cr, nrj'q. letter he had received rom C.upt. Ferguson, of ?? .iaj sty-sloop i'landor, giving an accn nt of hls'haiv'i'. en the 'iat Qf last monthi, captured the lrench privat-:r-cutter, the Chasseur, ...
... - * L7IIPI-J PARLAMAENT. ?? OF ORDS. TLLE REELNCY. - T Iis 1lhose, -during Moncdiay hnd Taesluy,, wras ocuepied h hiolding Conuereurea c ith the Corotuoi'r ielie i5uject of thie I aegeldcy. u--tanig adj'niruez till TIiursd3,' -they tmet a,,BiJ on I that dlv but nth)inlg oif inolresi accurred. . - - - P; ];rideay, J. I l'.j ?? The Duke- of NOnrO L1 presented 4nition from die C-Or- poralioln of ...