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... AM E R I C A. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-Jan. S3. IMPORTAN-T MESSAGE. The President, by message, transmitted the fol- lowing copies of letters from theL Agents of the tl United States, in France, to Mr Secretary Smith, c viz. C Copy of a letter from Jonathan Russel, Esq. Charge ?? of the United Sates at Paris, to Mr R. Smith, Secretary of b State, dated Paris, Dec. 11, 1810. fi Sir-On the ...
... ' COMMERCIAL CREDIT. A message from the Lords informed the I-louse, that their Lordsisips requested the transmission of the Report of the Commons, prepared by the Committee of the House appointed to enquire in- to the State of Commercial Credit, and the ob- servations of such Committee thereon. Ordered, on the motion of Mr Foster, and Mr Lushincfton was directed to be the bearer of the same. ...
... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-DMarch 5. I1811. The Tweedl slkop of war arrived at YarVntuth on Sunday, from a cruize offthe Naze of Norway; on l~tlh ult. she fell in with twentv-four sail of Dalnish nierchantroen, but the wea- ther being boi'terous, she could only capture fiv~e; two of themrare ar:ived at.Yarmouthf. 'The Theban frigate arrivc4 in the Downs yesterday; OM sunk on Sunday the Forturce ...
... &'N qpJ-SvH PAZES. ?? The31 of Olivencia,\'.was a 'circuistance t which ,sdrprised all the Military men in .Spain arkd Portu- gal, because it¢ IIose sed meane, which* properly used, would have enabled the piace 'to hold out mna- ny months; aqd,. it is only by the last accountsfir6m Cadiz,` that tbe official report' of the Governor that unfortunate fortress 'Was. made kGoven, owhich proves the ...
... LONDO-7v FRIDAY--MARCH 22. Wednesday being the day appointed for the public fast, her Majesty and the, Princesses heard divine service in Windsor Castle. The Lord Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry preached an excellent sermon before tae House of Lords, from the following text, taken fi-om the 9th Psalm, 20t1i verse-. Put them in fear, 0 Lord, that the nations may.T know themselves to be but ?? ...
... DLSCRIPTIOXN Gl THE PUBLIC FUNDS. ...
... kluuaz Ur %t.J4VV1yUNb. l A Member having moved the third reading of I a Bill, who had not interfered in its prece~ding l stages, and the Member who had promoted it through.its various gradations, having'signified that it was not his intention to move the third reading, it became a question if this were a fit I .and regular interposition. The SPEAKER observed,.that it-had invariably been the ...
... PRITVATLA CO.RRESPO2V7DEVCE. Lpnddn, Feb. 27, 1 past 7 P. M. By information, this morning, we learn, that uns der an order from the Republican Government, the powers of Mr. Pinckney, as Minister Plenipotentiary, 1 have ceased. We hear that he is to' take leave ok the Regent to-morrow, He has purchased a yes- se], for the conveyance of his furniture, and other ef- fects, and is himself to retu ...
... CATHOLIC COmMITEE. DUB-LIN, SEE. iS.. At a Meeting of. the Catholic Committee, on the 9th inst.' a oI' on to Z.. L.urrusent till this day. at two o'clock, was put and carried. Mr Pole's letter of'the 12th is before the publi. Abeiut one o'clock, some highly respected Catholics of rank and independentfortune entered the town; but, the Chair could not l)e takes beforle twvo. At half past one, ...
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... PARIATE CORRESPONDENCE. London, March ]1, - past 7 r. M. Letters were this morning received from Lis- bon to the date of the 1st instant, by a vessel which remained in the Tagus two days afterwards. They bring no accounts of any moment from the armies. 4 By our private letters, which are one day later than the Boston Gazettes, we are enabled to com- municate what has transpired at ...
... LONDO.V. FRIDAY-MARCii . .HXis Majesty walked again on Wiado , on NVednesday, from thiree till fo, o. panied by Drs Willis a:d H-ber denc turning out very wet, his M st r t walk on the Terrace, but took .xcr about the rooms in WXindsor CLle Yesterday; at one o'cloclk, niis Rov r the Prince Regent held a Court and ir: at Carlton Holuse. Soon dtcr Olon. Royal Highness gave audiences to ti lord ...