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... object in view.—The comm rce of America with the several continental powers is placed on footing perfect reciprocity, and continue* to flourish- The discussion with the Emperor Russia, relative to the North-West coast America, ha* also been satisfactorily ...
... agree the Independence of America. When the provifional articles were figned at Paris between England and America, the whole bufinefs was tranfadled Dr. Franklin's hotel, none but the Commiffioners of Great-Britain and America being pfefent. Should the ...
... your Court; and what the Americans who frequent I have not the leait doubt butthefadl is fo. The iniurredions in Spanifli America, which can hardly be longer doubted, will give the firft decided turn to the public affairs of Europe as the wealth of Spain ...
... of seven members), by majority of 28. These papers contain the convention between America and Russia for regulating the boundary line upon the North-west coast America, and in the adjacent islands —it is stated at deg. 40 m. north latitude. It appears ...
... Oilman. Thomas Wooldridge, of the Crcfcent of the City London, Merchant, partner with Abraham Lott, of the City o» New York America Merchant, furviving partners William Kelly, the Crefcent aforefaid, Merchant, deceafed. Thomas Jones, of Oxford-ftreet, London ...
... to ,-trve the orations from tbat locality. STATUE of America.—Mr. Edward Kuntze, of whose medallion portraits we spoke some time ago, produced statue of America whicb deserves word of notice. America is represented a female figure leaning upon a shield ...
... that accounts had been received of the reported Congress at Paris relative to South America. wm surmised that an attack would be made on the independence ofSoutb America by the Allied Sovereigns. A levy AO ,000 men waa in consequence ordered, and such was ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Canada —By the Great Western, which arrived at Liverpool, on Saturday, and which brought news from America to late date, noticed in oar leading column?, we have also news from Canada of a most interesting, but at the same time, most ...
... thefe are dellined for America, no port equalling this for the conveniency of lituation, and fpecdily fupplying that market. Within fight, on the Rcntfrew fide, are coalleries, and much coal is exported into Ireland, and into America. The great import of ...
... unfortunate individual died . water oa the chest. Poro i. at ion America—The Journal Debatt gives the following correct table of the extent and population toe different States of America. The extent is estimated in square miles, to degree:— Sq. Miles ...
... coloured. Comprising— I The World 22. * Xgim'a Piqjscufa of Indian . Aa World , 24. Africa X Europe North America 2S. West Indies lowland 27. sv>ut'.i America 2* Canaan, or J Province* . Travels St. Paal 4 rtaaceia Grwoa Ait Mia 31. lulia Aotioua * and Portugal ...
... have the command of eight ofthcjinc intended for the relief of Minorca. Ptince Edward, his Majefty's fourth fon, is toco out America with Sir George Brydges Rodney.-— bir Ueorge being under orders to fail with a relntorcement to his command, as foon as his ...