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... AMERICA. RESOLUTIONS UNANIMAUSLY VOTED AT A MEETI' 3 OF THE IN- BITANTS OF BOSTON, JULY .18, 1812, ¢ BOSTON, JULY 18. RESOLUTIONS~—4OOO ASSKEMBLED, : “ Whereas the inhabitants of Boston and its.vicinity here: awembled, cherish with solicitude the union ...
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... AMERICA. Yesterday a Gentleman of this to-vn received 2 letter from his friend -io -Halifax, dated March 10, 1818, of which thie following is an extract ;— - “Itrustin God for a geperal peace.—~Surely the Almighty is about to .arrest the -career of that ...
... AMERICA. The Gleaner is returned from America. She reached Falmouth on Tuesday evening, and the offi. cer with the dispatches arrived at the Admiralty about eleven o’clock this’morning. They relate only, we believe, to the situation of our affairs in ...
... AMERICA., —d B A @ T WASHINGTON, Jurr 25. BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, . A PROCLAMATION. Whereas great and weighty matters, claiming the consideration of the Congress of the United States, form an’ extraordinary occasion for con. ...
... AMERICA — NEW YORK, JUNE 4 The intelligence of the indifcriminate maffacre of the white French inhabitants of St. Damingo is confirmed by the arrival at this port of the fchooner Greyhound, from Cape Francois. Lesters and verbal accounts of the paffengers ...
... AMERICA. New York znd Boston papers have been received —the latter to the 29d ult. g ’ Some of these papers state, that the principa! ne~gociation with Mr Foster has not commenced, but a rupture or suspension of further discussion has tak‘en place upon ...
... AMERICA, PROM TRE LIVEKPCOL ADVERTISER. 3 : Qiarter past eleven, a, m. We'stop the press to give the following, just now ebtained. 3 . {From the Columbian.) NEW.YORK, JUNE 20 WAR DECLARED. This important intelligence is received by this morning’s mail ...
... AMERICA. Mr. Wiirsreap said he would beg leave to put a question to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, relating to our situation with America. In the speech of the Regent, hopes were held out that negociations were in such a train as would ultimately lead ...
... AMERICA. BOUST®ON, JANUARY 28. The following Message was v -e-s‘teré;y transmitted by the President to both Houses of Ccngress : To the Senate and House of Ripres.atives of the United States. 1 communicate to Congress a letter from the Envoy Ex. t ...
... AMERICA. ~ We have received New-York papers to the 16th ‘ult. They contain some important detsils of a com munication made to the Congress respecting the pro cedure of a person of the name of Henry, who says he was employed by Sir J. Craig, Governor of ...
... AMERICA. The Dublin Papers of Saturday, which arrived here on Sunday evening, brought us the following important intelligence respecting the State of affairs between Great Britain aod America. That part of it which states the decisive answer returned ...