National Intelligencer (Washington, DC) - 01/08/1811
1811; Gale Group;
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Miscellaneous: PRINTED BY JOSEPH GALES, JUN. Three times a week. News: Public Sentiment Vox Popuel Vox Dei, A London paper of June 4, states the present cost of the war to be 250,0001. per week, or NINETY-ONE MILLIONS STERLING PER ANNUM!, Congress In Senate, Communication, To the People of the United States, Longevity, Newspapers, The Court Martial, The Late Judge Cushing, It has been our fixed determination to abstain from noticing the Federal Republican, except when in asserts facts, and advances principles hostile to truth, and determintal to the public interests, Printed at Poughkeepsie, Remarks, Last evening arrived at this port the fast sailing pilot boat schr. Flash, capt. Minugh, 36 days from L'Orient; sailed on the 21st June; at which time no change had taken place in American affairs since the last accounts, News from the North. Editorial: Multiple Editorial Items, Sir Wm. Scott's Decision, We are assured that Mr. Pinkney has not held any such conversation as that which is ascribed to him in an "Extract of a letter from Alexandria "to a gentleman in Boston dated July "8, 1811," Published in the Aurora of the 18th inst. Business: Slave Trade, A British Merchant The Following Description of a British Merchant Lately Appeared in a London Periodical Publication. Death notices: Died. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements.
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