The New Hampshire Gazette

Treaty of Limits.--It appears probable that the fort which our government had begun to erect on Lake Champlain, falls within the British lines. This is to be regretted, but if it fairly belongs to them by the treaty, let them have it. Our readers will see a patriotic paragraph on this subject from the Boston Centinel. How different in style from the paragraphs in the same paper in 1812-13!--We will not however stop to discuss the parts. If we lose Rouse's point, it is said we shall receive a compensation in the District of Maine. Our Northeastern boundary it is said will be many miles further north than has heretofore been supposed. It will extend so far as completely to cut off the communication between the provinces, and will embrace within our limits a considerable French settlement, which has formerly been under the jurisdiction of Canada.--Portland Argus.