The New Hampshire Gazette

New Dictionary.—If ever we have another negotiation, we intreat the favor of the Prince Regent and the Speaker of the House of Commons to supply us with a copy of their Dictionaries—The Prince Regent observed he wanted peace on terms honorable to both nations.—The Courier interpreted the phrase into a hope that it would not be equally honorable to both; as if the greater honor, which was given to the one, was not taken from the other.—The phrase, however, has a new version from the lips of Ld. Gambier and others—By honor to America, we are now to read sheer dishonor—The Prince however, is no very good judge of what honor is—as he bilks his creditors: has driven his wife to the continent; and continues to stuff into his own person, as much debauchery as can sit under a crown.

The Speaker of the House of Commons was only anxious for "the establishment of the maritime rights," of Great Britain. By their maritime rights, he understands our fleets, our forts, and our lands,—Richmond Eng.