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Domestic News September 24, 1789

The New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

The President of the United States has dispatched Capt. Guion to Canada to inquire of Lord Dorchester whether he has orders to surrender British-garrisoned posts within US territory, and if not, to request such orders from Europe. This is expected to satisfy the public and boost trade.

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WESTERN POSTS.

We have it from good authority, that THE PRESIDENT of the United States has lately dispatched Capt. Guion, formerly of the American Artillery, to Canada, to inquire of Lord Dorchester, whether he has orders to surrender to the United States, the Posts within the territory thereof, now garrisoned by British forces; and if he has not, that he write to Europe, that he be immediately furnished therewith. This intelligence-- if authentick--of which we have not a doubt, must give great satisfaction to the people of the United States, who have too long lamented that the weakness of their government subjected them not only to a national indignity, but to a very great loss in their fur and other trades, In the potent arm of the Executive they now rest their hope.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics Military

What keywords are associated?

Western Posts British Surrender Capt Guion Lord Dorchester Us President Fur Trade

What entities or persons were involved?

The President Capt. Guion Lord Dorchester

Where did it happen?

United States

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

United States

Event Date

Lately

Key Persons

The President Capt. Guion Lord Dorchester

Outcome

expected to give great satisfaction to the people of the united states and alleviate losses in fur and other trades

Event Details

The President dispatched Capt. Guion to Canada to inquire if Lord Dorchester has orders to surrender British-garrisoned posts in US territory, and if not, to request such orders from Europe.

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