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Freeman's Chronicle
Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio
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London, May 3: Diplomatic arrangement with Allied Powers ensures no continental interference in British-American war; ministers determined to continue. Britain won't negotiate until US hostages freed. Troops to North America receive extra supplies. US envoy John Quincy Adams prepares for peace talks in Gothenburg.
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The arrangement with the Allied Powers, under which there is to be no interference by the sovereigns of the continent in the pending war between Great Britain and America, has, in the political circles, attracted much notice, and some are disposed to attach much importance to it, as implying an intention or determination of ministers resolutely to persevere in the contest. It is we believe, completely ascertained that the British Government will not treat with the American Plenipotentiaries until the hostages in the United States are set at liberty.
The detachments proceeding to North America have been ordered an extra supply of accoutrements, for which the colonels are to receive an indemnification.
At the beginning of the last month the messenger bearing despatches to the American minister, Mr. Q Adams, arrived at Petersburgh, and that gentleman was preparing to proceed to Gothenburg, to undertake his new functions as Plenipotentiary for the restoration of peace with Great Britain.
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North America
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London, May 3
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no interference by continental sovereigns in british-american war; british government will not treat until hostages in united states set at liberty
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Arrangement with Allied Powers for no continental interference in the war between Great Britain and America, attracting political notice and implying ministerial determination to persevere. British Government refuses to treat with American Plenipotentiaries until US hostages freed. Detachments to North America ordered extra accoutrements with indemnification for colonels. Messenger arrived at Petersburgh early last month with despatches to American minister Mr. Q Adams, who prepares to go to Gothenburg as Plenipotentiary for peace restoration with Great Britain.