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Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Emissaries from New England are urging South Carolina and Georgia to enact navigation acts excluding British vessels, similar to those in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Bills to empower Congress on foreign trade introduced but not yet passed after initial readings.
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The emissaries from the New-England states, stationed in South Carolina and Georgia, are labouring with all their might to persuade those states to pass laws similar to the navigation acts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire, excluding British vessels from their ports; but hitherto with little effect. The bills for empowering Congress to regulate their foreign trade, have been introduced into their respective legislatures, but even these they are cautious of passing without the maturer consideration, having adjourned after their first or second reading.
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South Carolina And Georgia
Event Date
Nov. 26
Outcome
little effect so far; bills introduced but adjourned after first or second reading without passage.
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Emissaries from New-England states in South Carolina and Georgia are attempting to convince those states to pass laws like the navigation acts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire to exclude British vessels from ports. Bills empowering Congress to regulate foreign trade introduced in legislatures but not passed, with adjournment after initial readings for further consideration.