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The New Hampshire Gazette
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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British Parliament convenes on November 6th, with the King's speech expected to address a new European coalition against French expansion. US Jacobin newspapers are criticized for decrying trade with England, despite the exchange favoring the US by 5-7%.
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Newspaper Jacobinism is in a hectic in the United States—The saffron-coloured Aurora, enveloped in murky clouds, and deceptive fogs, is now the only harbinger of delusive mock-suns. Old Argus, who once had pretensions to an hundred eyes is now a cyclop with one, and that blurry :— and the Chronicle—alas! "sans wit —sans sense—sans sous."
The Jacobins mutter about the commerce of the United States, with England, as disadvantageous. If it were necessary to notice such blockheads, it would not be malapropos to say, that the Exchange between the two countries is from five to seven per cent, in our favor. No bad thermometer of the state of trade.
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Europe
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6th November
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exchange between us and england from five to seven per cent in us favor
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British Parliament to convene on 6th November; King's speech expected to provide information on new coalition forming in Europe to oppose French domination. Commentary on US Jacobin newspapers criticizing trade with England, despite favorable exchange rates.