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Kentucky Gazette And General Advertiser
Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky
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Reports from Baltimore indicate that dispatches carried to Washington suggest U.S. ambassador Mr. Monroe has left Great Britain for Paris due to British government's firm stance on neutral rights. The information is unverified and dubious.
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The mail stage which passed thro this city yesterday, in consequence of conveying dispatches to government, we learn did not wait to receive the mail from hence, but pushed on with "all diligence" to Washington. It is reported, upon what authority we know not, that these dispatches contain the highly important information-that mr. Monroe, our ambassador at the court of Great-Britain, had left that country and retired to Paris, in consequence of the tenacity with which the British government adhered to their definitions of Neutral rights. A few days will probably give us an opportunity of confirming or contradicting this piece of intelligence, which comes under very dubious appearance.
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mr. monroe left great-britain and retired to paris due to british government's adherence to their definitions of neutral rights
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Dispatches to government reportedly contain information that mr. Monroe, U.S. ambassador at the court of Great-Britain, had left that country for Paris because of the British government's firm stance on neutral rights. The report is unverified and comes from an unknown authority.