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Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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French packet ship le Courrier de l'Europe arrived in New-York from l'Orient after 20 days, carrying Col. Humphreys, who passed through New-Haven en route to Hartford and reported U.S. states (except Connecticut) accused of violating the peace treaty, prompting British refusal to surrender frontier forts.
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The French packet le Courrier de l'Europe, Capt. de Sionville, arrived at New-York on Thursday evening last, from l'Orient, after a passage of 20 days. In the Packet came passenger, Col. Humphreys late Aid de Camp to his Excellency Gen. Washington, and Secretary to Mr. Jefferson, the American Ambassador at the Court of Versailles. Col. Humphreys passed through this city on Saturday last, on his way to Hartford: By him we learn that the several States except Connecticut are charged with violating the treaty of peace, and that the consequence will be a refusal of the British to deliver up the line of forts on our frontiers.
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New York
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Thursday Evening Last (Reported May 30)
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refusal of the british to deliver up the line of forts on our frontiers
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The French packet le Courrier de l'Europe, Capt. de Sionville, arrived at New-York from l'Orient after a passage of 20 days. Passenger Col. Humphreys, late Aid de Camp to Gen. Washington and Secretary to Mr. Jefferson, passed through New-Haven on Saturday last en route to Hartford. He reported that the several States except Connecticut are charged with violating the treaty of peace.