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Fowle's New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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From Larne, Ireland: The ship Irish Volunteer, Capt. M'Neil, sailed for Philadelphia and New York full of passengers on Sunday last. Commentary decries Irish emigration amid preserved national independence and commerce, urging industry at home for stability.
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WE hear from Larne, that on Sunday last the ship Irish Volunteer, Captain M'Neil, sailed from that port for Philadelphia and New York, full of passengers. It is unaccountable infatuation that disposes Irishmen to quit their native country at this æra, when we have preserved both our independence and commerce, to combat the rigours of a long voyage and inhospitable climate, in search of a precarious competence, which by staying at home, and exerting their powers of industry in the most moderate degree, they would be certain to find.
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Larne, Ireland
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On Sunday Last
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ship sailed full of passengers for philadelphia and new york.
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The ship Irish Volunteer, Captain M'Neil, sailed from Larne for Philadelphia and New York, full of passengers. It is unaccountable infatuation that disposes Irishmen to quit their native country at this æra, when we have preserved both our independence and commerce, to combat the rigours of a long voyage and inhospitable climate, in search of a precarious competence, which by staying at home, and exerting their powers of industry in the most moderate degree, they would be certain to find.