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... guaid ; by which mears the reft of the troops got up, and were fornied with very litt e lofs fron: the oppofition of a few Canadians and Jndians in the wood The boats, as faft as they were emptied, were fent back for the fecond embarkation, which was immediately ...
... this country. Tln the yéar-¥848; New England alone furmihed gooe groops and getranfports againit Canada ; for wiich ! the Canadians wonld at thissmoment be gisd to | cut their throats; for the fame purpole they fent it owas framed; was rénounced,by which ...
... lay down his life fooner than lofe thofe two bulwarks of his perional fecurity and property. The merely fuppeting that the Canadians would not be Hle to trrrmc goud effcéts of law and freedom, becaufe they had been ufed to arbitrary power, was a 0 idca as ...
... Rch‘pon on the ¢ Ly Jury, becaufe we think i r; to-the Roman Catholic. 1 the Queftion is” not what we ] % {Lut what the Canadians think fo, which st be adopted. Thereisa wgcd vanity in :i country, which is for ever leading our patriinto miftakes : They ...
... ip vain. The thip funk, and every on board perithed. Capt, Spears imagings ¢ wapa French veffel. A & A R D : E CHAMBAUD CANADIAN gnfcnnvhis compliments to Lord North, and withes to know f;g; bis Lordfhip is informed of the following X ...
... correfpondent, as a very ‘whimfical circumftance, that many thoufands make themfelves unhappy about the r_eliiion of the Canadians, who have no religion of their own, . By the late feizure of a large quantity of light filver at Harwich, it is prefumed ...
... RETTECT L o o - ® { We hear it is under confideration to raife a regiment in the Piovince of Canada, to be called tue Royal Canadians, which are to be officered caiefly by natives vi that Province, Extratt of a letter jrom Fort Pitt, Fune 12. “ We have great ...
... repeal of the | four 13te iniquitous aéts relpedting America, the Quebec a&, eftablifhing Popery and the fyltem of French Canadian laws i that extenfive province, the Buiton Port aét, the aét for altering the chatter of the province ot Maifachufetts Bay ...
... would ‘This man 1§ well fuited to the Quebec bill, and | POt agree: whereupon it was afked, whether they to lead French Canadians againft the Proteitant | would heal Sir_John, Hawkins ? ‘This being con- Colonilts ! . fented to, Sir John informed the ...
... Sept. 28, We are aflured that General Carlton, Governor of Quebec, is failed from England, and has orders to raife 30,000 Canadians, who are to ac under the mandates of Lord North, who, we are told, has Jworn that be will lay the Americans at bis Jeet. ...
... been faid, that fome Canadian regiments would be raifed, and fent againft you ; but depend on it, none will go willingly, except their officers ; and for the others, it will require a regiment of foldiers, to a regiment of Canadians, to oblige them to go ...
... the tro 8 of Ciler fßeter, te Le in readivef to act on any emergency. Eatrait of a lgtter {rcn Aberdeen, March 15. « The Canadian Jeifer of marque has tuken and fent into Buchan Nefs a Dutch vefiel frem Martinico, which was going north about to ‘;Kurt ...