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... J'ologn, that many -_milies daily arrive there from ifferent Parts o^ermany, in their way to the En- lifh Cc-io-ii-.*- fn* America: According to the Report f thefe People, the Multiplicity and infupportable height of the Taxes, both real and perfonal, obliged ...
... advife, that the Chevalier de St. George is out of Danger. Elizabeth Canning continuing very ill in Newgate, her Embarking for America is deferr'd. July sth, 175+. JD V the Commiffioners of Charitable Ufes O for the Weft-Riding ef _'OR X, fitting at tie Houfe ...
... their former Pri- vileges, as eflablillied by Law. We hear that f refh Inftruftions will befent to the fe- veral Governors in America, how to a£J againft the Encroachments the French are making in thofe Parts. Netu Tort, May ?? We hear from Auguftine, by the ...
... P*L A N T A T I O N -N E W S Letters from America advife, that the French have gained the Nova Scotia Indians to themfelves ; that a very confiderable Body of Indians and French have ap- peared on the back Frontiers of North -Carolina ; and that 500 French ...
... faid Court, on the,4th of July current, to be baniflied during their Liyes to onfe or other of his Majefty -Plantations in America, never to return to Scotland, under pain of being whip- ped through the Streets of Edinburgh, by the Hands of the, common ...
... London, July 5. Lait Night a Courier was difpatch 'd to the Earl of Albemarle, with Difpatches relating to the Affairs of America. His Majefty's Minifters have had lome Conferences with the Duke de Mirepoix on the fame Subject, and his Excellency has ...
... King Of th* Romans will be crowned with Succefs. Within tliefe few frays the Ki_g has held two Councils ,on the Affairs of America, at which it hai been reprefent-d to. his Majcfty, that the French in thofe' Parts Were daily firetch ing beyond tni Limits ...
... Roger.Snell \This Jikevvife gives us Hopes, we fhall foon ?? tocurb the French for their late Infults ?? . Settlements in America. . ?? Barbadoes, Man . The French ace now becomt troublefome Neighbours, as well in the Weft-Indias as pn the Continent, not ...
... to contrive fome Method for getting fpeedy Sa- tisf'aftion when any Engliftt Ships are illegally taken by Guarda Codas in America ; and, for this Purpofe, we are willing to abridge the tedious Forms of Law hitherto ufed on fuch Occafions ; and that all ...
... confirmed by that of Aix la-ChapeUe, thefe were looked upon to be Points of that Importance to the Britifh Intereft in North- America, that Care was taken in that Treaty, to have the Indians of the Six Nations acknowledged by France, to be fubjec. to the Dominion ...
... two effential Reafon} ; firft; of the Negroes imported, fe.eral die either in the PafTage or foon after they are landed in America ; befides, who knows whether the fupply from Africa may not come tb fail. Secondly, they who are born in the Colonies being ...
... York, and carried Forces from thence to the Colony of Virginia. We hear fhe has brought Difpatches from feveral Governors in America. On Sunday laft her Grace the Dutchefs of Hamilton, 2_5 ?? he t_ on ; ?? chard Sava ß e Naffau, Ef q; was fafely dehver'd ...