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... upon the Mif- Jimppi and their Northern ones in Canada ; that the French have twice attack'd them this laft Spring, and have been as often repulsd with confiderable Lofs. and they being an independent Nation, and in Amity with the neighbouring Englifl ...
... their Southern Settlements upon the Mifliflippi and their Northern oncs in Canada ; that the French have twice attac'ecl them with conliderable Lois; and they being an independent Nation, and in Amity with neighbouring Colonies, it is not to be won. deed ...
... Settlements upon,the MiHt&p-pi and their Northern ones Canada » that the French have twice attack'd them this Spring, and have been as often rcpuls'd with confiderable Loft; and they being an independent Nation, and Amity with the neighbouring Englilll Colonies ...
... hand. F«ey advife from North Carolina of Jan. r_2. at a great Body of IndiansTrom the North, fol- *e ...
... believejt” SCOTLAND Edinburgh 5 This Day at a Court of before James Graham Efq the Happy Mary of (the Metropolis New France or Canada) lately taken the liound Sloop of War Capt Gordon was condemn’d as a lawful Prize Her Captain Lieutenant a Merchant and three ...
... parted from is got fafe into Milford Haven and is like prove good Arms Ammunition : She was bound Bourdeaux to New France Canada The Elizabeth Bell from Barbadoes is taken by the French and carried into Martinico On Monday laft arrived at Sptthead the ...
... Ockenden Temple-Mills which latter had been invited but three before the Election and was chofen without Expence by the free independent Inhabitants of that Borough who have now render’d themfelves confider-able in the Eyes of all True Englishmen by exerting ...
... the integer ? *hy 3. As for our weights and meafures» * like gradual alteration may be made> ginning with thofe that are independent , any impofts or duties, or other charg e . referving the principal integer for :1 'j y ftandard, on which the divifion ...
... reduced to fuch Dillrefsjas accept whatever Terms the Vidtor fhall offer Whenever happens Britain ! adieu to all Liberty and Indepen-dency But this is far from our prefent Can it ever while we remain Mailers at Sea are able at home defy all Attempts of Rebellion ...
... France, Acadia, and Canada, which efpecially included Port Royal, now call'd Annapolis glittscck, and Cape Breton, were agrked to be reltueLd to the French, with all that Forts, &c. In the laft War Acadia was taken from the French, and Canada attempted in vain ...
... Acadia, and Canada, which efpecially-.included Port-Royal, now call'd Annapolis, Quebeck, and Cape Breton, were agreed to be restored to the French, with all - their Forts, Sec.. In the laft, War Acadia was taken from the French, and Canada attempted in ...
... France; Acadia and Canada, which efpecialiy included Port Roy- ol, now called Annapolis, Quebeck, and Cape Breton veere agreed to be reftored to the French, with all- their ports, &c. In the laft War Acadia was taken from the French, PjOd Canada attempted in ...