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... 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 ...
... ia, there is Advice, that two Englifh Men of War huve ta- ken a large French Ship of 70 Guns, laden with M .fis, &c. from Canada for France, and is faid to have on board a great Quantity of Specie. It is now faid the Duke of Somerfet is ttill living at ...
... 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 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 ...
... hand. F«ey advife from North Carolina of Jan. r_2. at a great Body of IndiansTrom the North, fol- *e ...
... 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 ...
... duchies of Parma, Placentia, and Gualtalia, as fiefs the empire or of the church and pretends that he will hold them as independent fovereignties, which, it is feared, may occafion new troubles. We are told, that has been publickly declared, that in cafe ...
... 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 ...
... before the War, and barrack in the Forts there. The Survivors of the four Regiments of Foot, six of Marines, and the six Independent Companies raised in Jamaica, &c. employed in the Siege of Carthagena, are ordered to be paid the Eighteen Months Wages due ...
... whatfoever and demonftrate to the World that we will decline no Difficulty or Hazard for the Prefervation Liberty and our own Independency andeffential Interefts Gentlemen the Houfe of Commons The Neceflity of adequate Supplies appears from been already mentioned ...
... continued his Route to Canada. The following is Paid to be an exad Acc oun t o f t h e Strength of both Armies in the Netherlands. The fillies. The French. 96 Battalions: 198 Battalions. 2 Squadrons. 244 Squadrons. 3000 Pandours. 13 Independent Companies; 46 ...
... 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 ...