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... vinces in America. And an accurate and fucanft Detail of the Operations ol the French and Engiifli at the Seige of Ofwego. Likewife, a fliort Defcrip- rionof the Air, Soil, Produce, &c. otthe levcral Colonies on the Continent of North America, l'he whole ...
... that the faid David, is a bound Ser- vant to him and Mr. Charles Kingfley, Druggift in Lon- don, and in that Quality came to America ; and all Per- fons are forbidden to pay any Money to tiie faid David, or his Order, or to any Perfon but the Subfcriber. ...
... Containing more in Quantity, andgreattr Variety, than a/y Mnthyßookt extant. Life of Jedediah Buxton. French Innovations in America. 1 Journey from Williannburgh tothe French Fort on the Ohio. Inftance of a remarkable Cold. Query about the Gout Pow- der ...
... Man of Wat into a great many Pieces, which wa tor England the aoth of January with what Ships wcrc v and Offices in North America, to have Army in Spring of -0.000 ' - . Service of his The ■Quantity taxen up as Tranfports amounts now to 16,000. Commons ...
... George Ri. [. jih'e tundrcd and thirty Tuns Burden., now iy. '-ibcur of Leith, will fail by the ioth of April &TOFUB in North America, and bas very good .-.nicr Pauengers. Any Perfon inclining to go ::v, may commune with the Captain at his Ship btfLckh, or ...
... ndear, have lodged Claims for being inrollcd dm Day m ths Freeholders Roll. ° PETER WILLIAMSON, Lately arrived from North America, and now lodges at John Mitchell's, in the uppermoft Entry to James's Court, EDINBURGH, Who wears the furprifing INDIAN DRESS; ...
... of November, 1 7 -r c, to mm m^ !*is koyal Letters Pitent, for F«wteen Yean, for f r .n!;i nd and ttie P;.nr.'i r..? in America 1 J .n-i on repcarvd Ueprcftniatiom of tie g-cat and ftif|>ri7__lng Cures daily ?? by my lad Jefuiis Pr â¢s, hai !*«n lince ...
... England and the Plantations in America : And on repeated Rcprefentations ofthc great and furprizing Cures daily per- formed by my faid Tefuits Drops on his Subjeds in his faid Kingdom of England, and Plantations in America has been fince alfo gracioufly ...
... it wiihout Danger* Mr. LONG was a Student in Edinbireif a. Pupil in London; r.nd las been in gi cat p Europe, Afr.c.i, and America. * l % Atteft -tions of the many Cures done by i in and about Newcuitie, figned by each _Lt| may be fecn at my Lodgings, ...
... one larg*. Volu.ne Oftavo, the Fl> 1 H EDI i'IQN fn which the Country in Difpute between Great Britain and France in North America, is particularly defcribed: And the Hifiory of each Country continued down to the prefent Tear. A new Geographical and Hiftorical ...
... Tranflation. Of proftituting Holy-Orders. An Account of the Mines in Cumberland. Number of Britifh and French Subjects in North America. Comical Adventures of a Cit and his Family at Vaux-Hall. Sir Pofitive Puff's Vifit toa modifh Lady. Account of Britannia ...
... ilklftrated. ll.Englifll poifonou* Plants deferibed. 12. Account of Britifh Empire in North America. I^. Natural Hiflcrv of Norway concluded. 14. North America dilcovered by a Norwegian, ij. Abuft in giving Chandlers oi Servants. 16. Serious ftennrka on ...