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... AD VERT I SEMENTi &men'can Cree £bee_£, JUST now imported from North America, a:: to be fold by WILLIAM BORTHWICK,;; his Shop, firit Fore-itai r above the Head of tm fon's Court, Lawn-marker, Edinburgh. The Collection is perhaps the moft curious ir: ...
... CommifTaries in France, for fettling the Limits of America, The firft Step which is expected here on the Part ofthe Court of Verlailles, is, that Orders be fent immediately to their Governors in America, to recall all the Troops that they marched towards ...
... This is the moft fruitful country in all thofe s of America, and in that refpe£t worth all Ha, perhaps, befides. The lands here are •iitd with fugar trees and ginfeng, tokens ol d-heft lands in America. Sb place was both a nurfery and battery of :-:ench ...
... convoy for the Downs. •* Eaft nigiit arrived a: St. Helen's his Maje. fly's fliips, viz. Magnanime, Commodore How and the America, 'i he Magnanime ran a-groimj on Bambridge Ledge; fnc fired feveral guns as fignals of diflrefs ; bur was got oil again this ...
... LONDON. Extract of T ,ettte from George Burr'mgion, EJq; a Gentleman •uiho refuted many Years in North America, to a Gentleman in London. IT is my fettled Opinion, thnt were the French permitted to conquer Flinders and Holland, this Nation would not fuf- ...
... our Differences with Great Britain contain?, befides ?n hiflorical Deduc- tion of the Events that have happened in North America fmce ins Treaty of Aik la Chapelle, thirty Articles or Pieces fi rving ro nrov* the feveral Fafts advanced in the Deduftion ...
... will go ou board the Beginning, of next Week: fo that it is hoped we ftiall be in Time to fecure our valuable Settlements in America, as the Natives there act with great Spirit, a Specimen of which we ex- perienced in the taking Cape Breton. Sir Peter Halkett ...
... their Colonies in America to arm all the trading Veflels they can procure, in order to guard againft any Surprife from the Englifh. The Ruffia Merchant, arrived from Virginia, faw the French Fleet en trie 22d of May fleering for North America; but faw no- ...
... Britifh Court upon hia Honour, that if it can be proved that the French have encroached upon the Eitglifh Territories *o North America, they fhall be immediately ordered to withdraw and evacuate the fame, without any Need of fending Troops from Eng- land to ...
... our Interefl: in America, to our Alliances in Germany, the French will gain Time to difci.- pline their Troops and fi rengthen their Works at Leifure, and once more hold us at Defiance, and plunder and maffacre our Brethren in .America. ft may neverthelefs ...
... cours to her Colonies in America, in rder to and give them that ProrecYion, whit plaints, their preient Situ Enterc the French. Ir was reporte icna Succours to ?? . . ?? •• ,- ?? r- , . - . ' ' rOwWaoiels. the trench America! nc Ihey have Men enough may ...
... -fd to appoint John Rey- nolds, Efq-. to be Captain General and Governor in Chief of his Majefty's C ;lony of Geo!_fia in America. Whitehall, Aug. 13. The King has been pleafed to order Letters Patent to be pafied under rhe Seal of his Majority's Province ...