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... 14. Madrid, May zo. An Exprefs from Paris has brought Advice, that the Breft Fleet failed the 3d of this Month for North America, but faw nothing of the Engiifh Squadron. 'Tis hoped here, that the former will get to the new World withour being interrupted ...
... Church of 3 Port in Rhode Ifta;id, died fome Days) ago : Hed Gentleman well known in the Learned World 1 Majefty's Ship the America, of Forty Guns, Castl lley, is arrived here. ...
... and Lord John Murray, are ordered to go with their Regiments to America as fbon as poflible. It is fiiid that a certain Number of forty and fifty Gun Ships will be immediately fent to America to replace the great Ships which muft neceflarily come home. F ...
... A Letter fom New Tork, Sett, iq, 17^3. Nothing of Moment has happened iri this Part of America fince the failing of the Leicefter Packet-Boat, except Colonel Brad* street's Sacceft at Cadaraqul, of which you Will fee; a full Account in tbe Gazette, ...
... let. the Read- er comment upon it as he pieafes. The Inftructions of the French Admiral, who went in the Spring to North-America, are lent to Town by Admiral Bofcawen. They were found in a Wafh-Ball, and are wrore in a moft curious Man- ner, upon very ...
... and there being various Tribes of Indians in Alliance with both the EngHfh and French, and the Limits of the two Crowns in America being, ia lbme Meafure, (notwithftanding their Treaties of Peace) unfcttled, has given Room for Difputes, which have been ...
... Merchants don trading to America be made ; which Repoa been accordingly given in and read, a Mution mm and the Queftion put, That Leave be given to M Bill for importing Salt from Europe to any of £j fty's Colonies in America, and it palled in the Ne; ...
... fixth Year of the Fei ...
... don, we continue to hear, that the Differences between us and the Engl iih upon the Coaft of Africa, and in ihe North of America, increafe every Day, infomuch' that one can fcarce any longer doubt but that Hostilities will foon be committed in fhofe Parts ...
... to fit out, with the greateft Dili- gence, fifteen Ships of the Line and five Frigates, whicb, it is laid will be fent to America with 6000 Land Forces on board. Orders are recceived at Portfmouth Yard for his Majefty's Ship the Terrible to be immediately ...
... has had leveral Conferences with our Minifters concerning the Armaments which the Court bf Great Britain is preparing for America ; in which he rcprelented them in fuch a Light that they muft give Umbrage to our Court. The Recovery our Marine from, the ...
... a Report that General Shirley is again to be employed in America, in a publick Chararter. ?? , --» ?? { It is tftimated that not lefs than 1 206.0.. Regulars, befides thi>fe already in America, will be fent over againrt the Summer Campaign; and that, ...