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... AMERICA . St. Joints (in Antigua), March 7. Our Ad- vices from Guadaloupe are, that one Monfieur Bon- ville, a Frenchman, who came from England as a Volunteer, (or like the other Bonville in the Rochfort Expedition, as a Man who might be of Service in ...
... AMERICA. New-York, June Ir. Four veffels of force are building upon Lake George, and in great forward- nefs. Bofton, June 1 1 . From Albany we he3r, that General Amherft, with the main body of ttc arniy, marched yefterday fe'ennight for Fort Edward. Bofton ...
... AMERICA. Nv York, April o. Sattirday laft his Majefty's Frigate the Diana, Alexander Soomberg, Efq; Com- mander, arrived here from Portfmouth, having Brigadier-General Prideaux on board, and fdr the Ufe of his Majefly's Troops ii Chefts of Money. The ...
... AMERICA..'. Philadelphia, dfaylt. Gcnerai Araherft arriv- ed at Albany about ten days ago in his way to Lake George, and all the troops defigned againft Ticon- clerago and Crown Point, are in motion.. The 5000 Provincials, raifed by Bofton government ...
... Contimiation of the Account of the Briiiftj Settlements in North America. Of V I R G I N I A. '''¥ T IRGINIA is fitnated between 36 | .md 40 Degrees of / Nonh Latitude, and has Maryland on the N. F. from / which it is feparated by Patowmack River ; ...
... Letter from North America concerning the Indians. I*°^ ...
... Continuation of the Account of ihe Briiip) Settlements in North America. Of N E IV FOU ND LAND. Newfoundland is an Ifland of a triangular Form, three hundred and fifty Miles iq Length from North to Sonth, and two hundred in Breadth at the Bale, where ...
... Extratt of a Letter frotn an Officer about the late Battle in America. e ...
... ILxir att of a Letter from Capt. Barnfley, of his Majefly's Ship America. On the 19th of October, about 15-0 Leagues to the Weftward of the Lizard, we fell in with the Humbcr Capt. Pye ; he had been three Mouths from Jamaica, snd^very much diftrcfted ...
... A Lift of the Troops employed, or to be employed this Summer againft the French in North America. Agaiiift Louisbourg. ' Admiral Bofcaweri, Brigadier-generals Wolfe, Lawrence, and Whit- more. • - -■ [Major-general Amhurft was not arrived June 3d.] Men ...
... RefleSJeons of a French Author on the Britifh Colonies in North America. The Trade of Maryland, Virginia, and Carolina, is partly the lame as thar of the other Engiiih Settlements in North America, lending to Europe Pitch, Tar, Turpentine and Skins. Carolina ...
... A fuccinCt, but comprehenfive Account of Ca- nada, or New France ,* the Seat of ACiion in North America. I^\ H,£ Spaniards pretend to have firfl: discovered this Country, calling it Cabo de Nada, or Cape of Nothing, which Name is corrupted into Canada ...