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... Anilierft will march to Montreal, which it is be:ieved will Coon fall; and, if fo, mutt put a period to the French power in America.. The Beaver, Capt. Heys, arrived at Jamaica the a ath of April, with 640 !laves, from Angola; he left there, the middle of ...
... Howden, Meffieurt Ferraby's, in : and by at one repu. table Trader in Ci•ies and chief 'Eowns in Great Britain and Ireland, in America, and molt pit of Europe, at is th?. Bottle, which three Doles. • After taking it, keep warm twenty-four Rows. ...
... French and (inadians on any account whatfoever.—A very jndicious and ry.t . tli'ary prccatilien, as many of our . people in America arc c rely e..rny with any thing they may want, if th:1:1,1 it, ; I:Ht turn Cue Ferny by it ; and pwreoecr„:_t6 ofrcur ...
... GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. Whirthall, Oeiober 6, t 760. ARLY yeflerday morning, Major Barre, and Captain Dean; arrived from North America, with difpatches from Major-General Amherft, Lord Colville,and Brigadier-Gen. Murray, to the Right Hon. Mr. Secretary Pitt ...
... than_thofe which were figned in fu - ch a high tone, in his Excellency's memorial. The late glorious acquifition in North America, wir bloodfhed, can never be ex/oiled. There will now rerriar: neceflity tor any greater number of troops thole parts,. d; ...
... ftnithed, and every thing is in the greateil forwardnefs. ‘, The Fovi - ey, Capt. Tony, lies at Spithi.fad, bound for North America, with money for the troop 3, but waits for a II fpom the Downs which the is to take uader convoy. . We hear that the Royal ...
... ncil held this day it was refolvcd to pre lent an addrefs to his Majeity on the fuccefs of his arms year particularly in America: and the Sheriffs were ordered to attend his Majefly to know his pleafure when he would be attended with the fame. Etiraß ...
... fay to-day, that he knew no more of the matter than the loweit failor in the fleet. Three of the richeft fhips bound to America this war, have lately failed for Boiton-viz. the Alexander, Atkyas ; Wolfe, Bull; the Elizabeth, Hulme'; the two firft being ...
... for the French to continue there much longer. The importance which our conquefts have been to our trade and commerce with America, may be evinced, by the great fall of infurance to thole parts. Within thefe two years it has been thirty guineas per cent ...
... The • mentionedto be 'wrecked in .Carnarvon-Bay, prove to be the Pearl, Capt Thomas 'Pollard/ of Liverpool, from Africa and America; the vetrel and cargo are loft, and all the crew drowned.' It is apprehended the feamen took to their boats, as the fhip's ...
... Hilfcy Barracks. It is likewife to be embarked fpeedily. Extraa a Leiter from 'Portfmoutb, November 24. 6,‘ Yefterday the ihip America, Stiles Mailer, who wa4 'lately drove on *ore on South-Sea !leach ,- was got off fld 43 come into the Harbour. About 400 of ...
... and J. SUTCLIFFE, in Halifaxon My at leatt one reputable Trader in Cities and chief Towns in Great Britain and Ireland', in America, and parts of Europe, at as the ilottle, which is three Doles: After taking it, keep warm twenty-four Hours. • Laicewisr, ...