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... with France every Inu ian Man faid Tribe who was capable of bearing Arms fully joined and went with his Majefty's Forces to Canada agamft the French and Indians After this Mr Sergeant by the of his Friends fet on a for inftruXing the Boys in Reading Writing ...
... and fome People even pretend the general Review the Troops will be put Arrival of his Royal Highnefs Paris 23 Accounts from Canada mention the Names 22 flout Ships which have been there within two Years a half The Court has contraded fome Builders at Rouen ...
... Points and Quvftions on occafion of the approaching Dyet One of the Pamphlets fupprefs’d by that turn’d this States an independent Kingdom where has been aboiiftvd have not a Right cafe the public Good requires it to enlarge the Authority their Monarch ...
... peculiar Privilege Britain is of Kind that cannot eaflly wrefted laft as long as Government remains in any Degree free independent ’Tis feldom that Liberty of Kind loft all at once Slavery has fo Men accullomed to Freedom upon them by Degrees itfelf thoufaiid ...
... Proportions out all the Regiments of Foot in England Scotland and Ireland put into each the faid Independent Companies to be recruited by the Officers Independent all Colonies as completed 3— made the of of faid Colonies fent to Colony to able-bodied Men ...
... therefore it as none the wifeft Steps to begin They further remark the Scheme of tracing Military Line from the Frontiers of Canada to Miffiffippe is an Undertaking which they want Force fupport that it muft equally alarm the Indians and the Englifh and ...
... put into Commiffion commanded M Galiffoniere is to guard the Coaft whilft the others (according to Report) are to fail to Canada The Troops of this Kingdom are to form Three Camps this Summer one Flanders another in Alface and the third upon the Saare ...
... It is the True Interell of any Nation to keep her Colonies under and not to fuffer them to grow rich left they alfo grow independent Monopolies extend the Commerce of Country the Minifterial Power That needs be beneficial to Nation the Bullion it annually ...
... Ki to very where iFeir Mahncr i Captain Floyer of General Warburton’s Regiment Independent of York Gates Lieutenant Sumain Lieutenant Howarth of Captain Dcmercie’s Independent Company wounded Lieutenant Gray of the fame Company Virginia Captain Stephens ...
... Lafcelles’s Regiment killed and General Warbur ton’s Regiment wounded Independent Companies of Neve -York Su- main killedj-— and Captain Gates Lieutenant Howarth Capgsmercie’s Independent Company and Lieu-tenaaoft the fame Company wounded VirgmgSgfaops Captain ...
... which the StatesGenerai have occa- fion the Profpeft War our Court will accept without proper Security Paris Oft 10 Letters Canada brought by la Mo the’ s Squadron contain the following of the M Contrecceur Commandant Fort du Quefne received Advice that ...
... Colohy fachufet’s the great Nurfery for Malts ards Aix Chapelle lnvc Bay-Verte in Scotia they by Water with Lomlbourgh and Canada French Settlements They have mother very on the Ifthmus the Penmfula Cannon that command the and Harboui or Bobafim is an ...