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... . Anew jut Defcription of Penzance in Cornwall. XIX. Court Martial at Deptford for trying Adrni?al Knowles. Plants in America.. V. AbftraEt of Mr. Garnett's ingenious Differtation the Book of Job. VI. A curious Account of the wonderful everlafting ...
... Our Ililinittry are likewife very • i ntent upon enlargieg Commerce in the Eaft-Indies, and i l bProving our Settlements in America. From the LONOON GAZETTE. • • ER, &V. 21, Immediately after the Departure of our Ambaffacior for England, an Embargo was laid ...
... but he rode it out Without . any - Damage. , , Several . Veffels niled front the Bay - with Capt. Snow for Europe and North America, who 'tis - leased have met with the like, or a worfe Misfortune. The Defile Brigantine Captain Roger., from Cape Fear, I):: ...
... near Dunkirk. The Capt. Peter Cbufen, Lden with Wine, Stc. ,from Bouide ux, is loft on Hog-11l .nd. There is Acvl . ce from America, that two Ships, one commanded by C :pt. n, for New Er giand from Batbrdoes, the other from Arlo:11, were bolt on the Be,ch ...
... who, after t.ik.ing him fume Qt2eftions, civilly difmifs'd them. There is Advice, that the Ruth, Swindle, from Africa to America, was loft fome time fince coming over the Bar of Benin. By a Letter from Chefhire we Inve an Account that one Farmer has loft ...
... of the -King, in order„ to . •,, ;la in Conjunation with thole of . his BritaimnickMajelly, l, fettling the il Limits of America, and the refpeeti ye , rreteilflo.ll; of the two to certain Poffeffions in thofe Conritries. It iS reported that the •'P' ...
... the two nominated by the King of Great Britain, all the refpecctive Pretenfioris of the two Nations on the Poffeffions of America, and the Conceits remaining on Prizes fome made on both Sides during, the Wax' ; which four Commiffaries are immediately to ...
... ofhe Commiffa, ties far fettling and determining the P a intrto be a ditiffed between the Crowns of England and France in. America, to be alfo Commiffary fettling the Accounts relating to the Ranfom and Exclianc. , ,e of Prifoners, taktm. during the late ...
... to Aritigna, vas lately near Cape Clear; the Crew-were all;f4vcd, • but little of the Cargo. 11-appy, —, from Liverpool to America, .Wi'th Eck -Goods, is Bootle Bay-at Liverpool. Part Cflei.Cargo will be faVe.d: -The Molly, Sian ton,- arrived at , - Liverpocl ...
... diffembled ;, and the Induttry . ufed : to difT perfe thefe Books at home and abroad, and efpeciallyto our Plantations in America;, to which great .Numbers,, and at a :great Expence, have been convey'd ; are WOofs Of fuch Malice againft the Gofpel, and ...
... the Growth and Culture of Raw Silk in his Majeity's Colonies or Plantations in America. A Bill to encourage the Importation of Pig and Bar Iron - from the ,Colonies of 'America, and to prevent the making of Steel in the aforefaid Colonies. A Bill for aligning ...
... exchange of theirs, but drain us of our readt .Specie, and thereby confurne the very Vitals of the f 101; ourßretbren of America on , the contrary will, Mr their Pig and Bar Iron, take the very fame Cornmodil?e , back again manufadtured into Locks, Nails ...