... AMERICA, Chai let -Toii'df July 29. The three com- panies of royal Americans in this province and Georgia have, we hear, received orders to em- bark for the northward : Thofe in the barracks here go to-morrow on board a ?? chartered by the commanding ...

... AMERICA Providence, Sept. 3. A Gentleman lately arrived from Surinam informs us, that the infurreftion of the negroes at the Dutch lettlfement at Berbecia wa, entirely quelled, and gvery thing would foon be reftored to its former flate ; great J numbersof ...

... AMERICA JVenx'-Tork, Oc?. 14. We hear from Albany, that Sir William [ohnfon is ltill at Foi t-Stanwix, waiting the arrival of lbme of the diitant na- tions, who have been detained longer than was expefted, on account of the death of ,1 great Seneca Chief; ...

... AMERICA. A/w-rir*, Nov. 14. By recent accounts from Phi- ladelphia we learn, that John Robert* and Abrahim Carlifle were executed on Wednefday laft in that city, by the rebels, for perfevering in loyalty to hit Majef- ty, and unfhaken attachment to the ...

... AMERICA ■*'• Jf>&° de la Vega, in Jamaica, March 17. On Monday evening laft, about ten o'clock, as Mr. Francis Smart, at Paflage-Fort, was wafliing himfelf, he was fuddenly feized by an alligator, about ten feet long, which faftened upon his thigh, and ...

... AMERICA. bew-York, May 23 On Tuefday Capt arrived here from the Havannah, which pi ace he left the _d inllant He acquaints us, that the day before he fail'd from thence, an Engiifh Officer, that had formerly been a Serjeant, but had obtained a commifiion ...

... AMERICA. Beflen, New-England, Aug. 22. The General Af- fembly of Virginia, is, by Governor Fauquier's Procla- mation, prorogued to the 17th of October next. Governor Wcntworth has prorogued the Afl'embly of Hew-Hampfhire to the loth of November next. ...

... AMERICA. ?? Town, Aug. io. On Sunday laft put in here 'he tranfport ftiip Adventure, Thomas Headlam, Mafter, hav- ingonboard the 35th regiment, commanded by Major Forbes, deftined to relieve Colonel Prevofl at Penfacola. This veffel was ordered by General ...

... AMERICA New York, June 12. On the 2d inft. the Governor of Pennfylvania iffued a proclamation, fetting forth, .That divers perfons, belonging to neighbouring colonies, having made attempts, in bodies, to fettle upon a large tract of land, within the limits ...

... AMERICA From the NEW - YORK GAZETTE. BNe-tu-Yorb, April 13. V fome people from the country we learn, that the rebels have put feveral young men to death who lately rcfufed to enter into the Continental fcr- vice, agreeable to their late detaching afts ...

... AMERICA. From tbe Pennsylvania Packet. Philadelphia, April 16. Mr. Davics, a Merchant of Virginia, who is juft arrived at this place, informs us, that Major Rogers, together with live Indian Chiefs, is gone to wait on the Congrefs, they having requeu- ...

... AMERICA. Philadelphia, April ii. By accounts from different parts of the country we learn, that the inhabitants are in the greateft diltrefs imaginable, having been rob- bed ot all their provifton and cloathing, in orderto (imply the wants of the rebel ...