... AMERICA. Philadelphia, March 19. The Congrefs have raifed leven regiments here, one in the lower countries, and three in New Jerfey, ol 700 men each j the people entered readily, and have 37s 6d. per month. Our armed veflcls, viz. two fliips, two brigs ...

... AMERICA Charlei-Tovon, South Carolina, Od. 19. His Majefty . fhip Glafgow.lyingin Hampton-road, in Virginia, on Friday, Sept. 4, intlie evening, was ftruck. with lightning. The foretop-gallant maft, topmaft, and forernalt were rendered ufelefs ; and feveral ...

... AMERICA Boflon, ( JWw England, ) or>.r,.0 r ?? We hear, there are about 100 families in tins town that have agreed not to ufe any more tea. V\ c alio hear the inhabitants of Charles-Town have un- aniniouflv agreed to the fame. We hear from Brookfield ...

... AMERICA, Bojlon, (New England) Dee. jt. At the •iljo-.irnmentof the Town Meeting held here laft 1 ?? .id ay, a lurgc ar.d ?? Committee ap- poititid the 18th of o_u_b.r lull, to confider of ionic meafure. to employ the poor of the town oi -'.ofton, by ...

... AMERICA. \gofion, Jan.26. Monday a detachment of an hun- j dfpd men, drafted from the i'everal Regiments in this town, and commanded by Major Balfour, embarked on board a veffel bound to Marlhlield. This manoeu- vre has occafioned -many conjeftures. — ...

... AMERICA Philadelphia, May 30. On Tuefday Lift an exprefs arrived here from Fort Pitt, by whom we learn, that F.nfign Howard, ofthe ?? regiment, was lately (bund drowned in Cli.ttrie's Creek ; and that a number of Indians were juft conic in from their ...

... AMERICA. King/tan it Jamaica, Oil. 31. On Sunday lad died in advanced age, his houfe in the parifli St Thomas the w U ' er Va t,e ' Ef The bulk his efate! which faid to amount to above 150,000 1. has left to h«r h^?sd,wT r in Engla d ' aSd ,he feaUert ...

... AMERICA. New-York, June to. By Capt. Darrellfrom St. Vincent's, ye learn, tliat the F.nglifh fettle- ments on that Illand, proceed with a Rood deal of life and vigour, and that it bids fair to be one of the moll flouiilliing .Hands in the Weft Indies: ...

... AMERICA. On Saturday the Third tf January was ptthUJhid, Emb-llilhcd witb a moft elegant Frontif piece, dc figncd by tbe ingenious Mr. Edwards of the Royal Academy, and en- graved by one et' the moil capital Artifls ia London, to- gether with a Large ...

... AMERICA Annapolis, in Maryland, April 11. There has lately been difcovercd here a new fort of coffee, equally good, much wholefomer, and vaftly cheaper than the foreign coffee; it is made of common rye, and when rightly burnt does not differ from the ...

... AMERICA Fort Pitt, Aug. 22. To-morrow Captain Thomas B tklJUgx. _£ith 100 men of the 42d regiment, leaves this place in battoes, to go and take pofiefl'on ofthe Illinois ; Col. Croghan, the Indian agent, -having fettled fatisfactory preliminaries with ...

... AMERICA Boflon, July 22. By Capt. Phillips, who arrived here laft Friday in 1 5 days from Newfoundland, we learn, that there are four Englifli men of war, and two French, on that Ration, for the protection of trade; and that one of the tenders belonging ...