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... ADVERTISEMENT. MR. JOHN WETHERHEAD, formerly of the Town ofLecds, in Vorklhire, but now ofthc City of New. York, in North-America, Merchant, is a principal Proprie- tor of fcveral confiderable Trafts of unculiivatcd Land in the Pravince of New- York; one ...
... svith regard to the VVar in (jcrmany, let us fee what lias been done in America. If tsvo Things at once could not be efr'edlually minded, yet one of them might have been weii done. America, undoubtedly, claimed our principal Attention ; ttftre it behoved us ...
... Proprietors Dicey and Okell ?? received great Complaint effucb being artfully difper fed, ntttnfr in this Kingdom but in America, &* to tbe great Prejudice if Numbers, who bave unhappily been dectiy'd by tbem. J IS- The above Genuine Diops are fold by ...
... the Reafon is,fcecaufe afl Gover- nors in America, whether Freißaor Englifh, re- ceive exprefs Inftrudtions fxon^tkr refpechive Mafters, to put in Execution the Articles of the Treaty of Neutrality in America, between King James 1 1, and the late King ...
... Throne, but vyas likewife adhered to during the Reign of the late King Philip V. LONDON. As the Troops to be fent to North America cannot enter upon Action in that cold Country before the Month of May or June-next, we are told, that in their Paffage they ...
... , failed from the harbour of Sunderland into the roads thc:e, where fhe was to take on board 150 who purpofe fettling in America. On the 19th ult. came on before Dr. Hay, judge of the prerogative court of Canterbury, the final determination of the caufe ...
... futthes FarticuUi. ent^uue ...
... » ith tliofe dtmands which treaties entitled us to make; which refuial is now aggravated by iliisclandelliue trade from America. Two nations ihat had entered into a reciprocal alliance for each others fafety, when the one had a rebellion within it, and ...
... Thurfday the Marquis Rockingham was at Court, and was moft gracioufly received. faid, that a new mode of granting lands in America under confideration, which will be more advantageous to the Crown than the prefent and that per acre will be demanded for ...
... on the body of troops under General Bauer and Prince Repnin. Cadiz, Nov. %. Some fhips of the third con- voy,'deftined for America, are waiting for a wind fail from this port. Berlin, Nov. 26. The price of provifions d-.ily increaling, and that bread is ...
... diftance. the ball happily lodged in the ftrong part ofthe pannef :— Thc highwayman took from a young officer, (on his way to America) the only pafl'enger, except a chaife-boy, upwards of feven pounds. He was met about half an hour after he had committed the ...
... kmaand paradt/XM iq mathematics, arithmetic ahd gcogr phy ioiigiiai pieces in povtiy and mulk ; tin progrefs of rhc \-.ai in America, w.th the ny 1 tranfactions cf the different t- ?? which conftiture rhc Britifh empire 111 that part of the \%\a ?? dlgcrted ...