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... means to keep• at home the manufactures 'this country, and to promote the export of bullion. the preient expoft of bullion to America is, in ; this-; the aflociations again ft importation of/goods from England have prevented their getting further into, debtthe ...
... Maloe's, at the entrance of the Channel, agreed to pay the Captain 60,000 iivres to convoy him to this ort * The war in America never wore more favourable completion than at prefent. From fuch repeated fuccefies the fuprcme Congrefs may be obliged, within ...
... LONDON, December 18. The Earl Lincoln came over in the Swallow packet, along with Lord Dalrymple from America. On Friday lafl Lord Dudley and Ward was appointed his Maicfty to Poll-Mallcr General, in the loom of Lord Dcfpenler, deceal'ed. > Exlrafl of ...
... were, on the 26th of Jul/ laft, raking in their ladings of tobacco Virginia for France. The marine force England, now in America, we are informed, by a naval Officer arrived from .thence, conflfts two mips of the line, ten fifties, and icventy-one frigates ...
... Admiral Byng, | Capt. Lockhart, Fitzroy D. Grafton, I Capt Coram, Hon. C. Townlhend, Dr. Smollett, Lord Henley, Map of N. America, Duke Dorfet, Caribbee Iflands, Duke Devonfhire, E:*ft and Weft Indies, Capt. Richard Tyrrel, —Geimany, and France. Printed ...
... brilliant and afpiring Artift, Mr Pol- lard, of London. NUMBER. I. Price Slx-pence, of an IMPARTIAL HISTORY PRESENT WAR* i'n' AMERICA. Containing an Accountof its Rife and Progrefs, the political Springs thereof, with its various Succeffcs and Difappoint- ...
... the Colonies on the Mother Country ; the fecond for the repeal of the parted lad feffion granting ceHain Stamp Duties in America: Apd I expert fliortly to fend you a third for the indemnity of fuch perl'ons as have incurred the penalties iuipofed the ...
... whither. No other accounts have been received of the fleet which failed from Cadiz laft month, except that the convoy for America parted from the fleet, after being at ten days. • -i The lateft advices from General Murray, refpefting Fort St. Philip, ...
... Gazette. Some of the principal Caufet alledged by them/elves and their Advocates jbr the prefent Dij content and Commotion America. * THE Stamp-Aft, by which duties, cuftoms, and impou:ions were ena&ed without, and therefore againlt the cor lent of the ...
... who being an old experienced, gallant Officer, Numbers of Men enter voluntarily, and fhe will fodn be I compleatly manned. AMERICA. Letters from Pennfylvania bring the following j Advices : ?? The French are like to give us great Uneafincis ; they are unwearied ...
... Lord Cornwallis had got there. .The reduction of the province of Virginia will prove fuppofed, the hard tug of conqueft in America ; the inhabitants of that colony are rated 500,00 c, half of which are capable of bearing arms. Admiral Digby's orders, arc ...
... in the Wefl-Ridin* the County JOSEPH HOWROYD,, formerly of Dewfbnry, in th# . County York, but late of Quebec, in North-America, Clothier. ' ...