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... Parti- i-iila.s of the whole may be ?? Mr. Town, of Horbuiy near Wakefield. Th c Continuation of A clear ?? Account of NORTH AMERICA, Hiftorical, Geographical, tjfe. fo far as it refpecis ihe Arguments of the pr.fint Time, done from authen- tic Records, and ...
... Majefty has declared his intention of recommending to ParHamenenext feflfion, to repeal all the now in force relating to America, and which the inhabitants complain of as grievances, provided they fubmit to own the authority of Parliament, and agree to ...
... Three Foot hicli. By T. T A G G, Efty Adorned with above Sixty CUTS. Printed for the Bookfellers of Europe, Afia, Africa, am America, and fold it the Bible and Sun in St. Paul's Church yard , alfo by J. Wilfon, in Leedes ; W. Ed- wards, in Halifax ; liliz ...
... Account of NORTH AMERICA, niftorical, Geographical, l£c fo far cis it rilpeils the Arguments of the prefent Time, done from authen- tic Recjrds, and the heft Relations extant, TH E bed Writers agree in calling that Country North America which extend-, from ...
... to New-York, dettroying ...
... gracidufly on the 2.9 th November, to grant his Royal Letters Patent, for Fourteen Years for England and the Plantations America; And on repeated Rcprelentations of the rat and Imputing Cures daily performed by aicl Drops, has been hnce alio graciouily ...
... which may probably prevent nutters being carried to extremities; is, however, generally agreed, that Gen. Gage will fent to America, fee all things fettled upon a permanent and proper footing. A Correfpondent afferts, that there are feveral hundred Britifh ...
... confidently aflerted that Lord George Germain is to continue in office, and that zo,oco men are to fent to reinforce oar army in America. G. E. The ball yefterdayin honor of h?r Majefty's birthday, was more brilliant than for feveral years paft.— The Ladies heads ...
... Very rece t date announce, that the chiefs -of the revolutionary fad ion at Gaudaloupe have left that lilana, and retired to America, with whatever they could carry with them. The f«-.me letters ftate, that for a longtime no merchant Ihip coming from France ...
... treaty of Paris, between America and France, was adually figned on the 6th of February, 1778. It is notorious that it was on the toth day of February that Lord North introduced his propofitions to Parliament for a re-union with America. From this flate of ...
... Wakefield ; and by J. Brooke, in Huddersfield ; alfo by one reputable Ti^dei in all Cities and Towns in Great-britain Ireland, America, and moft Parts of Europe. Alfa ot G. Wa igh tV Sbef in Leedes may be bad, ' Under Sanaion eftbe Kinc's Royal Patents. Dr ...
... Settlements, whether we have War or Pcxe with the French, will not only prove hurtful* but ?? at laft to our Plantations m America, and confequently weaken, in a very fenfib'e Manner, ihc Stiength and Power of Eng- l.ir.d, by drying up the Streams that ...