... AMERICA T.-flon, April J. The fortitude of the Colonies, ad- ded to their union, is fufticient to confound our enc- ?? foon the mad career of the Minillry will be Hopped is uncertain.— Our duty is to prepare for the woril. — The people of this Colony ...

... AMERICA Bcflon, .lugufli-j. By Capt. Hubbl, from Barbadoes, we Team, that on the ?? ult. tlte fleet for Europe failed from thence, and the next day the Ship Nancy, Capt. Rots Stewart (one of the fleet) was fiiund overfet, about 15 leagues to Leeward, ...

... AMERICA. From tbt _onn ecticut .our ant of June IJ, 1780 Hertford, June 13. His Excellency General Walh- ?? _ _P ointed Lieutenant-General of hit Moft Chriftian Majefty's troops in America, and Vice- Admiral of the White Flag, an honour rarely con- torted ...

... AMERICA. From tbe Pennsylvania Evening Post. M General AfTembly of Pennfylvania, May 25, 1778, the Houfe relumed the confidcration of the folves, refpecting the draughts of the two Bills, ipofed in the Britifh Parliament, and, alter con- erable Debates ...

... AMERICA Charles -To-mh, South -Carolina, Dec. 30. Lait week 114 negroes, the property of a gen- tleman intending to leave tliis province, weie loid at public auction, and brought, on an average, 44}1- 9.5 : each, equal to 63L ;s. tter- luig, which is ...

... AMERICA- ..Charlei-Tevm, Off. 12. On the 4th iml. a -white man ' arrived from the Upper Creek country, in fix daye, at Augufta', and brjngs account that the Wolf King, of Jttfalkfle, and* about 30 other Upper Creeks, with Mr. Germany and two other traders ...

... AMERICA. Halifax, in Nova Scctta, Jan 7 . By an arrived Fort Cumberland on Sunday laft, we learn, that the flup Hulton, Capt. Benjamin Holloweil. belonging to Hull but freighted from London 'or Quebec, was loR in a violent florm on Monday the 16th of ...

... AMERICA Boston, Aug. 1. We hear that the sum of 18581l sterling more, has been assigned tot his province out of the parliamentary grant for 1760. It appearing by General Amherst's returns that Pennsylvania and Connecticut had received out of the said ...

... AMERICA Bojlon, July 8. The people of Canada are in an ill temper, and groaning out their grievances, the Savages threatening the Southern Governments with a new war. — Trade, burthened beyond all poflible bearing, bleeding, dying. The whole of Englilh ...

... AMERICA Charles-Town, M.frch 18. By letters from Penfacola, received by the Hilliborough packet, we are informed that the Indian Trader, Capt. Macmin, failed from that port the ad hiftant for London, having upwards of 20,000 1. lterling value on board ...

... AMERICA Charles -Town, (South-Carolina,) Nov. to. They write from Weft-Florida of the ,9th pait, that the whole number of Cho_laws that inufter- «d to go out againft the Creeks were upwards ot 800, but they all returned without feeing the enemy, except ...

... AMERICA. Kingfton, Jamaica, April 18. Wednefilay afternoon arrived at Port Royal in feventeen dayspaffage, an open exprefs-boat from the Bay of Honduras, with an account that the Spaniard s have revolted there, feized feverai Negroes, tne properties of ...