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... Politicks, giving your Mind freely the Situation of the War; much depends in Trade proper Foreficht this Matter with Regard to America; you find bv her Alliance with France (be clofely fixed her, that file cannot any Event herfi.lt; Frame having the ablcll ...
... country upon fo idle and ill-founded a pretence, her hitherto unheard of claim to the fovercignty of the Teas to the N. W. of America The language held out hy the Court of Madrid, when applied to the of the feizure the BiitUh (hips in Nouika Sound, i: reported ...
... thefe are dellined for America, no port equalling this for the conveniency of lituation, and fpecdily fupplying that market. Within fight, on the Rcntfrew fide, are coalleries, and much coal is exported into Ireland, and into America. The great import of ...
... Amenca. The fame day Col. Guy Johafon, Superinteodant of Indian affairs, took leave, previous to his departure for North America. Yefterday Navy Officera on half pay attended the Admiralty, and receivod their fiiH commillions, with orders rep&r Uteir ...
... Britain, and her colonies. This is figned 144. The gazette contains the following addreffes to his Majefy the proceedings in America, 'viz. of the freeholders 0} Argyll-, of the county of Ayrof the borough of Ayr of Cbrijlchurch, Hants-, of the officers of ...
... your Excellency the Memorial, which I herein inc/ofe. See. * It is not the King's Fault that (he Differences con* cerning America have not been terminated con* ciliatory Methods; and this his Majefty is able to demonffrate to the whole World by authentick ...
... the Kingdom of Ireland, His Majefty's Commiflioners for Promoting Trade, and for and Improving His Majefty's Plantations in America and elfewhere. King has been pleafed to grant unto Richard Potenger, Efq. the Offices of one of the Clerks ;of.His Majefty's ...
... in the Royal Highland Emigrants: They are to engage during the prefent troubles in America only. Each foldier is to have 200 acres of land in any province in North America he (hall think proper, the King to pay the patent fees, fecretary’s fees, and furveyor ...
... Territory, Kentucky, Ate. Ac.; Ac. .To which it prefixed, a genera) ettount of the dlfcn ; • ' .of America, Columbus; general-dtfeript inn the whole Ceotincpt of America, and the nnniettmi Tribes of American . bidiam, their Manners, 'Coftotnt, Ac. Ac. ' And to ...
... Years for England and the tat ions in America : And on repeated Reprefenrations of the great and (urpriv.ing Cures daily performed faid Jefutts Droit* his Subjefts in hu laid Kingdom ot England, and Plantations in America, beyn fince alfo gracioufly pleafed ...
... compltction of the times will not difpenfe with their absence, while America remain* unfubdued. . it qucftioo, whether the Teeming indaftry of the Miniftry to conceal the news from America, is not highly impolitic!', on the one hand people in general are ...
... have the command of eight ofthcjinc intended for the relief of Minorca. Ptince Edward, his Majefty's fourth fon, is toco out America with Sir George Brydges Rodney.-— bir Ueorge being under orders to fail with a relntorcement to his command, as foon as his ...