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... of any of the united ilates of America, may (until further order) be imported by liritifh fobjetts in Biitifh built Mips, owned his Majetty's .and navigated accoining to law, from any port of the united fdates of America to any of his M.:jelly's Weft India ...
... three defcriptions: of offi'cers—Firl!, Thole who born in America joined the King's forces—Second, Thole who,, though born in his Majefcy's European domi. nicus, had been long fettled in America, and re.. tided in the country before the cvar broke oat— ...
... allowed, and the fame exemptions and bounties on goods exported from Great Britain to America, as are allowed upon exportation of the like goods to any Britifh colony in America ; and alio that all American !hips aad veffels which Lail have arrived in any part ...
... of Brunt . - wick &Lunenbourg, Arch-T.Freaturer,.& Prince EleElor of the Holy Roman Empire, &c. and the 'United States of America, to forget all , pall mifunderftandings and differences that have unhappily interrupted the good correfpondence.. and friendthip ...
... 'This - view of our lunation is indeed ti alarrni , g. We are upon the brink of a itteeipice. Heavens thall the citizens of America—alail the depofers of the power Geo.ge the third, and the conqueters of Britain in to receive laws from a bold and fuccefsful ...
... taking into confideration the prohibition of the King of King of Great-liritain of the produce of the - United States of America from being lent to the \A‘elilndis by any than Britith fubjeasi &c. i .n nd conceiVirrg that it exhibited a nifpofition G ...
... regulating the track: between the fubjeas of .his Maietl-y's' the inhabitants of the territories belonging to the United Stats of America, has not been by glLpetions minutely attended to . ; and that it has efcaped obfervation that are not enuntrated amongtt the ...
... and cOntribute their aid,. to eftabliih an effective fcetleral government. It is from the united power and relauices of America, only, that they can expea permanent and fubftantial jultice. Let the lovers of peace add tl,-ir efforts to thole that haire ...
... Grenada. Same day arrived oMmodore Sir Charles DOuglas, in, his Majefty's fhip Afilance, and the Hermoine 'frigate; from America, on which ita.tion the commodore has the command. We are inforined that Thurfslay next is tlie day appointed for the trial ...
... at the fortificaticn, they moved in the following order, PIONEERSe • Thc ARTILLERY comrAN'vi, . bearing the tiandards of America and Fean'te, DRUMS AND FIFES, The BAND OF MUSIC, AFrench gen- The tlernan, Knox, The OFFICERS of the late Aineiican arrny ...
... citizens of America for the reilitation . Of prOPerty, which were invariably rejeaed, be confirmed. Refolved, That there has been an infra:!tion on the part of Great-Britain, of the 7th article of the treaty of peace between the United States of America and ...
... of his country, and who often addreired you. in the years 1774 and t 775, upon the interefting fubjeEt of the LIBERTIES of America, begs leave to addlefs you again upon the important fubjeit of her GovIENMEN F. It is impoMble to be happy without freedom ...