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... ARMY —Two Captains regiment* Ireland, with to regiment* in the Fall or Well Indio, Gibraltar America—«ie would prefer the Ea!l Indie*.—Letters (juft paid) addreffed to Mr. Humphry*, Army Agent, Montpelier Hill, No. 3. ____ WANTS limploymcDt, a Land Steward ...
... huik i c.._ niittee. The following tragical affair happened lately at Rrellon, in North-America, the part icu- Jars of which arc nearly as follow—Mr. Elilha Witter, lon of William Witter, that place, had been for lomedays dilcovtred to be net regular ...
... launched by Mr. Jordan, of J Ringfend, a very fine PRIG, burthen tons, or upwards, fit for America, Wed Indies, • or Streights trade ; her mads and fpars all ready. Mr. Jordan would vrilh to difpofe of half her, or all, if more agreeable to a purchafcr ...
... Ai the treat news received this day from America may incline many of his_ Majdly’s faithful fubje&s to exprefs their illuminations, and other demonflrations of joy, which may give pretence ill-difpofed and ill-intentioned people to in crowd', and endeavour ...
... Anecdote the late Sir William Johnfon. fuperintendant oj Indian affairs in America. SOON after Sir William hail been appointed to the above place, wrote to England for lints clothes, richly laced. When they arrived at Sir William's, Hendrick, King of ...
... jsau the Bourilhing Town A BALTIMORE, in America, the good (hip MINERVA, Bell, commander, burthen ,ch tons, (lout new velfel, and the bed adapted for carrying Paffcngcrs, of any that ever left this port. She will fail on or about the middle of February ...
... AMERICA. CWlw-Ttfuw, February i. A Few of the enemy’s militia came to Monk’s Corner, lad Monday night, robbed and fet fire to a dore, burnt Ihree waggons, and after a day of a few hours, decamped with the greatell precipitation. Churlis-Tovjn, Feb. 5 ...
... jor Post. | NEW S frm AMERICA? Oe, REPLY. § Englith J ghn and Irith Pat. Were chote bufy chat aie, in deep debate, Difeourfing on th” affairs of How commerce was to be extended, ‘And our erack’d men $ That Poyning’s was to be repeal’d, And ev'ry rooted ...
... 7. The Childrensâ Friend, 4 vols. 13s. 8. Tarletonâs Campaigns in N. America, 6s. 6d. 9. Riesbeckâs Travels through Germany, 2 vols. 13s. 10. Lettres de Catchet, by the Marquis de Mirabeau, 6s. 6d. 11. Entickâs Latin English, and English Latin ...
... 3. Travels in America, in+780, 81, amd 82, «vith plates, 2 vols. 8vo. 138. bound. 4. Forsrer’s Hiftory ef the Voyages and Difcoveries made in the Norru, witha NEW MAP of the « . countries fituated stout the Norts Pole, 76. 7d. bound. g.. Sie J. Hawkius’s ...
... Qrdcrs nre fent over Irel for the troops r-itto embarked on board the (hips for America, until further orders'. I.ieu'enant Colonel Horne, in the Hon. E-.d Company’s fervice, is going out with the hid llrps to Madras, with the rank of Brigaflier General ...
... COnfuiuinsf theT/the t'nrfou and Sow. A - —Hiftofy ol the Campaigns America, l>y Colonel Kural Simplicity. ATaJc nc Powers the Eyecxpreilivc of the of the Mint].—MafToud. Tale from the French—The Widow bewitched with her Paflion—Hiftory the Council of ...