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... Ihii Day vas Fublifbed, piuce 4s. 4^. BY WILLIAM JONES, no. 86, daUs SOME INEOHMATON BSPSCT I AMERICA, Colledletl ThoMas Coon*, latrof Mamchestek. may liktviift had, I, The Hiifory tlie AMtRKAN RtVOLUTION, Di-Aor Ramfay, Sooth Carolina, 7*. yd. 1. The ...
... A imal! Quantity remaining at PepparDs EED SHOP only. AMERICAN COW SEED. JST imported from North America, Cow Grafs Seed, and J for Sale at Peppard’s Seed Shop, corner houfe in Capel- round for u treet, foot of Effex-bridge. He engages it to remain in ...
... I TUESDAY. February AMERICA. om Revtooton's Roym. Gazette. MrwTai t J*M. 6, I^Bl. THE imnatienue of the Rebel troops, being long deprived of the want of pay in real money, and of wholefome provifions, hid determined a very coofiderabie number bf the foldiers ...
... For Balswore in Mar-lend, America. HE fine new thip Evenrasia, Elias de Butts, matter, burthen 325 tons, will pofitively (ail the of this month. For freight or paflage (for which fle has excellent acco mm merchant, Thowmas-{ireet, apply to Robert Fyan ...
... [Numb. 114. FRIDAY, Odbober 23. AMERICA. In CONGRESS, July 18, 1778. A letterJignedCAtLi.tsLt, H. Clinton, William Edi-n', and George Johnstone, dated New York, July 11, 1778, anddtreÃed His Excellency Henry Laurens, the Prefident, and ether the Members ...
... Frep ADVICES from AMERICA. FisH-KiLL, 1. Y a gentleman from New-Jerfey, we are inform- ed, that latt Tuelday week, between 5 and 8000 with 17 field-pieces, under the command of Gen. Cornwallis, arrived at the Englith hood from New-York. On Wednelday morning ...
... EDNES A Y, Marc Arrived Mail} AMERICA. Charlci-Tevit, SeulL-Carolina, Jan. 4.. LAST Friday, two exprelfct arrived herefrom Savanitah, with accounts eo Btitifh finis, ' 5 brigs, ami * Hoops, being anived off Tybee, and i Itrge flnps Okhaw. On r.iahl, anolber ...
... efte»gntj;ot(Mrtfce CoWe*. flated, tl«t h» father Had declared himfelf adveffe lo the idea of exercKing the right taxation over America, but that adrifcd the withdrawing of the- troops cohntry. Mr. Wtt, after doing juftice to his father, declared Irs own political ...
... AMERICA, Jiuibay puUliihed, by J. Willjams, No. zi, I Skinner-Row ...
... sg Reply to the Rev. Mr. Burrowes and the Rev. Mr. Review of the Bithop of Cloyne’ Travels in. North America in 1780, 81 and 82, by the Marquis de Cheftelleux, 2 vols. und, 138. lin, 24, 1787. Proposats for printing by SUBSCRIP TION, COMPLETE of Aad Asstaact ...
... of America, and oo dificult.a one for us, that the obje& is by much t us to attain by force of arms. The Mintttry too are alfo as fice toown, that our troops are by no means fufficiently ftrong to protect even the King’s friends in ree ? America. Why ...
... with the peoile America. If, therefore, what he was to prooole, lliould b.- thought unkindly of, he would ddift from it. The Hon. Gentler,..an then moved for leave in bill j to his M reify to make a peace, truce, or convention with America. faid that there ...