... AMERICA. May 16. By gentleman wiio ai rived here in days from Portau-Prince, we are informed of' the troubles which happened there month. Our informant relates, that M. Santhoi-ax, the National Civil CommiiTioner, arrived there the America, of 74. guns ...

... AMERICA. le VIRGINIA GAZETTE. * ' ' at i(;v Cr days from Cadiz, informs, that 17 Salite . t fining out to cruize againft the American I ortler to procure flaves. ters from the Southward we are informed, that have °f Wafhington, Sullivan, and Greene ...

... AMERICA. From the NEW-YORK GAZETTE. New-York, Juke 7. Yefteiday arrived the Camel, Capt. William Tinker, in eight days from the River St. John, in the Bay Fundv, who left the new lettiers there in good health and fpirits. Capt. Tinker failed in company ...

... AMERICA. From the PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE. Philadelphia, June It. The inhabitants the Province Main, like thofe the Waters, are panting for a feparate independence and cellion of territory, which from the unwicldinefs of our governments, and too great an ...

... Yelterday arrived Spanifh Ihip, prize to the America, French 74. She is laden principally with white f'ugars and cotton, and bound from the Havannah to Spain. It is faid llie worth dollars. The America, we are informed, when lhe took the above prize ...

... AMERICA. rue v.--York Advertiser, Nov. 20. 'tie Nov.. ifj, Beit ic:nembeie»». November, all ■ h th pl eke. of this Stare, were repealed hty Ju^ of Mafl'aehufetts, a majo°oc hundred and five eighteen. ...

... AMERICA. From rhe New-York Independent Journal. New-York, June 25. Laft Thurfday the made choice of his Excellency William Efq. the Governor of New Jerfey, to Succeed John Adams, Efq. in quality of their Ambaflador to the United States- Holland j the ...

... AMERICA. From the NEW-YORK GAZETTE. NEW-YORK, S. We learn that Congrefs has appointed the Hun. John Rutlege, Efq. of South- Carolina, ban ad from the United States of America the United Netherlands, in the room his Excellency William I.ivinglton, Elq ...

... AMERICA. From the VIRGINIA GA ZET E. Boston', April i 3. At a large and refpeflable meeting of the merchants, traders, and others, convened at Fancuil-hall, on the 16th inftant, to confider the alarming ftate of our trade and navigation, the following ...

... AMERICA. r»EW-YORK, JULY, SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES. | Gentlemen of the Senate, «' Believing that the letter received this morning from General Wafhington, will give high fatiifadtion to the Senate, I tranfmit them copy it, and congratulate them the ...

... AMERICA. New-York, July ii. French and rebel ar-1 mv are now at the White Plains, and amount to about men of that number there are to French, who are encamped the left of the rebels near the Sound of River. Our letters from Virginia fay, that on the 26th ...

... AMERICA. Bill to tied Are the T>eaties between the United States andthe Republico/ Frame voidanioj no ejfe:l. Whereas the treaty of amity and commerce between the United States and the French Govern-, men., concluded on the 6ih of February, 1778, is declared ...