America?: Inteltigence
... America?: Inteltigence. ...
... America?: Inteltigence. ...
... Robufte. Officer wounded.--Mafter of the America. ...
... LINE of BATTLE. The America to lead with the ftarboard, and the Robufte to lead with the larboard tacks on board. Mariot Arbuthnot, Efq. Vice-Admiral of the White, Commander-in-Chief. Ship,. Name'. America Capt. Thompfon Bedford Capt. Affleck Adamant ...
... had the people of America to truft to P The propofitions were to be ratified by the par, liament of England, and the firft minifler of that country had declared that he could not do it.----'To this Lot d North anfwered, that it was indeed true, the C ...
... In the courfe of the week, the brigt. General Heath; from Hifpaniola to North America, Prize to the Revenge, and Le Dragon. Prize to the Pompey, arrived at Port Royal. His Majefty's Pacquet Boat Hillfborough having refitted the damage the faftained by ...
... public good. With refpe& to America, the grand fuhjeft of difference between them, he thought they might now nearly fettle it ; for he underftood it to be the defign of Adminiftration, to carry on only a defenfive war againit America : to. build forts and. ...
... SUPPLEMENT TO THE JtAMAICA MERCURY. ittntraltp • Office.. privateer in and tarried i n to Salem in North , America, where eas was condemned as BMA' pro- VINAICA JOHN, formerly called the Robin, WHEREAS the following Veffelrhave about y o tuns buothen ...
... On Sunday evening lift, Sir James Wallace, to be employed in the fouthern diftrici of America, arrived off the coaft in his Majetty's fhip the Experiment of so guns, and brought over with him pairengers, his Excellency Sir James Wright, our molt worrhy ...
... WEEKLY A D V privateer in and carried into Salem in North America, where was condemned as Britilh property. Bes GANTIwt JOHN, formerly called the Rodin, abut 7o tons borthen.—lt doth not appear who per original owners are, but it does appear, that in ...
... XINGSTO LONDON, 27. THE propofitions from America, which are Paid to have been in town for thefe ten days, are given out by fome to be shortly thefe A neutrality for five years, founded upon the uti te.ffidetis. A commercial Treaty, with mutual advantages ...
... His Majesty's most gracious declaration of putting the loyalists in his service in America, upon the establishment, will have the most salutary effects,---Gratitude, added to loyalty and zeal, will operate in the most powerful manner upon thofe already ...
... Philadelphia, March to. The ftruggle is over, Liberty has fixed her empire in America, and peace, with her attendant bleffings nobly rewards her virtuous lons for daring to be free. The Court of Spain has, at length, acknowledged our Independency, and ...