... command in chief the King's ces in North America ; of the Earl ornwallis's being commander in chief? der Gen. Clinton, in South Carolina * Adm. Arbothnot's being naval comf inder in chief in North America, and Rodney in the Well Indies ; ar 'd of the ...

... AMERICA. The Houfe of Reprefentatives of the States, the 2xft of April, agreed to bring in a bill prohibiting the importation of Britifh Manufactures, after the xf of Wovember next ; which bill was thrown out of the fenate by a fmall majority. On the ...

... copies of which, and of the petition to the King, were delivered to each of the Speakers of the provincial affemblies in America, to be by them tran{mitied to their agents at Lon- don, viz. Paul Wentworth, E/y;, Dr Ben- jamin Franklin, William Billen ...

... America. Additional obfervations on the nature ane value of civil liberty, and the war with 4 merica: alfo obfervations on fchemes raifing money by public Joans ; an deduction and analyfis of the national debti and a brief account of the debts and refov ...

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... AMERICA. Philadelphia, Feb. 16. The following meflage from the Prefident was read in the Houfe of Reprefentatives of the Uni» ted States laft Monday : United Slates, Feb. 14. Gentkmen of the Senate and Houfeiof Reprefentatives, Soon after I was called ...

... America. Vailo on nature of civil liberty, > ».' ir ' nc of government. Rich. ,s divjH 1 • 1 s Ctdell- Th'rs treatife ' nto l^rce parts. The firft treats in and fuhdivided into five fedtions on the common acceptation of the word liberty ; on the divifion ...

... AMERICA. [36?-] Philadelphia, June 4. '' letter from General IVaJbing- Aj,Jn C ''»g r efs, J dated, Head Quarters, k Brook Camp, /Wi»/ 31. 1777* v lave the pleafure to communicate Hi T S re cable piece of intelligence, the rece from General Parfons, ...

... We go now to North America. «« By His Excellency Sir Henry Cli Knight of the Bath, General and Cor mander in Chief of his Majefty’s FO ces, and Commiffioner for peace and good government in the yeral provinces in rebellion in America, {201.] i tian ...

... injuftice will fmk deep in the minds of their countrymen, and tend to alienate their from this country. That the attachment of America can- not furvive the juftice of Great Britain. Thatif they fee a different mode of trial eftablifhed for them, and for the ...

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... at flake. Tt does not admit of a queftion What would be the effe& of our finally - Even the boatted commiffioners peace to America. have not ‘Offered, and do not now offer, any terms, bat Pardon on abfolute fubmiffion. And though (bleffed be God!) even ...