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... with orders contraQ with- the German States for 7000 men, be in rcadinefi to embark for America On the firft notice. The Jamaica fleet, now on their paflage England, have vaft quantity of fugart on board, fo that the price of that article will undoubtedly ...
... Letters from America advife, that the People of Carolina are appreheoGve of the French falling into that Colony from the Mobile and Alibamus Rivers. We hear that a Bill will foon be brought into Parliament for enabling fuch of bis Majefty’s Subjects, ...
... that General Hopfon is to have the Command the Troops going to North America. _ ; NcxtSatuiday large Train of Artillery wll be off from Woolwich, in order to go, as His thought, for America. Mailer Weft is again gone out with his .Father, the Admiral, being ...
... By report made this week, it appears that the commerce North America is now in very liourilhing condition. . , The Bill to prevent the Exportation Cattle has palled the Lower Aflembly. The bill brought, few days ago, the Low'ct lloufe, alter, explain ...
... flits in America, by Line Communication from the Mount the River MilEiippi to the Mouth of St Lawrence, thereby to cut off ail Intcrcourfe between the Eogiiib and the tar diftaiu Nations of Indians, (dirctftly contrary to the Treaty of Utrecht) but glorious ...
... The Commilfioners, going with the Conciliatory Inftruflions to America, are to reteiie icol. per week tach, the lame Lord and Gen. Hove. TheChancrljor has withdrawn himfelf from the cabinet, and given up the kevof his official licra- Imre therein; a certain ...
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... Debts or Elfctts recovered in North America. WHcreas it frequently happens that Merchants or other..,' trading to the Bririlh plantations in North America, are a lofs for a proper to employ in recovering their out thindiog Debts; and others which have ...
... All the Accounts from America agree in the repeated Cruelties of the French Indians, encouraged by their Mifliooatier, fcalping all the Prifoners of our People who are unhappy as to fall into their Hands; but it thought the Encouragement given by the ...
... TO extend every expedient the eontraAed limits of commerce between this country and North America, and to (bew unremitting attention and to each individual engaged in that commerce, we have ever confidcred as duties effential to the public (itn>t ; which ...
... Saturday's and Sunday’s Pofts. LONDON, March »o. Corrtfpondent allures us, that the in America, is be a to Sir Henry dim on, whole A privaie letters have Admimitra-44 tion the utmoil and that a large reinforccmeni of troops, clutfly foreigners, are determined ...
... the 13th of tbit month /romTooioo, will •ppetr the coall ofNortb America; what «»et room for: that ii, that. Meflra £e»ne *Bd Gerard art on board that fleet. The Martha I de Brpdio to commaml 50,000 men in and Cotf ; tfHeronville Met. to Calait. i - »lennA ...