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... AMERICA. Charles Towun, May 18. Letters from Bofton inform us, that the prime coit of the Britifh manafaftores to be returned from that town, amounts to upwards of 20,0001, fterling. Charles Torwn, South Carclina, Fune 23. The Lord Commiflioners of his ...
... . - mode ¢ AMERICA, Yefterday were ricéived the American papers (@ the 26ih of Odober; inclufive; they contain feveral melanghely detaits of the fpreading tontagion-of the yellow - fevery the retarns from Philadelphia. of the %th of Odtober, gzave a’'lift ...
... AMERICA fup:':g. The above Medicines are appointed, b{‘.c.rdiate, to be foid by the übvin%l’«fom in the Country & Mr. Rufton | Stamfordy Mr, Fox | Southam, Mr. Clay | Worcefter, P, %ncory Warwick, Pir. Hatord | Walverhampton, Birmingham, Deit¥s Daventry ...
... AMERICA From the Jamatca GAzerr:, King flon, Sept. 20. By the brig Enterprize, Bateman, {rom ChurlessTown, we learn’ that the utmoll anarchy and confufion prevail in that capi-1al; fuch of his Majefly's loyal {ubje@s as formerly refided there, -and have ...
... Reafon, we hear, large Quantities are row preparing to be fhipt amoag the other aisitary Stores for No:th-America. A Leucet from Georgia, in North-America, concludes thus :—** We are certainly informed, that the French have ceded New-Orleans, and all their ...
... ‘thttrzdr:udmvi?:-*— tion in America and Europe; and to the limis ° of Florida and Carolina ; that they thould finifh their conferences tn eight months ; and in the mean time no gn{ss fhovld be made in the fortifications ofpit“l)orida and Carolina; that ...
... variety of eventual occuriences ;- fuch as the prefiss ariiing from the exportation of their teas to America ;- the fale of raw filkss and the payment of debts, which though in jultice aue to the Company, were yet now deemed defperate. His Lordfhip then ...
... laft relative to the AFFAIRS ¢ AMERICA. I'S Lordfhip ordered his Majefty’s meflage to be read, which. he obferved contained two propofitions § the one to enable his Majefty to put an end (o the prefeat difturbances in America ; the other to fecure the jult ...
... wirgl Graves. Comn&’i*fl?‘. his Majefly's* thips in Nosth - America, wg areextralls. the fullow Landon, ar Bundy-Hiok, Mugaf 31, 178 1. .mm .“‘M’df ‘h - Hook wiiki fosrs |oF the_line, four e S Ihat Mo, dw Baeras bad-foiled rhe Sarui duy 'be. RO s Aus ...
... There is no =talli ence whatver in town, of ihe st arriwl of the Brench flect from America, i the posts of France. The Nonfuch Flowing Bateery is to be flationed off Jerfey, and is to.be commanded by Capt. Dwv:r‘ncd’ri’aco d+ Rouillon. [n reipet to afftirs ...
... dréin of men to America, and the natural indolence of her fub{eéh, fhe can well carry on: it is not therefore clear that fhe could much encreafe her trade ; but granting, for al&:mem fake, that (he could; ought we not to veiah dangerous cunfequences that ...
... proceed to t Southern Colonies, iforderto attempt the reftoration of legal gayernment in. that part of America. It will proceed in 5’3 firlt place to North Carolina, and from thence either to” South Casolina or .VirTnh. as circumftances of greater or ...