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... America. On Saturday lack was brought up to the Road of Leith, by Capt. Ogi of Royal George E cite yatch, a fm Iri.fh Wherry, with ten carriage and ten ftv* ins, find twenty-nine Men, all kith. called the tienditafeaVour, of D..blin, David Sinnol Mailer ...
... AMERICA. Philad•lpbus, Jay tl. A Gentleman from Botton informs, that it was currently reported there, that J. W. lnfpeelor General of the board of Commiffinners, on his tour through the feveral towns, &c. ar.ived at Cal - co-Bay, where he had not been ...
... AMERICA. Halifax Mow Augufl Several mult daring attempts Dave been lately made here by (ome incendiaries the dock yard by fire, which had nearly lucceeded effecting their diabolical Sunday the nth inft. a quarter before three o'clock the afternoon, one ...
... AMERICA. CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7, I 79 6 - THIS day at twelve o'clock, the President of the United- Stales met both Houles of Congrefs in the reprefentatives' chamber, and delivered to them the following addrels-. citizens of ...
... AMERICA. ain rr. litratica, Styr. 6. On Wednefilay lalt his Honour :s pleakd to give his to an aft for railing feveral if money, and applying the lame to Anneal ohs; for &Wilting the Officers and Soldiers of his hlayelly's 36th and 66th reginsents of ...
... embark tor North America, at the thorteft notice. We are affured that nine Priells, who have been lately ordained at Its Chapel Royal, tit. James's, are all going over as Mitonarirs to propagate the Golpel among the Indians iu North America. *tutor to tit ...
... AMERICA. JUNE 19. Extrafl Utter from Captain George Dotn'tmek, » of the Jbip M'.unt Vt rnon, dated the lotb in/I. off Wilmington, to Meffrs. trancu. gentlemen, ** It is with regret I have to inform you, of the unfortunate, uniuit capture of the (hip ...
... TRAVELS AMERICA. MR. WELD, in his travels thro' the States of North-America, eltimates the population of Philadelphia at nea; ly 50,000, notwithltanding the ravages the yellow fever, which Iwept oft in 1793. He the manners the people as cold ar.d relerved ...
... TRAVELS IN AMERICA. MR. WELD, in his travels thro' the States of North-.-lmerka, eliimates the population of Philadelphia at nea. ly jo,ooo, notwithstanding the ravages of the yellow lever, which (wept oft 4000 in 1793. He depiils the manners the people ...
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... Satu:day Night's Pat. ' AMERICA. Bstitair. 21. pcs.zlv . V% e.:k Capt. avenues. Faller li d's' —., arrived here Irons North Csiolina, and -r I. informs : That be Iv ai late -Mailer oil a ...