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... COMMONS. May 14. The Hoare in a Committee to take Into confsderatioci the loffes which the Family of Fenn fn. : - fereel in America by reafon of their attachment and loyalty to the Crown of Great-Britain. Mr. Steele in the Chair, The Chalicellor oldie Exchequer ...
... Spanifh Monarch, and defire his rckale. The Prefident has accordingly lent difpatches relative thereto to Mr. Carmichael, the Americas Minifler at the Court of Spain. The Governor and Legiflative Council of the Province of Canada have iffued an A6t, in addition ...
... brought againd the Conftitution were ' true or falfe. Triac Contlitu ion might be highly laperior to thofe of France and America, and yet Mr. PAIN might not think to: On the priuiples ot his faun, he is luppored to have written me Rights of M ,n, and ...
... remonitrate, till their Parliament becomes a true National Reprefentation. 9. The Prince of Wales. cc. The United States of America. May they fer ever enjoy the Liberty which they have fo honourably acqtared. r. May the late Revolution in Poland prove th- ...
... is, however, ceded to England. In refped to the fifheries, all the feas that bound the Eaftern and Wettern cnall of South America, with certain limits of the (hare, are to remain o- - pen to the fli:ps of the Bri•ifh nation. Several Frenchmen of dittinaion ...
... occupied 2700, and Priaa 900 fquare miles; fo th; the alteration this kingdom has un, it had an extent of 22,340 fquare in AMERICA. From the BosToN (New England) BosTom, Dec. zo. On Tuefday body of the people of this, and all t cent towns, and others from ...
... from of which fhot or wound, th bynis death, Mr. Beets to the officers of J office. pittol was found in the po; BosTOS, (America,) ,4 agreeable to the Con!titu' Common-wealth met at I the choice of the Cover and Senators, for the y 0 this town for a Govern ...
... commonage, and various other privileges, tnat have futfered by the encroachments of time. 'f he emigravon from Ireland to America continues, notwithitanding the advanced period of the teatbri. The Susan, and Ann, failed from Londonderry lately, with Soo ...
... Toleration was complete alio in Holland. Toleration was likewife complete in France. Toleration had no limit whatever in North America. By this he inclined to think it would appear, that Toleration fuited all modes of Government. The most monarchial man in ...
... preparations for that expedition have now another dellination, ano are laid to be intended to watch over our fettlements in America, as the war between England and its Colonies renders it neceffary for all Powers who have any lettlements in thole parts to ...
... Advice are received from the Bay of Honduras, by the way of Brifkol, which men ions the arrival pf of fe:erat fhips from America, with proyifioas which had been much wanted for fume time, and that the difturbances which lately prevailed among the inha ...
... was quite a stew ship, and never at fea before; fhe was bound to Lifbon, and to proceed from thence to Dernarairee in South America ; all the people are except fix —(he went on fhore between the Manac:es and Fal. mouth. As loon as (he was perceived by the ...