... AMERICA. Barbadces, Dec. i_. The fhip Charming Nel- ly, (now called the Tobago) Captain Smith, in wiiich his Excellency Genera! Melville, and the gen- tlemen going to the illands under his government, lately came from England, and alfo ihe fliip Mei- ...

... AMERICA SAVsiNNAH, Ncrsembcr 29. On Saturday the a6th inftanf, this city exhibited a fcene ofdtfolatiuli and diftrefs, probably moie aevfuiiy calamitous than any previoully experienced in America. Between lix and feveii o'clock in the evening, a fmall ...

... AMERICA. «£~ New-Tork, Feb. 14.. We learn that an fcnglilh fchooner arrived lately at SEatia,. tiie mailer' of- which informed, that near that place he was brought to and robbed by a. Spanilh armed veifel ; thac the Spaniards ftripped :and bound the ...

... AMERICA. St. fago de la Vega, in famaica, May 3. On Tiiefday arrived his Majefty's fhip Lively from St. Mary's, and brought in 27 of rhe rebel Negroes ; and on Wednefday n were brought up to this town to be tried. St. fago dela Vega, May 17. On Tuefday ...

... AMERICA. Extract of a letter from Crrmn Point, c lh'~> rg N-xrweek we expect to take our departure from this place, in order to attack the French, who have advanced half way between St. John's and Crown-Point, to :he number of zCoo. They have determined ...

... AMERICA. New Tork, May 17. Letters from Penfacola fay, that ihe SpaniOi Ihip which arrived there fome time ago, had upwards of 300,000 dollars on board to purchafe dry goods, vvhich were fcarce there, infomuch that fhe could not lay out one half of her ...

... AMERICA Charles-Town, South Carolina, June 13. On Wednefday laft his Excellency the Right Hon. Lord Charles Grevilie Montagu, Governor in chief, &c. of this Province, his lady and family, arrived here in the fhip Fonthill, Matthias Ktcihing, mafter, from ...

... AMERICA. Neiv-Ytrk, Dec. ft. Friday laft arrived here from South-Carolina, with Captain Shermerhorn, the famous Attakullakulla, or the Little Carpen- ter, Ouc^jr\noftota, or the Great vVarrior, and the Raveiv'King 01 Toogoloo, with frx other Chiefs drid ...

... From the London Papers, Feb. ?? AMERICA. From the New-York Gazette of Jan. 9. li illiamjburgk, Dec. 23. Our moll implacable ene- my, Lord Diinisore, to his great grief and difappoiut- ment, through the intrepidity ofour tioops, has been obliged lo retire ...

... AMERICA. NEIV-TORK, A:,r. 8. YcHerday, arrived in this city, about halt p___ twelve o'clock, Citizen Geaet, Mio'idcr Plenipotentiary from the P.epuliic of Trance to the United Scates cl _ ?? He. was, received at the battery by a Coounittcc of f o ,_y ...

... AMERICA. From the New-York Gazette. New-York, Feb. 6, The fix nations, who, according to a former paper came to Colonel Johnfon, the fuper- intendant of Indian affairs, from whence they fent de- puties with a proper meflage to the fouth ward, have now ...

... AMERICA, •»r the Bofon, Ne-w England, Gazette, of Augufl 29. West, Auguft 16. The 20th inftant printed notifica- fovsre pofted up in this town, d.firing the mer- fo freeholders, and other inhabitants, to meet at 'town Houfe Chamber laft Wednefday, at ...