... AMERICA. New York, May 20. We are informed that the rebels have detached eight regiments to the Southward. From the great difguft and reluflance to fervice which is not requited with pay, food, and cloathing, the rebel battalions grown miferably fcanty ...

... AMERICA. Neiu-2'irk, Fib. 6. The fix nations who according to a former paper came to Col. Johnfoo, the Superintendent of Indian affairs, from whence they fent deputies with proper meffage to the fouthward, have now down deputation of their chiefs to him ...

... AMERICA. The follcvjiuz Letter, publijhed order of the Congre/i, cotit aim account of General Greent's operations in Carolina. Samuel Huntingdon, Efq. Camp at M‘Cord's Ferry the Congarer, May 14, ** Sir, had the honour to fend difpatches to your Excellency ...

... AMERICA. tiffin (Niva-EnglanJJ March jo. A few day* ago arrived here from London, Captain Gormo, in the Brig Fortune, owned here, having heard a 8 chelh end half of the India Com. pany’i tea, coofigned to fondfy per font in this The owners have publiflied ...

... us—the Poft Office. the colony of Connecticut, that the plan for the total abolition of the parliamentary Poft Office in America, by the eftablifament of new con- fitutional Poft Offices in the feveral colonies, meets with general approbation, and will ...

... AMERICA. fbiUtklpkU, 03. *5. By Capt. Wilfon we >re informed, that almoft all the Bayuten, or Mahogany Cutters, the Bay of Honduras, left that place, and are fettled Georgia, 4 account of the late rebellion of the negroes the river, which make it very ...

... AMERICA. /'row Thomas’s Massachusets Sr* of June 6, refpeftable number of Citizens having formed themfelves into Society for promoting the Matsumijjicn of Slaves, and promoting fuch of them as have been or may be liberated, the following Extrafts from ...

... AMERICA. Copy of a genuine letter from a gentleman in New England, to his friend in Paris, PORTSMOUTH, New Hamfhire, SIR, Ofi. 29, 1777. the Continental (hip Ranger, now waiting for wind, I have done myfelf the pleafure to indole you the articles of ...

... AMERICA. B'Jlon, Feb. 5. The following is a copy a letter from the Hon. Gen. Shepard to his Excellency the Governor, dated Springfield, Jan. 26, 17^7. Sir, the unhappy time is come in which we have been obliged to Ihed blood. Shays, who was at the head ...

... AMERICA. the Earl Carlifle, Sir Henry Clinton, William Eden, Efq. and George Johnftone, Efq. Commiffioners appointed by hi* Majefty, in purfuanceof A£l of Parliament to treat, confultand agree, upon the means of quieting the difurders now fubfifting in ...

... AMERICA. South Carolina American General Gazette. Charles Town, March 19. Capt GrenneL who arrived here on Tuefday 25 days from Boilon, informs uf, that men had fet out for Canada from the back parts of New England under the command of General Conway ...

... AMERICA. Philadelphia, July 11. Friday Jaft arrived Che- Iler flag from Charles-town, with a number of vir* tuous citizens of South Carolina, who had been fo unfortunate as to fall into the hands the enemy at the furrender of that place. It is with Angular ...