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... AMERICA. C'tirlei-'TovJM, Nn>. a. According to our advices, • ligillature of have not laid, or thought laying, very high, Bankrupts. JohnColliran, Kly within the Iflc of Ely, innlioltkr,—-Br.ixft »ne W,»llis, Bell neir Lincoln's Inn, Mlddlcfei, hoficr ...
... AMERICA Phi huh iphia. May 10,1764. the Olive Branch, Robinlbn, from Honduras bay, have advice that the Spaniards had forbid the F-nglifti from cutting logwood in the bay, upon which they had lent an exprtf’s to Jamaica, with an governor Liakton, fetting ...
... AMERICA O/ivego, Aug. 7. Matters are entirely fettled witn all the nations who attended the meeting Niagara; the grcatell ever known, being about aooo Indians. Some revolts prevented the Chenuflios cora ng for long time; at length they came and delivered ...
... AMERICA. Of}. 7. A ftalk hemp which grew this fummer in gentleman's yard; was meafureJ and found to be inches circumference, and fifteen feet in heght. Charles-TtvjH, Sonth-Corolinif, Off. T2. On Saturday latl his Honour the Lieutenant Governor gave his ...
... AMERICA. Barl’tidoes, May Is. The dreadful fire which broke out in this town the 14th inft. night, was occafioned by the negletf a young man, who fell afleep and left his candle burning, which took hold parcel of cotton, and with fuch impetuofity, that ...
... LANDS in North-America. HENRY TAYLOR, Broker, in North- Shields, Northumberland, Leave to acquaint ihofc who are now leaving this Country for Apierica, that he is comitiiTioued fell Tradls of Land in Nova Scotia,» Band St John’s, and moft of the Other ...
... Lord Surrey defin'd the would the hill for eftabliihingprovifional regulations for with America : This bill, he faid, was of t,hc moft prcfling natarc, and, therefore, he hoped the would prefer the conlidcration of it to that of the ordnance eftimates ...
... Ptafinns. Sec. Townlhend explained, that the words United States of America, infected in the letter to the Lord Maydr, were intended meao the fame if the Independent States of America had been mentioned. defended Lord Howe againfl the aipcrfions of Commodore ...
... miffioecn (hall think prApir to make, and of declaring America, or any part it, to in ihc King'* peace upon fubreiffion.’’—For to the power of enquiring into the flateof America, which bit Lord* fhip mentioned to nt, and of conferring and con* fulling ...
... The prodigious and continued emigrations from the North of Ireland (no lefsthan 30,000 fouls having embarked to America from that quarter within thefe five year* paft} have laft roufedthe nobility and gentry of that country to find fbme expedient to prevent ...
... with orders contraQ with- the German States for 7000 men, be in rcadinefi to embark for America On the firft notice. The Jamaica fleet, now on their paflage England, have vaft quantity of fugart on board, fo that the price of that article will undoubtedly ...
... N letter Lord N- 1 • on the I'ubject of the ikirtnitli America, the wrius - lays, 1 acknowledge I admire the bravery of our troop- ; what men can do. they will do; hut in country tnrnilhed with s and defdes without number, iutimately known to the enemy ...