... AMERICA. New-Tori, May 3. Our papers are full of AdciiefTrs to the i'relident, expreflive of regret bfor Hie failure of the Negotiation witli. France, I'but approving of his conduit, declaring the I termination of tire Addrellws the Government. letter ...

... AMERICA Philadelphia, Jan. -6. The Honourable tl.tCon- tintntal (ongrel's have ordered a magnificent Ceno- taph to be ereited to the memory of General Ment- got'ury, with the following infcription : Montgomery tails' Let no tond hreid iepine I hat Hampden's ...

... 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. Ck PW the schooner Weymouth; from New-York, informs, than on Friday evening few league* off Sandy Hook, be faw three French men of war, one of which appeared a Urge flu* perhaps about gun*, and the other two e,her ftf out being ataconfiderable ...

... AMERICA. The'COrporation of the N,ew-York chattier - 4', commerce, at a meeting held on the Zift . of . . on , of.the late- treat y of, amity, ~ , . . . thereei , and navigation, with thiti ; 7 .Ikt:lol4.c:dills the opinion -6f the 'corporation, that ...

... 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 ...

... AMERICA Charles-Town, South-Carolina, Sept. 4. By the pro- ceedings of the Affembly of Barbadoes, publifhed in the Barbadoes Mercury, it appears that letters had been re- ceived by Governor Pinfold, from Admiral Tyrrel and Capt. Knowler of the Milford ...

... AMERICA. Philadelphia, fug. «S. City a LtttrrU Nathaniel Fa/coarr, Efy\ Maf- UrWatdtn tf the Port Philadelphia. ' ...

... AMERICA. From the NEW -YORK GAZETTE. 5. Though one might have imagined that nothing could have given Joy to Party of Independents in the different Colonies than the Confciit of Great-Britain to having, as they stile it, a Name among the Nations, yet the ...

... AMERICA. The immenfe increafe of population, Rated in the fpeech of General Walhington to the Congrefs, may be judged of from the following itatement ; The Cenfus delivered into Congrels in 1791, the enumeration of the people of thelJnited States at the ...

... AMERICA. Our readers hear with pain, that the deftrudive element of Fire (whether originating in accident or defign) has not ceafed to rage in the towns acrofs the Atlantic:— Savanna (in Georgia) Dec. 20. This city has again fuffcred from the dettrudivehand ...

... other, as we have now no other Tl )e - , an y ence. America fccretly rejoice at the 111 ‘ell . we « vc met with in theEatMndies, as the fu- vcrinr* y deciding our differences and re,nS our trade with America, •11 * jCormeil that the tine* gentlemen vlin Ale ...