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... AMERICA. (Jamaica) July 26. On Sunday laft Mr. Paul M'Phcffon landed at St. Ann's Bay, from Hifpaniola ; he had taken his Paffage the 25 th ult. at New- York, on board a Sloop named the Charming Polly, bound for this Ifland, which unfortuuately became ...
... AMERICA* From The Independant Chronicle, printed at Bojlon. Portsmouth, June 9. Laft Thurfday was brought in here, by Capt. William Cook, in the Hector Privateer, fitted out at this Port, the Ship Barufdale, Charles Tring, Mafter, with 540 Hoglheads of ...
... AMERICA. fo the Hon.. James De Lancey, Efq; Lieute- ?? and Commander in Chief, in and over his Majefty's Province of New- York, and Territories depending thereon in America. The humble Address of fundry of the Clergy in Behalf of themfelves, and the reft ...
... AMERICA. From the New-York P___iaY Advertiser. New-York, Feb. 12. WE are informed that a part of the Houfe of AfTem- bly have it ii contemplation to write a circular letter to the &veral States on the fubject of amendments to the Fcederal Conftitution ...
... AMERICA. From the NEW- YORK GAZETTE, Feb. 17. A few Evenings ago, four Boats full of Men came over from Rye to the oppofite Shore on Long-Ifland, and carried off a Sloop laden with Poultry and other Things for New-York Market. The Fog was fo thick, that ...
... AMERICA. Charles Town, South Carolina, Dec. 10. On Sa- turday laft the Privateer Brig Pliny, Capt. Stoddard, brought in here a rich St. Domingo Ship, bound for Bourdeaux, of 200 Tons, laden with Indigo, Coffee, Sugars, &c. which fhe took on the 23d ult ...
... AMERICA. Extract of a Letter from Kingfton in Jamaica, dated December 4. ...
... AMERICA INFORMATION TO OLD PEOPLE— HOW THEY MAY PRESERVE TUB EYE-SIGHT, OK RECOVER IT ArTEK IT HAS FAILED. ...
... AMERICA. From the NEW- YORK GAZETTE. New-York, Nov. 8. By a Letter from Vir- ginia we have the following Particulars : The Inhabitants of Augufta County have taken up Arms in Favour ofGovernment, and ' are grown formidable in their Numbers, as their Situation ...
... AMERICA. Extracl of a Letter from Bofton in New-England. Aug. 18. « We are inform'd by the Poft which arrived two Days ago, that the Numbers which attack'd General Braddock, were 2000 Indians, and but few French ; you may depend on this as certain : Tbis ...
... AMERICA. From the NEW- YORK GAZETTE, Nov. 11. We hear that a Party of the Rebels under a Mr. Floyd, late a Member of the Congrefs, came over a few Days fince from Connecticut, to the Eafl End of Long-Ifland, and committed feveral Murders and Depredations ...
... AMERICA. Charles-Timn, in Dominica, July 29. On the 6tth Inftant a French Guarda Colta, commanded by M. Du- pont Touillolle, chafed a fmall Schooner to an Artchpr in Portfmouth Harbour, (commonly called Prince -.Ru- pert's Bay) when he manned her Boat ...