... the King Great Britain, Major General Vaughan, now ferving in America, aflerts, that the little village Efopus, was the nurfery for almoft every villain in the country,?? or continent of America. How happy, fays a correfpondent, would it be fur Great Britain ...

... AMERICA July 29. About twelve ago Thomas England, »/ Philadelphia, tallowchandler, was milling, but afterward* found floating in the river; and, from many circnmftancei it was generally thought that had made away with himfelf; but a few ego letter was ...

... AMERICA. New Tori, May g. The CongreTs is perplexed a new dlfti of politics ft rvtd up t» them, with unpalatable ingredients in it. How to rejeft the claims various dillridls to become independent States is the difficulty. If they do, they have every ...

... AMERICA* Barktthes, 03. 10. The of the Pasnors floopof war,-(on thisfration) againft the Provincials, has been very extraordinary; indeed a fall failer, but her meeting with fo many prizes, certainly great good luck. The Pomona's orchards bear golden ...

... AMERICA. Si. John's, Oa. 13. Ttie Britifhcamp at Ga»d aloupe, which General Graham cammanded, has c.ipituu ed ; ar.d we unde>ftaod thegtbeial and licile army are be fent to Eogland* net to again!! the French during the war. the lad veffds from Guadalonpe ...

... AMERICA. New-England, May 23. Yefday fe'nnight, between ten and eleven night fmall fhock of was felt in this and fome the neighbouring towns, attended with rumbling noife. Bofton/june 2. We hear that yefterdav, in the houfe of Reprefentatives, excife ...

... AMERICA. Philadelphia,, May 26. Sunday laft arrived here the Hoop Lloyd, Capt. Rogers, days from whom we learn, that the insurrection the Negroes in that ill aud was intirely quelled, that feven of them had been executed, and a great number were under ...

... AMERICA. Ntvj-Tcri, Ftb. i. On Monday laft Capt. Hynlhaw arrived here frost St. Vinccnts'i but la.lt from St. Martin's. He left St. Vincent's about five weeks ago, and informs us, that Gene* Leybournc was gone to Grenada, and..the command of the troops ...

... AMERICA. Bolton, Oft. 17. Advice is reccived> that fix more regiments may be expected from Ireland, and another from Halifax.—It penfions 10,000 1. fter- per annum had been fettled upon daring life, rather than mak- fo unneccifary military parade, would ...

... AMERICA. From the Royal American Gazette. New York, Se;t. 15. Our advices from the Southward arr. That his Excellency S:r Wi liam life we. with his army, was Chnftiaaa BrieU-e, and marching out of Wilmington, give him battle. That a party of the royal ...

... AMERICA. Philadtlphia, Feb. I. Before this reaches ybu the new General Harmar’s very unfuccefsful expedition againft the Indians will have come to your ears, it was the opinion of General Harmar, and Governor Clan, who wrote foon after Harmar’s defeat ...

... AMERICA. y Newbury Port, Aug. 6. On Thurfday afternoon, the zzd ult. Falmouth, in Cafco Bay, there wa i an uncommon (bower of rain, attended with thunder and a very fliarp lightning—a high wind at N. W. and feme hail —However, no damage was cccafioned ...