... AMERICA.- Philadelphia, Jug. 22. By Captain Marlhad from the Havarma we learn, thai the Spaniards were profecuting their military preparations with the vi- Irtoft vigour ; that they had launched two 70 gun fhips, that the Moro was finiihed, and they were ...

... AMERICA. New-York, June Ir. Four veffels of force are building upon Lake George, and in great forward- nefs. Bofton, June 1 1 . From Albany we he3r, that General Amherft, with the main body of ttc arniy, marched yefterday fe'ennight for Fort Edward. Bofton ...

... AMERICA. PHILADELPHIA, N°*. 16. The Citizen P. A. Adet informs his fellow-citi- zens, That, by order of the Executive Directory, he has this day notified the Secretary of State of the fufpenfion of his functions as Minilter Plenipotentia- ry of the French ...

... AMERICA. New York, June 16. Laft night a gallows, vvith the figures of three men fufpended by the neck, intended to reprefent Lord N — h. Governor H n, and Soli- citor W -me, with another figure reprefenting the Devil, were carried through the principal ...

... AMERICA. Savannah, in Georgia, January 17. I_-UESDAY laft the Reverend Mr. White- field fet off by the way of Purysburgh for Charleftown, having lince his arrival here preached every Sunday (except one 'way) > n our church to numerous congrega- te 9P ...

... AMERICA B.cflon, Nov. i. Captain Kobinfon, who ar- rived here laft Tuefday from London, his brought a number of families from North-Britain, to carry on the filhing butinefs, and fettle at the Eaftern partsof this province. Charleftow'i, South-Carolina ...

... AMERICA New-Tor k, Nov. 4. We have juft heard from the Bay of Honduras, that on the 29th of July laft, the cit > of Gu-lim.^la, in New*)* Spain, wasfunk by an earthquake, and 30,000 perfons periihed. ...

... AMERICA. Oeokge Tow.., Janaar-f 27. The following is an extiacf of a letter from an A- merican Gentleman in Nt-w Orleans tc his fiiend in this town, dated 12th Sept. 1739. Tiie fparks uf .liberty,' which were d-fcot_r*d fome time paft in South America ...

... AMERICA, Bojloir, New-England, Dct. Jf. Edmund Burke, Elq; is appointed agent for the province of New-York, in the room of Robert Charles, Ef'q; deceafed. Kingflon, Jamaica, 08. 20. Thurfday his Excellen- cy the Ge.vernot was pleafed to fvvear in Hutchifon ...

... AMERICA. New-York, dpril t7. Letters from Jamaica of the toth of March, fays, this iiland as yet (funds faft, though it has undergone feveral fhocks ot earthquakes in the courfe of laft winter. An in- furreetion^ of the negroes was apprehended here a- ...

... AMERICA Neve-York, March J. Tae fdiovvin^ account is jtift r.ccived here from St Cr.xs — 3y a letter from Tor- tola, we are informed that his Excellency Sir Ralph Payne was arrived there, on liis way to Crab 111 md, accompanied by the principal gentlemen ...

... AMERICA. It will bf recollect. d, that much cppofition was made by a tu.biilent f.iftion in America tothe trea- ty concluded b. tween Lord Grenville and Mr Jay. On the 24th ofMarch, the Efoufe of Representa- tives paifed a rcfolution, which had for its ...