... AMERICA. t rom the Bofton ( Me-ui England) Gazette. Bofton, June 7. For fcveral d.iys paft, fome extraor- dinary -ntcoveries have bc-n talked of, which were ex pefled it. amaze the whole province. The matters al- hlicd to were a number of original letters ...

... From the London Papers, Odl. 4. AMERICA. Bofton, Nevs England, Atiguft 1 1. IT a meeting of the Merchants at Fanneil-hall \ this day, they came to the following rejfolu- b: Whereas all the well-difpofed Merchants, Jinlv of this, but almoft every province ...

... 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 . St. Joints (in Antigua), March 7. Our Ad- vices from Guadaloupe are, that one Monfieur Bon- ville, a Frenchman, who came from England as a Volunteer, (or like the other Bonville in the Rochfort Expedition, as a Man who might be of Service in ...

... AMERICA Burlington, {New Jerfey) Aug. 4. ~ At a c ° ,Jrt of Oyer and Terminer, held at Burlington en ihe 30th of July lift, came on the trial of Jsmts An- nin, aged 54 years, and James Mackenzie, aged it) years, on an indiftment for the murder of two ...

... AMERICA. Etizahcth-Town, {Ncw-Jerfey,) Juiy 28. This town was laft night aiarmed by a riot committed by feveral of the officers of a regiment, (late troni Montreal,) the particulars of which are as follow, viz. The officers being under arms to march with ...

... AMERICA- From the Nero-Tori Gazette. tCharles-Torxm,. South Carolina, OS. 31.. Tbe following is an account of the proceedings in the General COlll- -mittee-tjiiamber, ofthe 28th inft. Whereas, from the profpect of a non-importation a- greement being ...

... AMERICA. Charlt ft 'oivn, Sept. ;. Letters from Augufta, of the zzd ot Augiift, advife, thar about°lour days ago they were informed that the Cherokee* were asking tor a peace, and that they were con- ducting down the garrifon of Fort Loudon, who 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, 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 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 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 ...