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... AMERICA. Philadelphia, May 18. By Mr. Vincent Low, who arrived from Cape Hinlopcn afternoon, we have received the melancholy news of the lofs his Britannic Majefty's floop of war Braak,of 51111s, Capt. Drew, which in Old Kiln Roads about four o'clock ...
... AMERICA Charles Town, South ?Carolina, May a. Letters Irom the country of the Creek Indian ? dated in March Lift, infotm us, that the trade has been woife laft winter than ever was before known, owing, in a great meafure, to the war with the Cho&aws ...
... AMERICA. Boston, June 14. The British Forces in North-America are divided into three 'Bodies : The first is to assert our Right to our Boundaries on the Province of Nova Scotia, and that Division consists of 3500 Men; the Second, under the Command of ...
... AMERICA. York, Sept. 5. _ Early on Monday morning our Delegates, accompanied John Jay, Efq; off for l l General Congrefs; they were cfcorted to the Exchange by a confiderable number of refpeftable pcrlbns, with colours flying, and mufic playing ; when ...
... AMERICA. By theE of Carhfle, Sir Henry Ciurton-, William Jlen, and George johnirbne, Efq. fimen appointed hy his Majefy, in purfvance of fa to treat, confalt and agree, upon the Means of quieting the Diforders now .futfjfting in certain of the Colonies ...
... his fecond bi!l f reflating the trade with America. The principle of this bill, he faid, went to permit American enter and unload goods, the produce of America, and to t*ke goods board for any pott in America, without enirricg into bonds, or taking out ...
... AMERICA. Beft n, June 9. The operations ofthe late aft ttf parliament for blocking up our harbour begin row to be felt moft feverely.— All trade and bufinefs is at a llan:l j (hould the terms of fatisfaftion cx- prefll-1 in the aft not be foon complied ...
... AMERICA. From RIVINGTON's ROYAL GAZETTE, | Auguft 17. SINCE the firft page of this paper was printed off, containing letter from the Britifh Commifhoners to General Wafhington, the Printer has received from a correfpondent obfervations upon the following ...
... AMERICA New-York, A'cv. y. Captain Sheldon, from Kewfoundlar.il, in f ventecn days, informs us, that a (hip from Philadelphia was j till arrived there, and that Governor Pal lifer had lately con- demned there a French (hip anil cargo, wliich lie found ...
... AMERICA. Philadiiphia, Oil. 15. By Cajitain Wilfun are informed, that all the JBaymen, or Mahogony Cutters, at the Bay Honduras, have left that place and are iettled Oeorgia, on account of the late rebellion the negroes the ■rivers, which make it very ...
... AMERICA. from Game's New York Gazetteer, of Monday, July 31, 1775. Albany, July 12. On Sunday laft,about one o'clock, P. M. Major General Schuyler arrived here from New York ; he was received upon his landing by the Mem- bers of the General Committee ...
... AMERICA. from RiViNOTtfn's NswYoix Paper, . • J7. . , The Congrefa en the Sth of Jon* lad to prohibit the exportation of every lpeciet provifion from the Thirteen ColonifaJbetween the 10th lad month, and the of November next enfuing, tinier* they fee ...