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... The humanity of the Minifter is touched with the negleCted hate of the fick and wounded foldiera in America, and in 1778 he provides them a comforter in a Superintendant General of the Hofpital of the Grand Army, at the rate of 31. per day; but the piety ...
... Thus in the beginning all the world was America, and morf to than it is now; for no fuch thing as money was any e known. Find out fomething that bath the ufe anti. , value of monty amongtt his neighbours, you than fee the fame man will begin precifely ...
... The flame of war had been kindled in North America, and it was about to burft out in Europe. Great Britain, from her predileaion for Hanover, was every day more clofely rivetted to the continent, by frefh engagements, while her own proper bufinefs was ...
... The flame of war had been kindled in North America, and it was about to burft out in Europe. Great Britain, from her predileaion for Hanover, was every day more clofely rivetted to the continent, by frefh engagements, while her own proper bufinefs was ...
... Standards of the five FREE NATIONS, with their refpeetive Mottee . vu. IRELAND—Unite and be free. AMERICA—TheAfylum of Liberty. FRANCE—The Nation, the Law, the King. POLAND—We will fupport it. ...
... MONDAY, July 4. LONDON. On Saturday a mcflcnger was Lord Gower, with the particulars difpatches recieved from North-America. On Friday night the Marquifs of Granby arrived the feat of his grandfather th Duke Rut'and, at Kniglulbridge, from making the ...
... .. 0 The judiciow, attentive reader will at once perceive the-ma' ivrial difference there is between the free Schools of America and thofc ...
... Indiamcn, that were lately purchased by Government, are now taking in their fibres at Cravefcnd, . and 'are to: fail for America int-few days they are able ftand againt any four'of the. Provincial' they each modnt ji guns, and are full manned in war time ...
... the infant Rate of America f r manufaCtures, and the preterit troubles occafioned by the glorious ftruygle for-liberty in the neighbouring kingdom of France. Let us keepin mind, as we value there ble,flngs we now en:oy, that America is every day improving ...
... megla of reform will oltimately pro. duce a r•volsaioi. Put another feather,' (aid the late Earl of Chatham, fpeaking of America, 'on the horfe's 3 - hack, and the load will bc too heavy.' Even the mott wretched, ...
... • Had either of the cafes, of Mr. Morris or Mr. Sutherland, been prefented to a favage tribe of Indians of America, from perfons injured by any one employed by them, in our opinions they would have moved them to inflant compaffion, and an immediate c ...
... • Had either of the cafes, of Mr. Morris or Mr. Sutherland, been prefented to a favage tribe of Indians of America, from perfons injured by any one employed by them, in our opinions they would have moved them to inflant compaffion, and an immediate c ...