... AMERICA N C'Ul York, By accounts ;from Kentucky, we are informed, n the beginning of July, a party of Indians ap.`Pared riear Frankfort, and toolc a great number if negroes and horfes. Colonel M.Dowal, with o nien, p !Med them to the Obio, but not falling ...

... AMERICA Bojitox, Augufl 2Z. The people in the neighbourhood of the Bay of Milfifque are mourning in fackcloth and Mlles, for the fore judgment of Gucl, in vifiting them this feafon with hail and tempeft. On the 25th of the laft month I prefent there, ...

... AMERICA. New York, Augufi 12. ▪ aufwer to yours, I Ilan endeavour to obviate • your queries with regard to the flare of this country; but yon art& recollth that the riches, population, and rerearces of the country are rapidly increafing, even when I am ...

... AMERICA. Charles-Town, South-Carolina, June 12. Letters from Philade phia, inform us, that 'John Penn, Efq; fin of one of the proprietaries Pennfylvania, and nephew the other, will foon fucceed the Hon. 'James Hamilton, EA ; in the Government that province ...

... AMERICA. By recent advices from the Wedern frontiers, received at Philadelphia, it appears, that the Indians nave not only committed leveral aas of hot rible barbarity and plur.der, upon the defencelets fettlers, but they have ego been fuccefsfill agatutt ...

... AMERICA. I* New Tori,.Sept. XTElArday in 'Frinity Church was coafetrated: by tbe joint a& of all the American Pretates, a Bithop for the State of Matiland, in the perfon cif the Rev. John Gagger, D.. D. By a private letter Canada, to a gentleman in Bennington ...

... AMERICA. DURING the month of April, alma every part ot America futiained great injury from continua, rains. The Wcitern Dittriats of Pennfylvania, North and South Carolina, Georgia, and Virginia, were for the greater part innundated.. . . . The materials ...

... AMERICA. Brooke:id!, 4i 6, Tor following is pe , haps the mod re markaoie inlia,,ce ot fingin,; that ever happcnvd, trut , • whereof may be ri;li.td upon, as numbers of rednai)l , ., p,rions can tellity thereto. One rhoiti%s 3 ,riniller of thi, town, ...

... AMERICA. Wiltcbejler, kov. 12. I rHE following intelligence ii from the Cherokee Nation refpeeting the attack upon Buchanan's ftation : The party who attacked the nation confifted of 191 Cherokees, 83 Ci•ceks, and a Shawanefe Warnor, with his party ...

... the arrival of a great number of !Lips from du rent parts of America, with pro ifions and dour, they were in much want of, and had given tne in a very great relief, having been much diftreffed for !bine time. By a letter from Segni of the 7th iff. w- ...

... VERSES, Written by Mart, an Embarkation for AMERICA. WHERE now are all the prefpeas bright, That in life's morning role to view ? The gilded landfcape finks in night, And black'ning florms and clouds eafue. No more I trace, with eager eye, Sweet jays ...

... Petew Ifiands, New Holland, New South Wales, Botany Bay, Port jacklon, Norfolk Bland, No, th and Weft coals of America, the interior parts of America, Africa, China, Ca' ffraria, India and Weft, Aiabia, Madagifcar, Ruffia, &c. &c. carefully written and compiled ...