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... retain all the Weft India femlemen;* now in her poiTellion, with all thofc on the coaft of Africa, an® 'f* po&.s Canada; America independent; and Btua.n | retain the poflelTton? there (lie now holds; the French lik'..wife to have their fcttlement* in India ...
... INDEPENDENT COMPANIES. Lieut. John Henry Loft, from an Indep. Company, to Captain of an Indep. Company of Foot, purchafe, vice Mackenzie, who retires. Charles John BunVmry, Gent, to be Enfign in Cap'ain Bowes’s Indep. Company of Foot, vice Scott, promoted ...
... INDEPENDENT COMPANIES. Lieutenant John Oliver How, from the foot, to be captain of an independent company of foot, vice Clarke, promoted in the 84th foot. Knfign George Brett, from the foot, to be lieutenant, by purchale, in Captain Dillon’s independent ...
... America, Lon), tMs moment triumphs victory. the King’s troops employed the expedition from Canada, the whole have either died, they have been killed, or they have been taken prifoners. what manner tlie United States of America have their facceffes, the ...
... ¥OUNG MEN of Spirit who are to his George Three certain or in Independent Company of Volunteers commanded quartered at (hall immediately cloathed enter frte Quarters have the following Encouragements ViZ for Twenty Years Age Five Feet One Three Guineas ...
... From the SUPPLEMENT to the BOSTON INDEPENDENT CHRONICLE. Boston, March 12. ExtraSl of a letter from Capt. Gerrijb, of the New England Militia, dated Albany, March • Peltry taken in the expedition will, you fee, amount to deal »f money. The pofleffion ...
... low-fubjefts in the Weft-Indie- ivU j »i,«- ajj /- who never injured Siniri ,J Addre t0 the people Canada, alter inviting them to join in their illegal oppofition Addr PP rof of / religion, which, in their Addrefs to the people of Great Britain, they ...
... Extract of a Letter from 4. Arrived the Canada, of 74 guns, Captain Cornwallis; and True Love, Capt. Moution, from Jamaica. Jhey parted with the flcet off the Banks cf Newfoundland in a gale cf wind the rth It is expected that five fhipsof the line, which ...
... The following is faid to have paffed at the late Cok- ference betvseen tbe Governor of Canada and tbe Deputies from tbe Indians. THE Governor, feated at the Eaft End of the great Church in Montreal, furrounded by his Officers, addrefied the Sachem, who ...
... Some dlfagreeahle advices are received from Quebec, which give but very little hopes of any part of Canada remaining much longer in our pofleihon. Confiderable betts are now offered at the Weft end of the town, that New-York is in the hands of Congrefs ...
... vi v:v '4 ' ' '7' NOUNT Canada the Council Saturday the Council State DeAcuna ecclefiaftic and late member' the Council appointed Secretary State for the the room who Governor of the Council of Whitehall The King been (litrnifv in Earl - to Hon' William ...
... lis Lordfhip, their independency being openly t vowed, hope for unanimou* concurrence in tbi> tdrirefe. He enlarged on the bravery and seal of King* forces on the recovery of Canada to their 'ormef obedience, and on the infolcnce with which :heoffert ...