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... ¥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 ...
... Ceflion Canada ‘he Inhabitants Cauda Effefls and remove And defires know England underftands by the of Canada France yields Canada with Limits affigned mfifts Indians Side of Line be independent under the Protection and thofe the other Side ...
... Proportions out all the Regiments of Foot in England Scotland and Ireland put into each the faid Independent Companies to be recruited by the Officers Independent all Colonies as completed 3— made the of of faid Colonies fent to Colony to able-bodied Men ...
... as to the boundary much objedled to Canada which not include in the territory &c he that was propofed agreeably to the fyftem mildnefs moderation that began prevail the moft enlightened parts of Europe Trade in Canada a monopoly but invited credit mutual ...
... by tlernen to be friend to American independence tlie faft was the contrary for from the poled every meaiure winch forefaw that very independence which no one fincercly than he did : but as foon that independence of America would be a grievous to this ...
... Strength Steadmeft Afhvity Mind which no Difficulties u!d obftrua deter Live- m°? of Temper he wns fubjeft tp Paman With the Independence Spirit Generous almoft to Profuflon contemned little Art the Acquifition whild fearched after for his Charity and Beneficepce ...
... been taken by his Majefty's fliip Canada, Capt. Bowen, after a chare of hours. Two Englift tranfports, which had been taken by the Favourite, with about 80 foldiers on board each, have been re-raptured by the Canada. Tlie fchooner Morning Star, Capt ...
... RegularTroops in Canada 3000 at Louibourg 2500 in the whole Englih Regular Troops Warburton’s Hopfon’s Lacelles’s Abercrombie’s Webb’s Otway’s Murray’s Highlanders O’Farrel’s Lord Loudon’s Royal American Regiment of Four Battalions the Independent Companies ...
... pletely reftoied Piedmont. The Mavquit Ftemo, with the armed citizens, retook without rebellious town whiHl bad, declared 1 independent and Republic- .At the from which the had fired upon the foldiers were given plunder, and. orders were put to death all who ...
... Lafcelles’s Regiment killed and General Warbur ton’s Regiment wounded Independent Companies of Neve -York Su- main killedj-— and Captain Gates Lieutenant Howarth Capgsmercie’s Independent Company and Lieu-tenaaoft the fame Company wounded VirgmgSgfaops Captain ...
... lly Now Parents a their are apt to for the Happinefs them in Matrimony in as they provide for their Independency not confide ring thatthe Independency invafive of of and that muft facriflce his Dignity often Safety conceding to her : It is Reafon Paffion ...
... Commiflion and plume themfelves much on their propoiition for conceding independency ft year fhould confider if one or twoevents had fucceeded the propolers of conceding American independency could not have appeared with the public fhall that Admiral Keppel ...