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... where he practised Phyfic. The Duke of Albemarle laving obtained the supreme Command of Jamaica, and other Parts J f Englifh America, where he fhould arrive, employed Dr. Barwick p Physician, to look out fbr one to take Care of him and his Fami- Hq cafe of ...
... ofthe Hereditary Do- minions. An Arttele from London in the Hague Gazette allures us, that before fending a Squadron into America, to keep the Spanilli Guar- da Coftas within due Bounds, who continue to interrupt the Com- merce and Navigation ofthe Subjefts ...
... Week, had laid before them two feveral Petitions, figned by fome Hundreds of People in the Province of Penfilvania in North- America, craving a Supply of Minifters to be fent over to preach the Gofpel among them: Thatthe Synod having accordingly ap- pointed ...
... State of Things at Home and Abroad affects them very much. The new Treaty in ; ltaly is not to their Mind; the Difbrders in America very dhag re . ■ the Infults of ihe Barbary Corfairs intolerable. Warfaw, Aug. io. Letters from Cracovia advife, thatr* I ...
... ly in his Negociation, and that the King is determined Eft* ant t0 an y Nation the Liberty of trading to his Dominions •America. iQparrM arc^ 2l * During the Diversions ofthe laft Carnival, ■origin PpE . ned between an Englifh Colonel and an Enfign i**n ...
... the Court about it. A foreign Veflel is freighted at Cauiz and deftined to carry Orders from the King to our Governors in America, where the)' continue to tuke all pollible Meafures to prevent any illicit Commerce from bcino- carried on by any Nation ...
... Manufadlures ; and for taking fieveral Duties on Merchandizes exported ; and for encouraging [ Trade of the Sugar Colonies in America ; and for vacating the „..ky for the Duty on Salt loft: in any River, or in Port, after mi, and for enlarging the Time for ...
... in order i'a obtai.. - iance for revocking all the private Licences to lend Ships to any Part ofthe Spinifh Do- minions in America, and to reftore the old Method of carrying ori that Commerce by Flota, Flotilla, and Galleons, which many think will prevail ...
... Grumblings in the Ncrth, the Cavalier Step taken lately in Pruffia, the new Flame blown up in Corfica, the depredations in America, and the fecret Divans at Conftan- tinoplc, feem to make the neceffary Study of every Nation in Europe to look to her own ...
... late Conferences which Mr. iKwne, the Britifh Ambaffador, has had with the Marquis de Ia En- •fcnad_ about the Affairs of America, his Excellency declared to him, ' Th.t the King his Mafter had fenr the moft precife and pofitive 1 Orders to Admiral Knowles ...
... a- Ui the Captains, and gave 150 Sequins to the Turk who firft [^cdon board the Chriftian Veffel. ' \X_ have Advice from America, that at St. Martins they have La ßonicane, which did coniiderable Damage. Ye hear that a Negotiation is on foot, in virtue ...
... Houfes, and reduced to Allies two ofthe principal Churches. We hear that fbme Pvien of War will fpeedily be ordered to North America, to protect the Trade from any Infults. On Thurfday a Female Quaker, who was in the Houie of Lords to lee the King on the ...