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... Contimiation of the Account of the Briiiftj Settlements in North America. Of V I R G I N I A. '''¥ T IRGINIA is fitnated between 36 | .md 40 Degrees of / Nonh Latitude, and has Maryland on the N. F. from / which it is feparated by Patowmack River ; ...
... Continuation of the Account of ihe Briiip) Settlements in North America. Of N E IV FOU ND LAND. Newfoundland is an Ifland of a triangular Form, three hundred and fifty Miles iq Length from North to Sonth, and two hundred in Breadth at the Bale, where ...
... Extratt of a Letter frotn an Officer about the late Battle in America. e ...
... CommifTaries in France, for fettling the Limits of America, The firft Step which is expected here on the Part ofthe Court of Verlailles, is, that Orders be fent immediately to their Governors in America, to recall all the Troops that they marched towards ...
... LONDON. Extract of T ,ettte from George Burr'mgion, EJq; a Gentleman •uiho refuted many Years in North America, to a Gentleman in London. IT is my fettled Opinion, thnt were the French permitted to conquer Flinders and Holland, this Nation would not fuf- ...
... their Colonies in America to arm all the trading Veflels they can procure, in order to guard againft any Surprife from the Englifh. The Ruffia Merchant, arrived from Virginia, faw the French Fleet en trie 22d of May fleering for North America; but faw no- ...
... then known. We are affured that the Accounts from France of an Engage- ment in America, to our Difiidvantage are entirely groundlefs. There is further Advice from America, that the Forces from Breft are fafely landed at Louisbourg in Cape Breton. Several ...
... take no Part in the Broils rhat have arifen between the Englifh and French concerning the Limits of their Poffeflions in America. It is alio known that the Duke of Sotomajor, the Spanifh Minifter at Paris, has made Ufe of the fame Language to the Miniftry ...
... Principles of Law and the Tenor of Treaties, adds fome Relkaions on the Policy of the Englifn, and tbe Balance of Power in America. As thofe Reflections are very fhort, and the Subjeci of them different from that of the reft of the Differ Ution, it will ...
... From the General Evening Pofi, Nov. 25. Paris A-la main, Nov. IJ. IT's reported here, that there has been a frefh Action in America, wherein our Troops had gained the Advantage. We impatient- ly expect a Confirmation of this News. ...
... paft feveral Packets have been received by the Government from North America. *- By private Letters from -New-York, we are informd, that the fe- veral Divifions of the Army in America had received Orders to go into Quarters till next Spring; and that Sir ...
... from America, that the French on the River Ohio have fince the Defeat of General Braddock been confiderably rein- forced from Canada, and that large Prefents had been lent to the Indian Nations in Alliance with them. Several Letters from America, by the ...