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... In N t America. Commander in chief, major gen. Amherfh Foot, reg.or 25 bat. 40 Lateßarrington L Abercromby Roy. Scotch, 2d bat. 42 Royal Highland-. 55 Oughton 15 Amherft ers, battalions 58 Anftiuther 17 Monckton (i_ 43 Kennjdy 60 Roy. Amer. bat. 22 Whitmore ...
... 6. The Dolphin man of war for Carolina the Fow.ey man of war for North America and the, /rerpfichore for. Gorke, with the tranfports and ithelrccjawoys,,whichcamc-to in Cowes road, fail* ,ed .Tuefday morning on their voyages. ...
... ranks as colonel in America, to col. of a new regiment, confifting of nine of the twelve independent companies lately fent to America. The other three are to be added to colonel Vauo-han’s Welch volunteers. 7. The prefent method of franking letters will ...
... regiments “North America for Tfcat 72,896 1. for general and ftaff-officers, and officers of the horfe for land forces for r'Gr,—That 140,358 1. for the charge of the embodied militia, and the fencible men ot Argylllhire, and lord Sutherland’s battalion ...
... York ' f Hughe,% Tyger to- Brereton. Panther to Affleck. '•' America to Haldane. Medway * to Tinker. 'Cumberland 54 Kirk. Falmouth . 50 Dent. Newcaftle 50 Collins. Salilbury 50 Sir W. Baird. Chatham 50 Lynn, TBefides the South-tea caftle ftorefhip, that ...
... 6. On Tnefday a large quantity of gunpowder was fhipped for North America. 7. Several men of war are failed from Plymouth to join admiral Hawke in the Bay, who is gone to telieve admiral Bofcawen. ...
... 8. They write from Holland, that upon the arrival of fo many rich fhips from America, their flocks rofe one fourth per cent, but fince they (alien one hah per cent, which they cannot account tor, except it is on account the .Englifli affair Afia ...
... 2. We hear that orders have been fcnt General Atnherft at Montreal in North America, to detach as many troops as would bethought fufficient to protedl fort Prince George from the Cherokees. ...
... America, and ruined and oarigarion 5 ni'hy trie war under disadvantages and loffes, which are to all-the-worid, and feverolyfelt any rati onal expeftations of retrievingthem by*force arms, it is evident' “that his prefent drift is not to right, but to ...
... MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. General Evening Post, Auguji 12. WE learn by the Jaft letters from North America, that general Amherft, and general c.age under h.m, were in full march lor Montreal by way of Ofwcgo and they had with them the New York, Connecticut ...
... n, raife the value of North America more thap the keeping of Canada itfelf could poflibly do becaufe have more produce there than we can confume, and the furnifhing vent or confumption for more of the produce of N. America, muft raife its value higher ...
... and Leghorn, are both taken by the Arno, a French Privateen of 26 twelve-Pounders, and 340 Men, in the Streights. 2. The America, Warner, from B oft on London, taken and carried into Bayonne. ...