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... AMERICA Charles -Town, (South-Carolina,) Nov. to. They write from Weft-Florida of the ,9th pait, that the whole number of Cho_laws that inufter- «d to go out againft the Creeks were upwards ot 800, but they all returned without feeing the enemy, except ...
... AMERICA Boston, Aug. 1. We hear that the sum of 18581l sterling more, has been assigned tot his province out of the parliamentary grant for 1760. It appearing by General Amherst's returns that Pennsylvania and Connecticut had received out of the said ...
... AMERICA. Kingfton, Jamaica, April 18. Wednefilay afternoon arrived at Port Royal in feventeen dayspaffage, an open exprefs-boat from the Bay of Honduras, with an account that the Spaniard s have revolted there, feized feverai Negroes, tne properties of ...
... AMERICA New-York, Off 1. The following extraor- dinary atteflation of the Coroner of Bergen County, was communicated by a Gentleman of fuch credit, as leaves not the lcalt doubt of its being genuine. On the 22dday of September, in the year of our Lord ...
... AMERICA St. Jago de la Vega. Jan. 29. On Tuefday laft arrived at Port Royal bis Majclly's fhips Temeratre and Oi tord ; and have brought in with them two Spanifh rtgilter fhips, laden with indigo, cotton, hides, &c. bound from the Man to Old Spain, and ...
... AMERICA. From MfSotiTH Carolina Ga7Ftte. Charles-Town, April 29. The following is an «_tra ...
... AMERICA Charles -Town, May 29. Letters from Penfacola in Weft-Florida, of the 14th inft. advife, that the Congref's which the Hon. John Stuart, Efij; Supcrintendant of the Southern diftrirt of America, had been holding for fome time, with feveral nations ...
... AMERICA Philadelphia, July IS. A Centleman from Bolton inftrms, that it was currently reported there, that J. W. (nfpe&or General of the Board of Commillionei s, on his tour through tii_ ieveral towns, &c. arrived at Cafeo- Hay, where he had not been ...
... AMERICA. Bqflon, in New England, Jan. 10. Monday laft Capt. Atwood arrived here from Halifax, by whom we learn, that all the Neutrals, (fo called,) confifting of be- tween 5 and 600, except four or five families, who have taken the oath of Allegiance ...
... AMERICA. Bofton, Nov. 25. On the 21ft inft, Gerfhom Spear, a boy of about 8 years of age, fell from a wharf in this town, near the fouth battery. — His father having occafion to re. move a lighter at high water, difcovered the boy under water, and got ...
... AMERICA Charleflonun, July 4. Letters from Penfacola and Mobile inform us, that they are now convinced none of the Chaaaws were concerned in the attack made on Major Loftus; thofe Indians are likewife very peaceable; fome months ago, when a breach between ...
... AMERICA. Bojton, Nov. .. We hear, that the falaries Jp*'.ie Governors of New-York and Mallachufctts ||j^be»sool. fterlingleach per arm. the Governor of NeV-n^fcmplhire, 10001. the Chief Judges of thetwo firftpVcv-___-.es, and the Secretary, 5001. each ...