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... NORTH AMERICA. Nrw York, May 14. We have been voured with the following particulars in regard to Indian affairs. That Capt. Johnfon had returned to Johnfop-hall about the ill inft. the enemy having abandoned the whole country* near the Sirquebannah, fliortly ...
... NORTH AMERICA. They write from New York, that the sffembly has voted a fum furh'cient to build fourteen armed veflels, for the fceurity of the lakes contiguous to the frontiers of that province. 44 Detroit, Nov. 12. I have the to acquaint you, that the ...
... British North America. -44 London, May 28. They write from Qitclec, that leveial French families preparing, on the encouragement of the Governor, to fettle on two tine illands fituated in the middie of Lake Ontario, as large as and Gueinfey, remarkable ...
... BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. Si John's, Newfoundland, Oft. 28. ] wrote you word, foine time ago, that about 200 of the Nova Scot ; or Ylickmac Indians had got over to this ifland, an.d had landed in the bay of Defpair, to the weftward •, and we did they were ...
... BRITISH NORTH America. 44 Loudon, Jug. 22. By a letter from John's, Newfoundland, are informed, that there are at upwards of .5000 black cattle on the ifland, together with double that number and a large breed goats, by which the fleet jand merchantmen* ...
... BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. u London, April *3. We are crediblv that the extreme vigilance Pallifer during his ftation lafl year Newfoundland, lias utterly difconcerted the views of the French in their attempts carry on any future clandeftine trade Xv 'th ...
... North America) was adjusted by the true principles of fdlow-fubjedts with, us, we cannot but that the grateful harmonv of indulgent parent and dutiful children may conitantly Aibfift between us. The ready attachment difcovered the friends America, has ...
... British North America. 44 London, Sept. 23. They write Quebec, that a flop had been put to ()[) Indian trade upon the Upper Lake ' x account of the favages having pluno feveral of the Enghfti ha ...
... As to affairs in North America: On the 17th of O&ober, the day before his Britannic (hip Fame left Louijlurg, the laft blaft was given to the complete demolition of the fortifications of that important fortrefs, the whole being by that time reduced the ...
... British North America. 44 London, Feb. 19. Letters from ' lifax mention, that upwards of 3ooFrenc' 1 and Acadians, with a number of Nov3' Scotia Indians, were actually fettled 1 the of Miquelon £61.3 at Newfound', land, where they had built kind ftraggling ...
... BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. 44 London, Jan. 10. William Campbell, E'q; now at Halifax in Nova Scotif, appointed governor of the ifland St the St Lawrence ''London, Jan. 27. A letter from St Jolai's informs, that Lord William ell there in the when the would ...
... British North America. A letter from Halifax in Nova Scotia fajs, that fome New-Englard people, digging for a coal mine in the ifland Cafe Breton, dilcovered a vein leadore, famples of which they carried to Bofton, where mealures were taking for turning ...