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... In NORTH AMERICA. 14. The French are excluded from F iihing in the Gulph of St. Laurence, on thellanks ofCapeßreton, St. John's, A n•tieoile, and Gafpee; but may erect Stages between Cape Riche and Cape Eonavifta, to cure the FUJI they than catch on the ...
... AMERICA fup:':g. The above Medicines are appointed, b{‘.c.rdiate, to be foid by the übvin%l’«fom in the Country & Mr. Rufton | Stamfordy Mr, Fox | Southam, Mr. Clay | Worcefter, P, %ncory Warwick, Pir. Hatord | Walverhampton, Birmingham, Deit¥s Daventry ...
... the endlefs Fords of America, the Bills from thence being fo nu. merous, that I have heard a Gentleman through whole Hands they paffed, fay, in a numerous Alterably, That the Bank might be equal to the Drafts which came from America, but ' that he: was ...
... Reafon, we hear, large Quantities are row preparing to be fhipt amoag the other aisitary Stores for No:th-America. A Leucet from Georgia, in North-America, concludes thus :—** We are certainly informed, that the French have ceded New-Orleans, and all their ...
... fecuring the Dependance of his Majeb's Dominions in America on the Crown of Great Britaii;. • The Preamble Pets forth, That feveral of the Houfes of Reprefentatives in his Majefty's Colonies in America had of late, againfl Law, claimed to themfelves, ...
... • aiturbap —AMERICA.. • CHARLES-TOWN, (South-Carolina) March 9. Inhabitants Of this Town. have § teilified their Approbation of the , T Condua of their former Members, • by re-chooring them all at the General Eleaion, which ended on • Thuriclay laft. ...
... To the FURNACE MEN. 1 rv7l,nted immediately, for a Charcoal Furcare, in the Province of Canada in North-America, A fleady, fober Keeper, who 'undcritands his Bullrefs thoroughly. Good Wages and good Encouragement will be given. Apply to Mr. Walter jorden ...
... . AR @ flationed 7a 4 3 AMERICA, wiz. - . - Newfoundland ; One Ship 50 Guns, one Ditto 32, one o 7 o _ Ditto 20, and four Sloops, - e - \ Gulph of St. Lawrence ; One Ship 28 Guns, and one » Sloop. ' | From Norh Cape to Canfo One Ship 28 Guns,—— From ...
... tion, &c. will fpeedily be embarked for New. York, in order to fortify the important Paffes in North- America; lately ceded by the Indians to his Majefty : Particularly thofe of the Lakes Huron, Erie, Ontario, and Michilanique, which are of the greateft ...
... Settlements, on Account of its Importation being firiBly prohibited from America. They write from Halifax in Nova-Scotia, that his Majefty's armed Schooner St. John, Capt. Hill, has taken a French Brigantine of ninety Tons, on an illegal Commerce with ...
... A Letter from the Havannah, brought by the laft Packet from America, after confirming the Accounts, already mentioned, of the Forufications garrying on in the above City, | gives the following further Particulars: * ‘Three 74 Gun Ships are on the Stocks ...
... vfed in the Culwre of Raw Sitk in America, were. fhipt for Charles-Fown, South. Carolina. Divers Samples of the New-England Beaver Manofs&ory have Jately - been imported from Bofton; fome Hats, in particular, for their Finenefs and Texture, are greatly ...