... AMERICA Fort Pitt, Aug. 22. To-morrow Captain Thomas B tklJUgx. _£ith 100 men of the 42d regiment, leaves this place in battoes, to go and take pofiefl'on ofthe Illinois ; Col. Croghan, the Indian agent, -having fettled fatisfactory preliminaries with ...

... AMERICA Boflon, July 22. By Capt. Phillips, who arrived here laft Friday in 1 5 days from Newfoundland, we learn, that there are four Englifli men of war, and two French, on that Ration, for the protection of trade; and that one of the tenders belonging ...

... AMERICA Ncvj Tork, Sept. io. We talk here of railing the fum of eighty thoufand dollars this winter by lottery, the profits of which to be applied in putting the feveral fort ruffes on the frontiers 011 a refpectable footing: The lchcme is already drawn ...

... AMERICA. From the South Carolina Gazette. Charles-Town, March a. They write from Penfacola, that the Spanish troops were at laft ; arrived at New Orleans; Don Juan Antonio . d'Ulloa, the Spanish Governor, came tip with them from Balife, where he had been ...

... AMERICA. New-Tork, Feb. zt. Lately came to this city, one Chriftian Bowman, a German, of near fix- ty years of age,, who formerly lived on the head of the north branch of Potowmac-River, in Virginia, a farmer, well to pafs, with a wife and four children ...

... AMERICA New-York, June 15. By the arrival of a number of .hips from Old France, at Martinico, with about 15,000 barrels of flour, &c. an Or- dinance was publiflicd, forbidding the importa- tion into that ifland of any flour or meal after the 15th of June ...

... AMERICA Charles Town, South Carolina, April 18. On Thurf- day laft arrived here from Plymouth, in the fhip Friend - (hip, Capt. Perkins, 131 French Proteflants, from the country about Bourdcaux and Montpelier. They were fupported when in England from ...

... AMERICA Boflon, June 28. We hear from New London, that on Thurff-i.v lait died there. Mr. Ebenezer Bolles of that town, a wea th.v trader, efleemed a very honed and hofpitablc man. The occaSion of his death was as follows : A few days be/ore he had been ...

... AMERICA. Nevs-York, Jan. _o. Wednefday fe'nnight fevcral Gentlemen arrived here from Quebec, in Canada, in xx days : They came over the mountains on fnow ihoes to Crown Point, and from thence down Lake George on the ice. The river St. Lawrence was not ...

... AMERICA. i Charlei Tewn, Aug. 24. Attakullakulla, or the Little. Carpenter, and all the headmen and warrior* of the Chero- kees, have lent down aflurances of their refolution to be at the intended congrefs, and exprefs g-eat thankfulnefs to his Majelly ...

... AMERICA. Bollon, Neiss-Entiland, May 18. In Capt. Smith, who arrived here on Friday laft from London, came a fine picture of the Right Hon. H. S. Conway, Efq; which is to be placed in Faneuil-hall, agreeable to a vote of the town, Rafted in September ...

... AMERICA Charles Town, South Carolina, April 9. The dock yards at Havana, according to our advices from thence, were not deftroyed or hurt; none of the Spanifh fliips were fitting out ito be carried to England, but the San Antonio and Conquefr. ador ; ...