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... AMERICA Charles-Town, South-Carolina, Sept. 4. By the pro- ceedings of the Affembly of Barbadoes, publifhed in the Barbadoes Mercury, it appears that letters had been re- ceived by Governor Pinfold, from Admiral Tyrrel and Capt. Knowler of the Milford ...
... AMERICA Charles Town, South ?Carolina, May a. Letters Irom the country of the Creek Indian ? dated in March Lift, infotm us, that the trade has been woife laft winter than ever was before known, owing, in a great meafure, to the war with the Cho&aws ...
... AMERICA New-York, A'cv. y. Captain Sheldon, from Kewfoundlar.il, in f ventecn days, informs us, that a (hip from Philadelphia was j till arrived there, and that Governor Pal lifer had lately con- demned there a French (hip anil cargo, wliich lie found ...
... AMERICA. Charlef.own, South - Carolina, April 8. Theie are on board four of the lhips now outward bound for England, no lefs than 215,5851b. of indico, and 235 hhds. 232 bundles, ic. of deer (kins, befides fugars, andother valuable commo- dities; and ...
... AMERICA. Willi amfhurgh, April 20. The little Carpenter, the Raven, and feveral other Cherokee Indians, who lately arrived herefrom their nation, fet out homeward thisweek, after receiving fome prefents. During their flay here, they had fome conference ...
... AMERICA. Charles-Town, In South-Carolina, Jan. 9. Saturday the Little Carpenter, and other Cherokee* who came with him to ratify the treaty lately concluded between this government and that people, returned for their country; whether not, » uncertain; ...
... AMERICA Charleftoiun, South Carolina, May], 1763. BytheGeor- gia Gazette it appears, rhat from the cth of January 176:, to the sth of Jan. 1763, the exports of that piovince amoun:- ed to 7440 whole, and 1 19 half barrels of rice; 9633 lb. of indico, ...
... AMERICA Bcflon, .lugufli-j. By Capt. Hubbl, from Barbadoes, we Team, that on the ?? ult. tlte fleet for Europe failed from thence, and the next day the Ship Nancy, Capt. Rots Stewart (one of the fleet) was fiiund overfet, about 15 leagues to Leeward, ...
... AMERICA- ..Charlei-Tevm, Off. 12. On the 4th iml. a -white man ' arrived from the Upper Creek country, in fix daye, at Augufta', and brjngs account that the Wolf King, of Jttfalkfle, and* about 30 other Upper Creeks, with Mr. Germany and two other traders ...
... AMERICA. Halifax, in Nova Scctta, Jan 7 . By an arrived Fort Cumberland on Sunday laft, we learn, that the flup Hulton, Capt. Benjamin Holloweil. belonging to Hull but freighted from London 'or Quebec, was loR in a violent florm on Monday the 16th of ...
... 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 Bojlon, July 8. The people of Canada are in an ill temper, and groaning out their grievances, the Savages threatening the Southern Governments with a new war. — Trade, burthened beyond all poflible bearing, bleeding, dying. The whole of Englilh ...