... AMERICA. Bojlou, New-England, Afrit 15. The follow- ing is a copy of thanks addreffed to the Right Hon. William Pitt, Efq; (now Earl of Chatham) by the Speaker of the late Houfe of Reprefentaeives. Sir, w YOUR noble and generous efforts in fupport of ...

... AMERICA. Chrfijioici, April. 29. Since the firft Novem- Vr to the lit inftant, there have arrived in this yrt, belides men of war and packet boats, 266 £.1 of veifels ; whereof fifteen were bound to met ports. In the fame time failed 213 veffels, ltdveof ...

... AMERICA. Er-ftcn, ?? . .. .-.-.gtcirtd, -ittg. -2^. _ Lull Saturday Gen-. Mackay failed for London, in the brigantine commanded by Capt. Barrier. Though the fending ir.e troons in this town, confidering the errand they come on, was a mcafure not founded ...

... From the London Papers, Feb. 23. AMERICA. • Boflon, (,Yew England) Dec. 27. Tuefday laft arrived in Nantasket-road the fortune floop of war, Cai'tain Bifhop, from Halifax. On her paffage the met with fuch ftorniy weather, that the crew were obliged to ...

... AMERICA. Ninety fix, March 6. On Monday morning rhe 3d, upwards oi 300 Cherokees .appeared in fight of tin's tort, about ico of them marched oft towards the fettlements, the reft run up within 60 yards of the ftockade, and began an attack upon us, which ...

... From the London Papers, Odl. 4. AMERICA. Bofton, Nevs England, Atiguft 1 1. IT a meeting of the Merchants at Fanneil-hall \ this day, they came to the following rejfolu- b: Whereas all the well-difpofed Merchants, Jinlv of this, but almoft every province ...

... AMERICA Burlington, {New Jerfey) Aug. 4. ~ At a c ° ,Jrt of Oyer and Terminer, held at Burlington en ihe 30th of July lift, came on the trial of Jsmts An- nin, aged 54 years, and James Mackenzie, aged it) years, on an indiftment for the murder of two ...

... AMERICA. Etizahcth-Town, {Ncw-Jerfey,) Juiy 28. This town was laft night aiarmed by a riot committed by feveral of the officers of a regiment, (late troni Montreal,) the particulars of which are as follow, viz. The officers being under arms to march with ...

... AMERICA. Charlt ft 'oivn, Sept. ;. Letters from Augufta, of the zzd ot Augiift, advife, thar about°lour days ago they were informed that the Cherokee* were asking tor a peace, and that they were con- ducting down the garrifon of Fort Loudon, who were ...

... AMERICA.- Philadelphia, Jug. 22. By Captain Marlhad from the Havarma we learn, thai the Spaniards were profecuting their military preparations with the vi- Irtoft vigour ; that they had launched two 70 gun fhips, that the Moro was finiihed, and they were ...

... AMERICA. Savannah, in Georgia, January 17. I_-UESDAY laft the Reverend Mr. White- field fet off by the way of Purysburgh for Charleftown, having lince his arrival here preached every Sunday (except one 'way) > n our church to numerous congrega- te 9P ...

... AMERICA B.cflon, Nov. i. Captain Kobinfon, who ar- rived here laft Tuefday from London, his brought a number of families from North-Britain, to carry on the filhing butinefs, and fettle at the Eaftern partsof this province. Charleftow'i, South-Carolina ...