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... Expedition will bei On_ Thing, however, is as clear as any Propofition in Euclid, vir. that we mny as well Part with all No irh America, the Value- of which we ure no Strangers to ; and therefore, if we intend to keep the o.ic, v.c limit not part sv.th ihe other ...
... Pope only copies of them. They write from Lisbon, of Dec. 9. that the Bilhop of Grand Sara, a city of the Brazils in South America, was arrived on board a of war, with 105 Jefuits; twelve or thirteen of whom had been thrown into pril'on ; and the re immediately ...
... in combuftible matter to p_ r egrefs of the flames. ' . not eftablifliments be made for Aj: rin ces ? the ,tS ere room in America; are coming home: it is but P fools. tcl fetirical, Marforio? Pray Aj pp are the Englifh. about? Lll dangering the i'ubftance ...
... Force of France will fail early in the Spring for Martinico, to pre- vent, if poflible, the French from being expelled out of America. It is faid that if a Peace fhould not take Place befme Summer, a Fleet of 40 Ships of the Line, under four Commanders, to ...
... Acquimion will be: One Thing, however, is cle ...
... Force of Prance will fail early in the Spring for Martinico, to prevent, if poHible, the French from being expelled out of America. Private Letteri from Stockholm inform ua, that the Government have made fome Overtutea for Accommodation wi h the King of ...
... Kelfo} T. Caverhill, in Jedburgh : Alfo lead one reputable Trader in Cities and chief Towns in Great Britain and Ireland} in America, and moft Parts of Europe. Sold alfo above. By Authority of hit Majk|tv’s Royal Patents, Bateman’s Pedoral Drops, famous for ...
... AMERICA. PhilaUfhut, Nav. 13. On Sunday laft C»pf. Kidd ar|lV*j JJ ere fr®« Q. ar.d informs, tint ''Ord had foiled for Halifax, where the Suthciland, * Gub Ship, oiid fire fix frigate* were Winter with him,t and that Comntodore Swanton, with the tell ...
... Englishmen are not lo far blinded by Paffion, to expcA from France, an amicable Cclllon of the Poflcffions in Africa and America which the War has wrefted from her. Amongft the great Number of fpeculative Politicians, wkrfe Imagination the Miniftry exeite ...
... of France will fail early in .the Spring for Mar• tinico, to prevent, if poilible, the French froth being expelled out of America. The Landg,rave of Hefre-Cafrel's Mafler of the Hodes is hourly expeeted here, to compliment, in his Matter's Name, 'our Sovereign ...
... cannot polfibly without it; and yet is well | known, that every thing the Englifh get from Ruf- i fia, may be had from North America. Thus ail forts of fur and naval ftores may be thrown into fcale againft fugar and indigo and ftatemens op- ■; tion in this ...
... ENGLISHMEN are not fo far blinded paffion, as to expedt from France, an amicable ceffion of the pofleflipns in Africa and America, which the war nas wrefted from her. who wifli for a reconciliation of the two crown., and carry fartheft the pretenfions ...