... AMERICA. Kingflm, in Jamaica, Dee. ao. On Wednefday arrived the fchooner Mary, from Virginia, and brought in two Dutch feamen, put on board he by a privateer of Antigua, com- manded by Thomas Stevens, who fome days before had engaged a Dutch floop from ...

... AMERICA. Ntw-York, Fth. 26. By a gentleman who came to town on Thurfday I all, wearetold, that all the French in Canada, of any diftinftion, went into mourning for the late King ; and that Governor Gage had been addreffed by the officers of the militia ...

... AMERICA. Charles-Town, South-Carolina, March St. On Wednefdar lall a number of tranfports having on board the heavy baggage of hi, Maiefty's troops to be employed againlt the Cherokees (ia conjunction with the forces of thiaprovince ) under the com- mand ...

... 'AMERICA. Btfton in New England, OH it. Saturday lall defatted this life, in the 84th year of his age. the Hon. William Dummer, Efq; formerly Lieutenant Governor and Com- mander in Chief of this province. Laft Saturday a Rag' of truce from M sr.inico ...

... AMERICA. St. Cbriftepbers, March 21. A French privateer of eight guns was brought into Antigua on Thurfday laft by the Crefcent, Captain Collingwood, who chafed her into a Bay in Dominico, where her men prepared to defend her with fmall arms from the ...

... AMERICA. .xtrad of a Letttr from Halifax in Nova-Scotia, 08. 27. Lord Colvil arrived here the 24th from.Quebec in the Northumberland i as alfo the Kochelier, Penzance, Fallc- ■ nd, Diana, and Porcupine : more are expefted the begin- ■liig of next month ...

... AMERICA. Cbarln-Town, South-Carolina. April 4. Some of the Creek Headmen from the Upper Towns are arrived at Savannah, and in their fpeech to Governor Wright, deny their having any hand in the late difturbances there, and af. fure him oftbeir good will ...

... AMERICA From tbe South Carolina Gazette. July 1 5. From Colonel Grant's Head tguartirs ntar Fort Princt George, Jmly to. On Jane 7th we marched from Fort Prince George, near 2600 men ftrong, including packhorfemen, who were moftly armed, wiih a line of ...

... AMERICA New-York, Sept. 5. The only news I have to tell you from this place is, that there is an expedition fleet ••citing ready, wbich it is laid is dellined fortiie Well-Indies: We have near 5000 of General Amherft's troops encamped in an ifland about ...

... AMERICA. ExtraS ofa Letter from Jamaica, Nov. 6. The rebel Negroes having been reduced to thirty, with a moft defperate fellow at their head, were at length drove out ofthe parilh of Weftmoreland into the next parilh of St. Elizabeth ; burnt the dwelling ...

... AMERICA. Charles -Town, Feb. tt. On Thurfday laft the Wolf King fet oat in the Charleflown fcout boat for Georgia, in order to return to his own country. On Saturday the 14th inft. Major Thompfon and Capt, Mackintofh fet oat from Ninety -fix to Fort Prince ...

... AMERICA. Charles-Tcnvn, South- Carolina, April it. A letter from Ninety -fix, dated the 2d inft. fays, • We have great reafon * to believe, that two thirds at leaft of the Cherokee nation. * at this time, fuffer the utmoft diftrefs, from the want of * ...