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... By Letters from France we have an Accoant, that the French have at prefent 98 Privatcérs out E,,t Sta, including thofe in America, cruizing againit the Englith Meichaat Ships. ~ * . ‘ ‘ The Government has contrated for bpilding feveral ~Frigates from 30 ...
... the King his Mafler was very ready to concfiudc Peace, upon Condition that England fhould retain all her Conquefts in North America and recover Minorca ; and that in Retorn the would reftore Guadalupe, Senegal, and Goree. But thefe Ceflions, it is add=d ...
... Lally Defidnce exprefs’d, To Britons a now. eafily !lfll,'u.. In fpite of her boafted, impregnable Wa Heart of Oak, &c,’ o V. America’s Iflands our Thunder alarms, And allits vaft Continent bows to our Arms ; . While bravely in Earope our Heroes advance, And ...
... Friday the 31t of Otober 17as, His Majeßty's Royal Letters Patent pafied the Great Seal, for Erigland and the Plantations in America, to Dr. ROBERT. WALKER, the Inventor uu&wrb #tor of that! moft noble, compendious, and never-failing Medicine JESUITS DROPS ...
... nor can oug Colonies-in-America be-everquiet; fafe and free from the barbarous Cruelties of the Savage lndians, whilft the French have any Part thereof -in their Pofleffion. Indeed, the Neceflity of our keeping all North America, not only for the Adnntn ...
... ; pardmf:ly the entire Reddtion of Camada, a Conqueft of the utmeft Imporgance to -the Security of our Colonies in North America, .3 to the Extenfion ofthe Commerce and Navigation of my Sabjeéts. . May God Almighty grant Continuance t thefe Soc. tefles ...
... us, (with what Authority, Time will fhew) 'he following Preliwinaries : Great-Britain is to keep her Conquefts in North- America, and the Fifheries; the Ifland of Belleifle, with its Fortrefs in good Conditien, is to be cxcbanfed for Minorca ; an Equivalent ...
... (Spain) Feb. 23. - to {fend fome, Troops and W . - affuced the Merchants that t ~__that Head, hiy, Tutention be Places 1o America, and noi ropean Powers. Naples, ( Lraly) Feb. a 4, - tived from the Archipelago : making by the Grand Signor of Egypt; and ...
... are now informed, that the French have fo far agreed. to trent.af Pace as to wflmmm% was, for them to cede to us all North America, by Way of Preliminary. In Confequence of which we are ‘informed, agrefs is {ettled, and wull fhort} The Ports of Dover and ...
... the fhattered .Remains of theit Navy ; fend powerful Supplies to Martinico, and to their Indian Friends on the Condnentof America, and particularly to reinforce their Armies and replenifh their Magazines in Germany ; without which they are’in ng-Condition ...
... on Friday the 31fto ozer 1 His Majeft;’s Royal L’e{,.:p“mg pafied tyhe G%eat Seal, for Englsaf;d and the Plantations “iri-America; to Dri ROBRRAP Asm-sees—— end i‘fopri- etor of that molt noble, compendious, and never-failing Medicine UITS DROPS; which ...
... Thirtytwo Pmdm.ig caonot fead aut a Fleet from any, or all their Pores, fullicient to annoy our Shipping. - Leuters from North America fiy, that an'Expedition will - certaioly take Place there this Spring, in which 10,000 Regulu.flm:mm to be employed. g The ...