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... with Vigour and Succefs. The King has actually in his Pay, and under his Command, by Sea aod Land, Europe, A(ia, Africa, and America, about 400,000 armed Men, comprehending the Men maintained in Pruflia by Subfidies, and the Privateers. France has already ...
... Pork, and 100 Cwt. of Tallow, were imported from Ireland. Letters from Briftol mention, that there is arrived there from America, an Indian Woman about Years old, taken Lake Champlain; whom for fine Features and Shape, few in England can equal. She is ...
... and. mod pernicious Trade, carried on by the King’s Subjefls in North America, and thcWcd Indies, as well 10 the French Iflands as to the French Settlements on the Continent of America, and particularly to the Rivers Mobile and Midiffippi; by which ahe ...
... 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 ...
... fit the fame Dock where the Blenheim called the London, in Honour of thi Seventeen of the Felons that wet their Vovage to America, and retak brought lad Week from Portfmouth wark, are to be feet Abroad for Sol them Terms to inlid into the Irifli Bi Mortality ...
... pleafed on the apth of November, t7ts, to giant me his Royal Letters Parent for Teats, for England and the-Plantarions in America: And on repeated Reprefematicnt of the great and futprizing Cures daily performed faid Jefuit* Drop* on hi* Subjects in hit ...
... been moft giacionfly pleafed to grant me hit Royal Letteta Patent foi England, Scotland, Ireland, and the Plantations in America, fot pieventing bis Subjefts from being impofed upon with Medicinet, fatfeiy pretending to the fame Virtues, to the Prejudice ...
... French outward-bound Trade rendezvous War Time, in order to take the Benefit off saga!? Convoys All their Trade to North America, their Sugar anq African Trades from Dunkirk, through the Channel, ro this Road, mull therefore pair in View of the ifland ...
... whatever advantageous Coogreft, this Conn . j not Gan Majefty was iodaded in. joined to the firm Refolution Land in North America, is May 14. By Letters from Army was pat Morion on rival bf Courier that Ev' all ordered to return to their is. now (aid, ...
... pleated on the agth of November, 1755. to grant me his Royal Le-ters Patent for Tears, for England and the Plantations in America: And on repea’ed Reptefentations of the great and Airn’iring Cures dail' petfotmed bv my (aid Jefuits Drops his Subjetis in ...
... that hat., h-ppo.. th. Hie The fen the Piovinccs France haih reached the Capital. t -“..'i the Dcaccablc Foflcffion ot North America, will enable to i c ,.t Efforts the continent in - will commar.t French Army next Year »In the mean Time, A N N E W S > .7 ...
... the French Intercft in the Weft Indies; and be attended with great Advantages to the Britifh Commerce in Europe, Africa and America. It is raid, that if our Expedition againft Rhe and Oieron prove fuccefsful, thefe, as well as Bclleifle, are to be retained ...