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... which on their Arrival in America will be Regimented. Ie is farther allured, that new Levies are to be raifed, to the Amount of 30,000 Men ; and that as foon as Advice is received, that all the Convoys are fafely arrived in America, Spain will declare herfelf ...
... LONDON, Dec. 14. It is faid that there are two Expeditions going on in America/one agaitift Martinico, jhe other againft. LoUifiana ; the fi.ft under the Command of General Monckton, the latter under that 1 of General Am- h'erft. On Saturday laft Gommddprls ...
... Armiger's 4» Royal Highlanders, 43 Gen. Talbot's two Battalions 48 Gen. Webb's N. B. Four more Regiments are fpoke of, to go from America on this Expedition, but whether Pio- vincials or Regulars, is not faid. Regiments at Quebec. 47 Gen. La-belles zd Battalion ...
... under the Convoy of fourteen Men of War, for the before-mentioned Har- bour of Cadiz, in order to proceed from thence to America ; and thac in their PalTage they had the Misfortune to have three Tranfports wrecked upon the Coaft of Spain in a Scorm. Paris ...
... met with by the Care of the Bricifli Adminiftracion, have contributed more than perhaps we could expect to our Succefs in America and other Parts of the World. Full of the Projett of conquering Hanover, France faw herfelf obliged to engage in exorbitant ...
... Friday $il\ of OeJober, \jss, his Majefty's Royal Letters-Patent paffed the Great Seal for Eng- land, and the Plantations in America, to ROBERT WALKER, the Inventor and Proprietor of that noble, compendious and never- failing Medicine; which faid Patent Jefiiits ...