From the Lonacn papers, July 3i
... that fort, is appointed his M-ajefty'sj Agent a^d Superhitendant of Indian affairs for the Southern department of North America. '•' a ...
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on a new and familiar plan. Henderjbn & Keith. J}/ The adventures of Sir Lancelot eS * , the author
... the eaft. 2 vols. Newberf'. Light agreeable fiimmer-reading j partly of '& partly borrowed. B. ft jpi oyages from Afia to America, for the dilcoveries of the north-wed coaft ca. ranflated from the high Dutch Icr, of the royal academy Pereifb or s' (,i> ...
Extrail of a Letter from an ofiicer in Portugal,.dated Nov. 2
... Saturday the 20th inftant early in the morning, in company witii upwards of 20 fiiit, hound to Carolina and other parts in North America, under convoy ofthe Night- ingale man of war. We h.d a fair wind down the channel till we came off Plymouth, and by the time ...
Madrid Gazette, Dec. 15
... that cnterprizing power maoifelliy intends, after cotnpleating the couqu-fts of the few pofieffions the French flill have in America, to attack even thole of Spain, to the end that file may be foie miftrefs of thofe coun- tries, and of navigation and commerce ...
'Jo the PRINTER
... damasj-° diredlly, they were forced to turn againft Portugal in order to m^ke tbemfelves amends for v. hat thcv may lofe in America. Now, if ihey tnifcarrv in their enterprises in Europe,, what mufl be their por tion, but weeping and ghafhihg of teeth ■ ...
A tietcb of pence or veer
... prudence fuggelts it were better to avoid. In the firft place then, we ought to have the whole fifhery of Newfoundland and North America. This fifhery is too valuable a nurfery for lean-en to admit any rival into p-artticrfhip with us in it, Tiie intire produce ...
E D I N B IT R G H
... confiderable influence on their fleets aud their army in Portugal, as their whole dependence waf in [rival of thdr treafure from America; and it ?? that, if the other ve'feis that were ?? ; Cadiz, were not more fuc- cefsfol, (hipsbc oved to remain in port, and ...
iVft?s f.vif London Ps/ntftf .
... giid -\ocd-aloufia, and the garrafoias 01 '-■ igo and -. n raarc reiaaftw-ciog. Tbecotari is alio pmtitaj-; ■ he 1 Aces in America an • ...
X O R P I T A JL»
... t Company, Cape Eyre, J-saime's. Capt. Goee, Griffin's. We hear sha* Comm. Spry will fed sna few days with a fbnadron to America, to join the font men of war lately Cent IO retake Sewfour. d'end, I nd ?? the rpaimnr 1 on tfaat Ration* Bank Stock; IC& ...
A catalogue of New Books, with remarks and extracts,
... A catalogue of New Books, with remarks and extracts, Voyages from Afia America, for completing the difcoveriesof the north-weft coafl of America. To -which is prefixed, a fumtnary of the voyages made by the Ruffians the Frozen fea, in fearch a northtoft ...
Afban .■::..■- ■ cal x- 'oj Portugal) sad its
... s, and contains nli kinds of ores s as filver, copper, fla, 3rd iron ; but be ?? ran;. -. h . . ;■ h.:d with gold from America, ax mines are worked there. X'he chic? rivers of this country sre the Minho, Sbe Luna, the Cavado, the Douro, rhe Tejo, aad ...
' t,u Earl of E /, on the L '\ ric fttuation of the Britijh mif'Ht ,'f (j taini»g remarks
... the fame eye. It abtlird to condemn a minifler, he is a Scotchman an Irilhman, a native of Orkney, or a native of the woods America. If i= a Briton, (for I would have all our brother-fubje&s of that name), and man of abilities; —if he loves his country, ...