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... AMERICA New-York, Sept. 30. On Saturday laft arrived at the Hook, his Majefty's fliip Cygnet, Captain Ames, in 21 days from the Havannah, on board of which came ?? Capt. Thomas, coufin to Lord Albemarle, and Capt. Percival, fon of the Earl of Egmont, ...
... importance of our ac- qttif lions in North America has not been properly confide, cd, I pray leave through the channel of your paper, to offer my thoughts on that fuhjeel:. The Kriiifn plantations or colonies, in America, are judged at prelcnt 10 contain near ...
... fet- tlement that is faid to have been made tbere, was no longer ago than the year 1698, £Dr. pougias his hiftoiy of North America, vol. r, pag e l°3-D a:ld according to the evidence given by Captain Fayrer Hall, before a committee of the Honourable Houfe ...
... diicovery to all the heathen world behind our firft fettlements on the coaft of North America. It has been allowed, and Spain, to this day, has o-. ther right to South America, than priority of difcovery. Whatfoever part of the New World was found out, the ...
... 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 ...
... additional benefits to the accomplifliment of the firft aim ofthe war, which was to defend and fecure our colonies in North America. _ We have to the Southward enlarged our bounda- ries as far as the Miffiffippi, and fecured a free navi- gation on this river ...
... iinc. their conqueft ; snd alfo an account of the exports aod imports to and from Great Britain and the colonies of North America, from Chriitmas 1739 to Cbriftmas 1761. ...
... happinefs. Lord Howe was killed in a Ikirmifli near Ticanderoga 442.], July 8. 1758. This gallant man, from the moment landed in America, had wifely conformed, and made his regiment conform, to the kind of fervice which the country required. He did not fuff'er ...
... niillrefs of a trade that enables her to cope with France. If lrom the Northern feas we turn our eyes to the continent of North America, our difgrace 13 * fbe i.nhor, to be Jure f means the laic Admiral Bofe amen. uill more complete by ihe entire ceiflon ofa ...
... made Brit' jefts; and the rronopoly the > L ' r is now in the hands of that nati 0 1- very foundations of our defired North America are Englilh colonies, inftead being| ui' in their growth, are now fettled, and frefhfources of jjjii opened to that nation ...
... anfwer bett e t landed at the America 0 ments already eftabliflied, and conveniencies there, or take 1j? mav be likely to want from E'Ji?. t 0 , What goods are moft pro^ ta ' taken fttim England, and what dilpofed of in America ? e ...
... dependoipon thele, •,. er °f thole deprived of a liveli- f u;,. ' amount to 100,000. In all ' We have no hoftile diftr 91 America for many years, but he decided by the ftrength - which, if the tranquillileHifei e be fecured, will Multiply Efficiently. ...