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... AMERICA. Charles-Town, South-Carolina, June 12. Letters from Philade phia, inform us, that 'John Penn, Efq; fin of one of the proprietaries Pennfylvania, and nephew the other, will foon fucceed the Hon. 'James Hamilton, EA ; in the Government that province ...
... AMERICA. Brooke:id!, 4i 6, Tor following is pe , haps the mod re markaoie inlia,,ce ot fingin,; that ever happcnvd, trut , • whereof may be ri;li.td upon, as numbers of rednai)l , ., p,rions can tellity thereto. One rhoiti%s 3 ,riniller of thi, town, ...
... 5001, of it topropagaticg of the Gofpel in America, 5001. for encouraging the pro:eitant working tchools in Ireland, and the remaining loon I. for the ufe of the fit II Difliop that (hall be appoin.ed in America, with the inreiefl of the fame, provided ...
... Bottles at 35. each.t They will be lent fealed up with proper Diteftions, to any Part o England-, Carriage and Porterage paid, AMERICA. New York. 7ane 23 On Tuelday evening an exprefs ar rived from Albany, with difpatchcs for Sir Jeffery Amheril, from the ...
... flops of war were employed in the expecition at Manilla, viz. ,he Norfolk, Elizabeth, Grafton, Lenox, Panther, Weymouth, America, Falmouzh, Ago, Seahorfe, Sea'ord, ad South-Sea Callle. .1. Hume, Elq; (Author of feveral dramatic performances) is appoJitt ...
... tranflator has the following note: z 4 It is ems that has made the French undergo to many long and pen. lons voyages in North America, upwards of two thoufand miles, againfl currents, cataraCts, and boinvous winds on the lakes, In order to get to this fertlement ...
... are felling their eltates to Englifh fubj,Cts, in order to retire either to kiance, or to fame of the French Colonies in America. Yetterday morning there was a Gcnral mutter of the fira regiment of foot-guards, in order to pick Out loch men as are to ...
... have advice, that the tranfports there were come down erryty, and expected to for England the next day, in company wirh the America man of war. His Portu 4 uefe Majetly hath purchaied all the hoifes that were in the Engl.lll fervice in that kingdom. SIR ...
... to Surinam. It we may credit fome advices f r om Prance, they are doing all in their power to ellabriih their colonies in America upon a firm found rocn, and exp.Cl Go or 2:o,000 inhabitants from Canada to fettle at New Orleans, and on the well fide k ...
... MAGAZINE of Hiflory, and Literature, for DECEMBER. 1762. Bluffrated with a large II tid accurate whole fheet Map of North America aril the Indies, in witch the Britifb, French, and Spanifh fettiements, as ftipulated by Vie preliminary attides of peice ...
... the no. lion the Indians have that welhall extirpate them when we have an opportunity ; and our calling the Continent of America our own, makes them thinkthar time xrroaching.lf e learch into the beginning of fame of the late Indian wars, we (halt find ...
... impolfi4le to tor.dec will •retard its conclufion. The delays will bo the e owing to the affairs in Germany, than to thole in America or any ocher parts of tire world. The Count de Stahrzaberg, Ambaaa.lor from the Elyrels Queen, has thrown out feveral intimations ...