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... won America 344], Wy don, Nov. 14. 1761, fays, A Gentleman, - in‘an ‘eloquent {pe ff yefterday before a moft augut 5, obferved, in favour of continch™ sgt tions, great fuccefles had been owing to the . Europe; or, ufe his own words, That America had ...
... Nova Scotia, in America, inthe room of Henry Ellis, who requefted leave to refign : And the following gentlemen, Captains-Ge- seral and Governors in chief of the four govern- ments lately ereéted in the countries and iMlands ih America ceded and confirmed ...
... ferved, or fliould ferve, as officers or engineers in America, under the provifions in the aft 29 0 Geo. 11. for enabling hisMajeftv to grant commiflions to foreign Protertants to ferve in America [xviii. 149.]; and that Mr Secretary at War and Lord ...
... method to preferve Potatoes 680. History. Affairs in Poland 681. Siberia invaded the Chinefe ib. Affaus in France and in America 683. Affairs in England 687. Motions the houfe Commons relating to penfions 689. to the ftate of the nation 690. and to the ...
... acquifitionsin America, fecured to our crown by the late definitive treaty of peace concluded. at Paris the roth day of February lail ; and being defirous, that all our loving fubjeéts, as well of our kingdoms, as of our colonies in America, may avail with ...
... will 322. phenomena in Dreaming 323. i, n s the (eTfi>n Parliament Of bill for the relief of foreign ot e(lants who have in America 324.' rr ' ar ' ts °n the laws relating to perfons born w ' l fathers were liable the pe* j °f high treafm or felony 325. ...
... relating to Poland 564. A letter late bankruptcies 566. —Proceedings in France on the money-edicts 568. of the Indian war in’ America §70. —— Proclamation concerning our new Ame- “ rican governments 576. Scots affairs 579. &¢.-583, 4. years, has been in the ...
... was perhaps the firft occafion of money being in plenty in England, and the quantity of gold and filver imported from South America in the reign of Q. Elifabeth added confiderably to the ftock., Every one knows of how great ufe fpecie has been to G. Britain ...
... ie Countefs AQiburnham, of a v?»i, t Deaths. 2 Madrafs, the Indies, Of?. * lv «, M. D. ' At Manila, Walter RiJ&l, on the America, (on the deceafed John Riddel of Grange Efq; Jan. 2y. 1763. At Jurva. in Finland, woman, who. at the time of her death, was ...
... court, compliment him on the peace. There have lately appeared a good many intereiYing articles in relation to affairs North America, the moft material of which we fhall give verbatim from the public papers. New York, June 12. On the 2d inftant, the Governor ...
... Elq. and Francis Baron Orwell of Ireland C>mmijio.eTS for pr tug Trade, and fur mid improving his \lajejtyPlant'tuns in America and »nd Richard oneof the Clerks the Privy and R gijier of C.owt of Requcfls, in the room of Thomas 8. appoint Joicph Miller ...
... promoting, the glory of their country. I lhall grant we had no great reafon to dread any change the fortune of war, at fea, or America; but we had great reafon to dread fuch a change in Germany. If the brave King of Prullia had, 3L a. turn fortune, been forced ...