... pioportion; in fbo'rt there are out , lew fpetiea of provifions or mercha ndize, but is cheaper there than ele-i-where in America. The King George privateer. Capt. Chan-.s Sniallwood, belonging to Virginia, lately mo.. ire St. PU*'ie, a letter of marque ...

... million was, to reprefent to our Court, th..t the great num- ber of battalions, which they propofed to fend to our colonies in America, would give umbrage to the Britiih nation; which they fhould be careful to ,- voi.i, feeing that his Britannic Majefty had ...

... being brought to the bar, he pre- t, -ci 3 petition tothe court, craving banifhment , n y of his Majefty's plantations in America, for I -ha number of years as tiieir Lordlhips fhould f c proper ; to which the Advocate depute hiv- ?? co nfentcd, the Lords ...

... done without money. Paris, Apnl j5. It does not yet appear that the King has engaged to cede any of our fettle- men ts in America to Spain, to make lhai court a- mends for the lofs of Florida. According to .a letter from Madrid, the Captain of the Hermione ...

... May ~t. •* Count da Cuiiha is made Vice-Roy of Kio de Janeiro, and of America,, being a new pod, as the Vice-Roy heretofore always went to Bahia, which was the capital of America, but is now changed to the Rio, fuppofed on account of fonie misbehaviour ...

... board every fhip ins hi fleet. ?? It is reported tint a fquadron of five fhips of war will very fhorily be fent to North America, with troops on hoard, for the better fecurity of our ac- ?? in that part of the world. We hear an extraordinary Council ...

... much com- motion in Oid hlngland ; 2nd that it was rather an ex r lordiiary kind of enterprise to think of con- quering America in Germany. The illuflrious rni- nontv, of which he is the Major, hive borrowed feveral of ther cuftoms from the Indians, ...

... trade and alliance with tbe Englifh-. -r*tttS defirabl*-- event, once efle-fted, we fhail ?? f another face of affairs in America.: new branch- af trade wii! he ftruck cur, the advantages of „ - j, even the mnfl fanguine among!! us, cannot oiunierate. ...

... the Flavannab, about the beginning of Auguft, The regiments of Webb, Ganfcll, and Lafcelles, which have been many years ia America, are order- ed to return to Europe. The actions commenced by the journeymen prin- ters are in their own names, fot falfe ...

... of warehouses along the ltrand, in imitation of Charles- Town Bay. it is faid, that fuch perfons, either from Europe or America, who have already creeled houfes, wharfs, or magazines, for the benefit of trade in the provinces of Florida, will not only ...

... informa- tion, that many perfons are defirous of grants of hud in his Majefty's provinces ot Kail Florida .md Well: Florida in America, in order to rhe cultiva- tion of tli- fame for the railing ol li'k, cotton, -.vine, oil. indigo, cochineal, and other commodities ...

... our kingdom cj Great Britain cat.-. land, cur Dominion oj 'Wales, and levin »j upon I'-wttd, and our colonies and plantain America, in fnch manner .is to him i:.- chard Rock, his executors, adminiftrators, or a l , cr any vj than in their discretion jiiail ...