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... AMERICA. Charlef.own, South - Carolina, April 8. Theie are on board four of the lhips now outward bound for England, no lefs than 215,5851b. of indico, and 235 hhds. 232 bundles, ic. of deer (kins, befides fugars, andother valuable commo- dities; and ...
... AMERICA Charleftoiun, South Carolina, May], 1763. BytheGeor- gia Gazette it appears, rhat from the cth of January 176:, to the sth of Jan. 1763, the exports of that piovince amoun:- ed to 7440 whole, and 1 19 half barrels of rice; 9633 lb. of indico, ...
... AMERICA- ..Charlei-Tevm, Off. 12. On the 4th iml. a -white man ' arrived from the Upper Creek country, in fix daye, at Augufta', and brjngs account that the Wolf King, of Jttfalkfle, and* about 30 other Upper Creeks, with Mr. Germany and two other traders ...
... AMERICA Boston, Aug. 1. We hear that the sum of 18581l sterling more, has been assigned tot his province out of the parliamentary grant for 1760. It appearing by General Amherst's returns that Pennsylvania and Connecticut had received out of the said ...
... AMERICA. Bofton, Nov. 25. On the 21ft inft, Gerfhom Spear, a boy of about 8 years of age, fell from a wharf in this town, near the fouth battery. — His father having occafion to re. move a lighter at high water, difcovered the boy under water, and got ...
... AMERICA St. Jago de la Vega. Jan. 29. On Tuefday laft arrived at Port Royal bis Majclly's fhips Temeratre and Oi tord ; and have brought in with them two Spanifh rtgilter fhips, laden with indigo, cotton, hides, &c. bound from the Man to Old Spain, and ...
... AMERICA. New-York, Aug. i. We hear that a few years ago, an Indian man came into a houfe at Rariton, in this province, and took notice of a woman who was very corpulent. Thi. appearance made him fuppofe that Ihe was near her time. He was told that a fimple ...
... AMERICA Cht-les-Tofij.-n, Jum i. The Goveroori of South and North Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, and his Majefly 's A^ent foi ludia.i h.Tairs in the fouthern diflrict, have received orders frrm hio Majefty to hold a contjrefs with the Headmen of the Choctaw ...
... AMERICA. i Charlei Tewn, Aug. 24. Attakullakulla, or the Little. Carpenter, and all the headmen and warrior* of the Chero- kees, have lent down aflurances of their refolution to be at the intended congrefs, and exprefs g-eat thankfulnefs to his Majelly ...
... AMERICA Charles Town, South Carolina, April 9. The dock yards at Havana, according to our advices from thence, were not deftroyed or hurt; none of the Spanifh fliips were fitting out ito be carried to England, but the San Antonio and Conquefr. ador ; ...
... AMERICA Charles Town, June 15. The Mortar, a Headman of the Creeks, always in the French interelt, is, with his patty, not weii pleaied with the intended evacuation of the Halb.ma and Mobile, and fays, that when fuch an event happens, the lands murt revert ...
... AMERICA New-York, Jan. 24. This day at twelve o'clock, his Majelty's proclamation, declaring a ?? of aims with the French and Spaniards, was publiihed in Fort George, and at the City-Hall, with the folemnity ufual on fuch oc. cafions. ...