... America. % v Fort !% S'l Peace between ruai the w h U . ch Fort on »L*®eft hi,. / Indians 1 ,h h of Britilh loterell, * * a p.. B°od and a plentiful The Mortar, a Heddman of the Creeks, always the Trench Intereft, is, with Party; ret well pleated with ...

... have an Aud ence of the King to prefent them to his Majefty at Compeigne. An Ordinance is daily expected for fending back to America, and diftributing in our different Colonies, all the Negroes that are in France. The Defigo of this is to prevent the Breeds ...

... Jeffery Amherft has demanded aßeinforcement of tlnee Regiments, to enable him to maintain his Footing our new Acquifitions in America. We hear that Admiral Tyrrell and Sir William Burnaby will hcift their Flags in ten Days at farthdt, and that one will Rationed ...

... for the above Place. We hear his Majeftv's Ship th« Exeter, of Guns, when ready for the Sea, will be the Coafts of North America. They write from Peterlbourg, that the Pubiication of the late Edift there, impofing a total Silence regard to political Affairs ...