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... AMERICA Philadelphia, July 28. There are mny ietters in town, in which the diftreff.'s of the frontier in- habitants are let forth in a moft moving and ftrik- ing manner ; but as ihefe letters are pretty much the fame, and it would be ?? infert the wliole ...
... Gorgon, John Wilkes, Tididol, Earl. T—le. 1 Night, Day, poems byCh. Churc^ 1 • Rofciad, a poem, by Ch. Churchill- j -won America [344.], A letter 0 don, Nov. 14. 1761, fays, Gentleman, in an eloquent yefterday before moft obferved, in favour of continent' ...
... Gorgon, John Wilkes, Tididol, Earl. T—le. 1 Night, Day, poems byCh. Churc^ 1 • Rofciad, a poem, by Ch. Churchill- j -won America [344.], A letter 0 don, Nov. 14. 1761, fays, Gentleman, in an eloquent yefterday before moft obferved, in favour of continent' ...
... late King's rtign it was kept above twenty years in Mi*. norc3 : after being about nine years in Fngland, it vvas ordered to America. Thirty traufports failed from Cork in November, in fuch bad weather, that every one of t*>em made different por:s on the ...
... 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 ...
... oft our kingdom oft Great Biitain ■- land, our Dominion of Wales, and Tmwm ?? g upon Tweed, and our colonies and plantar-. America, in fuch manner as to him the r f chard Rock, bis executors, adminijlrators. or, or any of them in their difcretion jhall ...
... Gafcoigne, Efq; to be com- miffioners for promoting trade, and for infpeeting and improving his Majefty's piantaiions in America and elfevvhere. The King has becnlpleafied to grant unto the Right Hon. Thomas Baron Hyde, of Hindon in thecoun- ty of Wilts ...
... vviii fet outfor France the I yth. '• It is faid that ihe forces that are to be em- ployed a^air.ft the Indians in TS rth America will amount to io,ooo men, commanded by General Amherft. We hear that the King of Prufiia has completed ail his regiments ...
... poftVlßon, tbey nioft inhumanly murdered all the peoplcr. We hear that General Amherft is foon expected in England from North America, having had leave to return for the recovery of his health. The fleet deftined for the Eaft Indies vvi'l fail about the end ...
... mv .dore Hervey let out !rom . is ' VVed.ieUay fai -d from Plymouth, Lord Colvill in his Majefiv's ihip Konniiy, loi North America. Orders are lent to P rtimou !i for titling out loi fco,. with !! expedition, his - jeify's f. Drcad- noughi as v ive it is ...
... the carper. Several mer- chantmen and light colliers arc now ct Spithead, which it is (aid will fpeedily fail for Nor'h, America, as tranfports ; two fiity's and a irigate will tbis day come out f dock, as convoy to the above Ma roflcs are daily entering ...
... all their gations for the purpofe of ltl ciety in the defign of propagating knowledge of Chriftianity among dians in North America. Thf willing to encourage fo laudable ful a ciefign, appointed 5c 1. St-cf' {cf be given the treafurer of the-£o cU \ o that ...