... Extract ofi a tetter from North America ?? Among the many 'brave North Britons, whole bones lie in the wilds of this great continent, with- out a ftone to tell 'where' they fell, in the caufe of Oreat Britain, by the hands of tire Savages, Ica- not help ...

... province of Que- bec in America. The King has been pleafed to- conftitute and ap- point James Grant, Efq; to be his Majefty's Cap- tain-general and Governor in Chief in and over his Majefty's province of Eaft Florida in America. The King has been pfeafed ...

... The current rumour here is. that a very con- iideralde naval force will, towards the latter end of the month, depart for America ; n frigates now in our h-.rbour are manned for the fervice, which we bear are to be joined by fix more lately put in commiflion ...

... provinces on tie continent of North America, to gri.nt, witlfout fee or reward, to fuch reduced officers as have ferved in North America during the late war, and fuch private ioldiers as have been or lliall be in America, and are actually reliding there ...

... of Nora Scotia, in America, in the room of Henry Ellis, Efq; who requeftcd leave to refign : Ana the following gentlemen, Captains-General and Governors in chief of the four governments lately eredted in the countries and in .America ceded and confirmed ...

... on the continent of Nortii America, to grant, without fee or reward, to fiich reduced officers as have ferved in North America, during the late war, and tb fiich private foldiers as have been or fhail be disbanded in America, an ?? are actually refiding ...

... and carry all the money they can borrow wiih then*. Is sr. fyftem this winter to conquer Germany in America: it is fyftem the next, to conquer America in Germany. It was fyflem two years -*go, to ti ink the actjuifi- tion of Canada indifbcnfably neceffiry ...

... ED I NP BURGH. Ext ?? of a lefter from London, OFI. 15. ' By feveral accounts which arrived in town yefterday from America we hear, that two regi- ments of .Highlander and oneof Rangers, to- gether with fome other of his Majefty's forces, on their march ...

... pro- per implements and utenfils allowed shem to culti- vate the lands allotted them in the conquered pro- vinces in North America, tho' no exprefs mention there of is made in the late proclamation, agreeable to Wttl was obferved in the cftablilhing Nova ...

... 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, ...

... the con- fideration of an auguft .aflembly. 'Twas reported this day on 'Change, that fome advices are received from. Norsh America, bythe way of France,, which, are not agreeable to this nation. This day the Riight Hon. the Earl of Hertford, appointed his ...