... in confequence of every thing being amicably fettled between Commodore Harril'on and the Algerines. Accounts brought from America, by the Juno frignte, fay, that 100 of our forces wore loft in boats going on a command up a river there; thnt Lieutenant ...

... a party of horfe -grenadiers, to pay the (hipping that is to go abroad. The exports of all forts of merchandize for North America, was never known to be half fo great as at prefent Yefterday 71,3501b. of indico were imported from Dunkirk. The Paymafters ...

... artillery to be in readinefs to embark for America, to relieve thole now on that Ration. Within thefe few days paft fcveral fine coaches, chariots, and other genteel carriages, have been (hipped off for America, as have alfo been feveral liorfes, with proper ...

... pieces, while the iron does not appear in the leaft damaged. As much has been lately faid of the people on the con- tinent of America fetting up manufactures at this time, to rival ours, it may not be amifs to obferve, that this is no new complaint; and we ...

... conftitute and appoint George James Bruerc, F.fiy, to be Governor and Commander in Chief of the Bermuda or Summer Wands in America, in the room of William Popple, Efq; deceafed. [Gaze tie.'} LONDON, April 13. From fome private letters received by the Royal ...

... Dec. 1. Yefterday a very curious bird, brought from Teneriffe, and alfo feveral uncommon birds and fquirrels, brought from America, were prefented to her Majelly. Extrafl of a letter jrom Chat' am, Nov. 28. We have been greatly alarmed here for thefe ...

... of commerce and navigation of other States, as to prohibiting foreign- ers from trading in their iflands and colonies iti America, lteverthelefs they do not think their laws ought to remain unalterable, according to the maxim of the Medes and Perfians; ...

... wheat 37 s to 445. Malt 265. to 28s. Rye 20s. to 21s. Barley 18s. to 20s. Oats 14s. to 17s. the quarter. By letters from America we are informed, that the Rev. Mr. Whitefield arrived at St. Augudine the fourth of Auguft laft; and that after vifiting ...

... Baltick, it is com- puted, will fall fhort this year feveral thoufand pounds, great quantities having been imported from North-America. We hear a bill for the rendering the crime of female (eduction felony, in certain circumftances, is now finilhed for the ...

... of the Cuftoms. After all, 1 believe it would puzzle any reafonablc perfon to define properly what Smuggling is in North America. The critical fituation of theft provinces are fttch, that without making the moft of our whole produce, and havin g a free ...

... And 10,000 ounces of fiiver coin for Raffia ; various forts of merchandize, to the amount of ?? to our colonies in North America ; 300 do/en hole, 800 Huffs, and 1200 bays, for Portugal, were ex- ported. lt is faid, that Lord Mount Stewart, ildcfl fon ...

... and fiiver to be exceeding plenty at Martinico for fome months pall. . • > It is now certain that more places than NoFrh-America a are the apparent objects of the men, of «W*f now fitting out; the ?? of which, when cpmplcated, ,wijl- a- moiint, great ...