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... AMERICA. Willi amfhurgh, April 20. The little Carpenter, the Raven, and feveral other Cherokee Indians, who lately arrived herefrom their nation, fet out homeward thisweek, after receiving fome prefents. During their flay here, they had fome conference ...
... AMERICA Charleflonun, July 4. Letters from Penfacola and Mobile inform us, that they are now convinced none of the Chaaaws were concerned in the attack made on Major Loftus; thofe Indians are likewife very peaceable; fome months ago, when a breach between ...
... AMERICA. New York, Dec. 5. Monday lad the Rev. Mr. White- field arrived here from Philadelphia. The following odd affair lately happened at Efoptis Two Negro fellows of that place having paid their ?? to a wench inthe neighbourhood, one of them went to ...
... AMERICA Ncvj Tork, Sept. io. We talk here of railing the fum of eighty thoufand dollars this winter by lottery, the profits of which to be applied in putting the feveral fort ruffes on the frontiers 011 a refpectable footing: The lchcme is already drawn ...
... AMERICA Charles Town, South Carolina, April 18. On Thurf- day laft arrived here from Plymouth, in the fhip Friend - (hip, Capt. Perkins, 131 French Proteflants, from the country about Bourdcaux and Montpelier. They were fupported when in England from ...
... AMERICA Abjiratl ofa Letter from a French Gentleman nuho failed from Plymouth in ihe Beginning of January lafl, luitb about too French Prot eft anti, in order to fet tie in America as a Colony. Dated Port-Royal, Blay 26, 1764. •« We arrived at Charles ...
... AMERICA. Extrail of a letter from an oflicer at Manilla, on the ifland of Luconia, to his father in Dublin, dated Feb. I, 1764. 1 congratulate you on the late Peace you enjoy in Europe, and the happy tranfition from al inoft a ftate of conftant alarm ...
... AMERICA. cartes-/ own, bouth-Larolina, May 16. The laft letters from the country of the upper and lower Creek Indians inform us, that thofe Indians have behaved re- markably well to the traders this fpring; they had receiv- l°« e .I. alks from the commanding ...
... AMERICA. Newport, Rhode If and, June 1 1 . Accounts from the Havannah, dated the 20th of April, advife, that there were then 16 Spanifh fliips of the line, two Admirals and a Commodore, at that place; and that about 6000 people were continually at work ...
... AMERICA Charles-Town, South Carolina, Sept 6, Letters from Jamaica, of Auguft 1 1 , inform us, that one of the men Of war on that flat ion called lately at the Cape, and brought away one of the people that had been carried thither from Turks Ifland | ...
... AMERICA New York, April 16; Our laft advices received from above, arc dated the 6th inftant, and are authentick, viz. That John Johnfon, Efq; Sir William's fon, has fet off ■with about 200 Indians and Whites, to deftroy the towns on the ?? of Sufquehannah ...
... AMERICA ■*'• Jf>&° de la Vega, in Jamaica, March 17. On Monday evening laft, about ten o'clock, as Mr. Francis Smart, at Paflage-Fort, was wafliing himfelf, he was fuddenly feized by an alligator, about ten feet long, which faftened upon his thigh, and ...