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... AMERICA. C'tirlei-'TovJM, Nn>. a. According to our advices, • ligillature of have not laid, or thought laying, very high, Bankrupts. JohnColliran, Kly within the Iflc of Ely, innlioltkr,—-Br.ixft »ne W,»llis, Bell neir Lincoln's Inn, Mlddlcfei, hoficr ...
... Spanifit Main, or any other Part of the Spanilli Wed Indies, whether from Great Britain, Ireland, or the Britidi Colonies North America. ...
... anjr other Part the Spanilh Weft-Indies, whethet coufigned frotn Great Britain, Ireland, or any the Britilh Colonics North America. ...
... valuable lading, was loft coming out of the river Plate, through the gnlkilfulnefs of the Pilot, They write from New Jerfey in America, time the principal planters hare cut down great quantities of oak, fir, pine, cyprcfp, black walnut, and cedar trees, which ...
... annexing the ifle of Man to the crown, is put off to the 19th of next month. hear the future practice of iffuing grants land America, by military tenures, will be entirely laid afide. By letters from Liftion by the King George packct-boat there is an account ...
... and good any England far the above Ulcj, and other Manufactories; having coo* ftant Opportunities importing Deer-Skins from America, and Hides from Ireland, Scotland and the iile of Man ; and only pay Duty of One Shilling for exporting every 106 lb. Weight ...
... the of even Temper. Hiftory of F.ngl «nd continued. Dcfcriptioji fingular Species and I.ocuß. Ohfervalions the Cicada Notlh-America. Account the Polilb Cochineal. Hiftory the Life and Tranfacflions his late Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cumberland. His Death ...
... the Didtibuiots of this Chronicle, the Ncwfmen. Only four Blanks to Prize; and Schemes given gratis. aaturnap and posts. AMERICA. Boston, Sept. *. E hear from Virginia, that the ftampman for that colony had refined hia office, and taken his paifage for ...
... North; and good as any England for the above and other Manufactories; having conftant Opportunities importing Deer-Skins from America, and Hides from Ireland, Scotland and llie Man ; and only pay a Duty One Shilling for eaporting every 106 lb. Weight Leather ...
... fcfiion parhrimenr. It is lingular, that for time the French have not attempted to improve their fettlemcnt at Cayenne, in' America; buy on Ibmc hcighbmiring iflands called die Triangles, they have encamped foldiers, compjeatly _ari»ed; and thefe iflands ...
... fettled. An Idea of perfect Woman. The Family Phyfician, on Colds, the Gout, &c. A curious Account the F.ftablilbmcnt of the in America. The lingular Hiftory of the French Comic Poet. Humorous Remarks, the late Tumults among the Weavers. Tides upwards twenty ...
... enacted, that fo much th.c aft of a Aunc, cltablilbcs the rates of pull.ige letters between London, tiie britilh dominions in America, and places within the laid dominions, repealed, and from and alter the iclh of October, j, inftead of the rates thereby ...