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... NORTH AMERICA. They write from New York, that the sffembly has voted a fum furh'cient to build fourteen armed veflels, for the fceurity of the lakes contiguous to the frontiers of that province. 44 Detroit, Nov. 12. I have the to acquaint you, that the ...
... BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. Si John's, Newfoundland, Oft. 28. ] wrote you word, foine time ago, that about 200 of the Nova Scot ; or Ylickmac Indians had got over to this ifland, an.d had landed in the bay of Defpair, to the weftward •, and we did they were ...
... British North America. A letter from Halifax in Nova Scotia fajs, that fome New-Englard people, digging for a coal mine in the ifland Cafe Breton, dilcovered a vein leadore, famples of which they carried to Bofton, where mealures were taking for turning ...
... British North America. Advices from New York bear, that a number of Britilh artificers, who had arrived there, in hopes of employment in the new manufactories of that province, were preparing imbark for England, having met with nothing but expence and ...
... BRITISH INTEREST IN AMERICA. London, Sept. 5. The brig from the river Senegal, arrived pool, brings an account of Cidv Ha' virg declared vvar againft the their Black traders. Fwo t' belonging to London were cut () ' Moors, and of their crew j town ...
... British North America. The King has ordered, that North Americd ,'hould be divided into two diftrifts, viz. Northern and Southern, by the river Potomack, and a due weft line drawn from the head of the main branch of that river as far as his Majeftv's ...
... British North America. of a letter from a North- AmeriaH in London, to his friend in America, 11. 1765- e upon it, good friend, eve- J) 0| {tep was taken to prevent the n £ the ftamp-aft. But the tide v to againft us. Tbe nation XXVII. was provoked American ...
... The importance of the colonics of North America and the interest of G Britain 'with regard to them, confiedered : Together with remark: on the [lamp-duty, I f. Peat. IX/Ithin thefe few years frequent alarms ■ have been fpread. that the was in danger; ...
... Brittany 6 s7. Accounts of the Chevalier 659. Reftri&ions put on the Britifh trade in Portugal 660. Affairs North America ...
... mother-country. The low prices thefe commodities in America, the cheap rate at which they fell their wines, ...
... Madrid, that the court of London has at length agreed to the terms on which his Catholic is take of New Orleans, in North America ; advice of which has been difpatched to the Havanna. ...
... regular fort go eminent. Nor does this reai'oll fubfnt America; as few, if anv, of our public creditors have taken up their refidence in that country. I the efore hope, that the people of property America will file v, th they have fo mil reflect* and good ...