... AMERICA. Neiu-York Dtc 26. The following are the refolves of the Committee the General Aflembly, on the application made in fupport of the Aft Parliament, entitled, 11 An Aft to amend and render more effeftual his Majefty's dominioni America, an Aft parted ...

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... AMERICA. Dec. 18. The Coftom houfe this town is opened for the cleariog out of veftcls, a certificate being given, that ftarap papers are not to had. I'he unhappy difturbances in America, in confequence of the (lamp duty, are the caufc the following queries ...

... AMERICA. &»£««, 27. . The Hon Hoofe of Reprefentat'ves have ordered that the following primed in the journals the Houfe. ExtraS a Letter from the Right Horn, Hemry'Stymomr one of bis Principal Secretaries State, Governor Bernard\ dated at St. James's ...

... AMERICA. Charlotte Town, June Tburfday evening paffed by bet* four French Jbips rvar, Ifix. two of the Line and two frigatej, fuppoUd to the fame *whicb were equipped at tn March lojt, and dejlimd to carry provi/ions and warlike J}ores Jmerica. 'On hoard ...

... AMERICA. Cornelia, H.ivey, and the Rivrn, Scott, from New-York, are arrived Falmouth, and bring papers from thence, containing the following intelligence A'evj-2'orA, A'ov. Si. The which appears in the behaviour of our new Governor, er. him to the people ...

... AMERICA. Port/mouth, in Ncw-Hsmjjhtre, By the n we are informed, that before they left Falmouth* Cafco Bay, which was had come there from Fort Halifax, who brought an account number of Indians, iup poled about 300, having Come down upon the inhabitants ...

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... Scotia, the conquered fettlements in America, fl? lllands, where a fufheient military fwirce is the inhabitants, viz. Jamaica, tie Grenades, r b«uoes, and Antigua; and by the fame means it rmy enforced upon all America, when the military becomes to that ...

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