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... Batumi?'* $off> AMERICA.. ExtraS of a Letter from Charles-Town, South-Carolina, dated Nov. 27, 1765. *9&f*WWll\jmWt om the i n | ia bi ta nts of this vaft Continent, who, at prefent feem, andj believe are fully determined to refill it with all their Power ...
... under the prefent decay of their Trade to North America. Petitions have alfo been received from the Blanket- Weavers at Whitney, in Oxfordlhire, complaining ofthe great decay in their Trade to North America. Yefterday feveral more Light-Horfe Men were appre- ...
... Night there was a great Council at the Cockpit, Whitehall, faid to be relative to the Affairs ofthe Britilh Colonies in America. We hear that an additional Duty upon Brandy, im- ported into this Kingdom, will be laid, for a limited time, before the ...
... Refignations are iiwv-df pending On the Event of the American Stamp Aft. Several new Laws,, relative to the, Britifh, polonies in America, will, if is reported, certainly be enacted this .Seflion of Parliament, and fome Clauies added to thofe Laws which are now ...
... is faid Orders have been fent to all the different Ports in this Kingdom, to feize all Ships and Veflels which arrive from America, that have not proper Difpatches on ftamped Paper, in Conformity to the late Aft. ; Leeds, Jan. 28. We hear from Mirficld ...
... titer oft (lamp Paper ; by which the Wanders are in great want of Provifions. We are told that moft ofthe Ports in North America nave For fomc time puff been block'd up by his Majefty's Ships of War, in order fo prevent their failing without ...
... §oOTttiai?';3 paft* America. New-York, 'Becember 3©. WEDNESDAY arrived Capt. Schefmer- horn, from Charles Town., South Carolina. There were about 100 Sail of Vefiels, moftly belonging to England, for Freight, lying there without Employment, the Merchants ...
... upon good Terms with Eng- land, on account ofthe Number of Roman Catholicks in the Britifh Dominions, both in Europe and America, to acknowledge bim in the Character of his late Father. Madrid, (Spain) Jan. 28. They write from Pampc- lune, that the Marqoisde ...
... Ca- diz, there has lately been embarked at that Port a great Quantity of Military Stores, deftined for our Settle- ments in America, and particularly for the Havannah, the Place of the greateft Confequence in that Part of the World. We have received Advice ...
... the clearing out of Veffels, a Certificate being given, that ftamp Papers are not to. be had. Tiie unhappy Difturbancesin America, in Confequence of the Stamp Duty, are the Caufe of the following Queries, &c.' Did we not fecond your Defigns in your ...
... exacl Calculations that have been made, the Inhabitants of Ireland amount to about two Millions and a half; and thofe of America and the Well-Indies, who are Subjecls of Great Britain, to about two Millions, aiid no more* The Men of War now faid to be ...
... the preventing of Smuggling, on the Coafts of Greatrßritain and Ireland. We hear there are fome Ships arrived from North- America in Ballaft. This Day at Noon a numerous Levee was held at St. James's, and feveral of the great Officers afterwards at- tended ...