... 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 ...

... The Temper and Genius of the Issdians of North America. From Ah Hiftorical Account of the Expedition againft the Ohio Indians in 1764. THE love of liberty is innate in the favage 5 and feems the ruling paffion ol the (fate of na- ture. His defires and ...

... From the Lordon Papers, April 5 . AMERICA. Keivbern, North Carolina, Dec. 1 1 . All man- ner of public bufinefs goes on here, except perhaps by the death of the Hon. Mr. Berry, Chief Juftice of North Carolina. The Governor having lately called a council ...

... fecuring the Dependance of his Majeb's Dominions in America on the Crown of Great Britaii;. • The Preamble Pets forth, That feveral of the Houfes of Reprefentatives in his Majefty's Colonies in America had of late, againfl Law, claimed to themfelves, ...

... to have profited. He ought to have defined from his projeft. The gentleman tells us, America is obflinate; America is almoft in open rebellion. I rejoice that America has refifted. Three millions of people, fo dead to all the feelings of liberty, voluntarily ...

... inquifitive philofophcr and his noble patron will, doubtleis, be entertaining to every reader. , Should it gain a paffage to America, it will be of far more extenfive ufe both to that country and to Britain. _ . Mo union, no alliance is fo firm and lading ...

... boafts of his bounties to America ! Are bounties finally for the of this i are where peculiar merit If they are not mifap-plied the national treafures no courtier of America (land this kingdom maintain a right bind reftrain America legiflative power over ...

... liberty to take fuch a part concerning America, he might afterwards fee fit. One word only could not approve of; an early, is word that does not belong to the notice the have given to parliament the troubles in America. In matter of fuch importance, the ...

... to be very good ; and had need be fo, we having had but one good crop fince 1758. The want of package, retarded from North America by rhe flamp-acl, muft greatly impede fugar-making, and curtail the crops. Numbers have run away from the iflind, left their ...

... ©atuvnar** Port* Abstract of the late Act ?? better fecuring the Dependence of his Majeftf s Dominions in America on the Crown of ' Great-Britain i - , ?? SHE Preamble fets forth, That Reprefentatives in ?? impofing Dlities and Taxes ori : faid Colonies ...

... fince she repeal of the {lamp-add. \^ The Kight Hon. Lord Colville is ro continue r.3r- va* commander ia chief in ISor.h America. ...

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