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... (for we are al- ready in poffefiion of their finds, and their trade) and lent them as flaves to our new colonies id North America ? 1 hope not to our (agar colonies, as I would not wilh the African trade Ihonld futfer in this article by the Asiatic. A ...
... on board the Earl of Sandwich. At the lame Time Colonel Hunt W»Uh was prelented with his Freedom, for his good Services 'n America. BALLYMONEY RACES. Monday, July 7, Purfe of 501. for five Years old. Captain O’Brien's Hotfe, I 3 Mr. Newcomb’s grey Mate ...
... Notwithftanding the Accoonts which have been formerly related by Sailors, concerniog a Coun. try at the Southern Extremity of America, called the Laod of the Patagonians, of a Race of 3« eight or ten Feet in Height, yet our Natoralifts, placing more Confidence ...
... themfor the Fithery. On Sunday General Burton arrived in Town from North- America, where he has been near twelve Years. Commiflions are come over from different Parts of America, to call a Number of Gold and Silver Medals, to perpetuate :he Memory of repealing ...
... this.very important Occafion, We hear the Statue of the good and patriotic Mr. Pitt will be ercéted in every Province in America, ...
... houfc of F.urope, in regard to corn at leaft, together with Ireland, the magazine of flefh for many Europeans States, and America equally plentiful and cheap in both articles, lhould not be able to fupply a few fugar illands with provifions without calling ...
... in Ten Hours by the prefent Method ; which, if adopted, itis thought . will be of the greateft .Ufe, efpecially in North America. The whole Apparatus is to be laid be- fore the Prefident of one of the moll rcfpeclable Societies in the Kingdom. ' ( Saturday ...
... board when our Ship was loft. The Rifing Sun caught one large Filh. On Sunday General Burton arrived in Town from North America, where he has been near Twelve Years; and Yefterday he waited oh his Majelty at St. James's, and was gracioufly received. ...
... ?? $afl*> AMERICA. From tbe Barbadoks Mercury. Bridge-Town, May z\, 1766. /■^'HE Printers flatter themillv-s they need make no other Apology for not publishing a Paper I on Saturday the 17th Inlt. than giving the fol- ?? lowing melancholy Account of ...
... bribed name of to amp-ad When in a charader did in accufers and precipitate ihealures created -cultie? which united of every America in every but furmount 1 pu blickiy declare that whenever an opportunity I ! to to pro ouncil that harmony and union which ...
... N'egroel at the Havtuinab, the French having engioffed that whole Trade. Commifliona arc/ome over Jrom different Parti of America, to raft a Murhher of Qold?and Silver Mcd.li, to perpetual* lb* Mcmoiy of ?? the Stamp-AA. ?? Sun-lav fi* fine Saddle Mwf*- ...
... unlefs it' was in the perfons of the «ccu* 'Wi&lveS, violent and precipitate mea- Haft difficulties, which the united 'in America, in every rank amount, henever an oppor* provincial council not long ago it ' itmoft cordially, endeavours to heal the vifipss ...