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... AMERICA. Charles -Town. South-Carolina, July ii. The Legiflature of Virginia hath granted about 5000 I. fterling for carrying on. a trade with the Cherokee Indisns, for feven years, on account of the pro- vince In the beg'i* ing of May laft, as one Welch ...
... James Murray, Bfyi Captai A. General mid Governor in Chief of the province of Sjjebec, and territories thereon de- fenantg in America, V}ce-Admiral of the fame, Greermi of the town of QjAec, Msj-.r -General c fhis Majeftds frees, -and Colonel Commandant f ...
... of Yapton Place in the County of Sussex, Esq; Captain Gene- ral and Governor in Chief of his Majesty's Leeward Islands in America, and to the heirs-male of his body lawfully begotten, the dignity of a Baronet of the kingdom of Great Britain. ...
... population in North America, which is beft provided by increafing the fale for lumber and provifions from thence, ought to be your prime object in politics ; becaufe North America, or the poff ffors of it, will always be millers of South America, from the Brazils ...
... day reported, that the Dolphin man of war, whicii faiied lately, in fearch of new dif- coveries, on the fouthem coafis of America, is taken by the Spaniards. It is fuid th.it an additional alfowance will be made to all our Ambaifidors at foreign courts ...
... George Thomas, Yapton place, in the county of Sussex, Esq; Captain-General and Governor in Chief of the Leeward islands in America, and to the heirs-male of his body lawfully begotten, the dignity of a Baronet of G. Britain. 9. to John Vise. Ligonier, of ...
... unto George Thomas, Yapton place, in the county of Sufl'ex, Captain-General and Governor in Chief the Leeward ifiands in America, and to the heirs-male of his body lawfully begotten, the dignity of .Baronet of G. Britain. 9. to John Vifc. Ligonier, of ...
... England and her colonies to the Brazils. It is faid, rhe prefent difpntes with the Dutch, relative to fome territories in America, are likely to be compromifed, by the payment of a confiderable luni ot money. There is a report that Lord Ciive intends to ...
... arrived from the Weft- Indies and America. . Orders are faid to be affiled from the war-office, for a great number of recruits to be raifed with ex- pedition, to compleat the regiments ol foot ftatio- ned in North-America. Letters from St. Kitt's mention ...
... 27th regiment in gaa-rifbn here, and the offi- cers of iheir corps, by Colonel Robert {on* Birrack- niafter General of North America, Mr. . O'Brien, Lady Sufan O'Brien, and other Ladies (under a fa- fute from ihe.cannon of th? grand buttery j who alfo attended ...
... lawful fecrets of u . J friendship were rendered in*' 0 the refolution for condemning t' ,e ■> ff* . £,5 5. The trade of America fiV from injudicious and ruinous 1 its revenue was improved, c upon a rational foundation ; merce extended with foreig ll ...
... Several ?? belonging to Newcattle, andoth-'jß ports in the north of England have been freig- I ?? ■ to import grain from North America. i They write from Invcrnefs, that the Of- - -: Court of Jufticiary was opened there by Kaims on Friday the 12th There were ...