... AMERICA Charles Town, South ?Carolina, May a. Letters Irom the country of the Creek Indian ? dated in March Lift, infotm us, that the trade has been woife laft winter than ever was before known, owing, in a great meafure, to the war with the Cho&aws ...

... AMERICA Bcflon, .lugufli-j. By Capt. Hubbl, from Barbadoes, we Team, that on the ?? ult. tlte fleet for Europe failed from thence, and the next day the Ship Nancy, Capt. Rots Stewart (one of the fleet) was fiiund overfet, about 15 leagues to Leeward, ...

... AMERICA. Kingfton, Jamaica, April 18. Wednefilay afternoon arrived at Port Royal in feventeen dayspaffage, an open exprefs-boat from the Bay of Honduras, with an account that the Spaniard s have revolted there, feized feverai Negroes, tne properties of ...

... AMERICA New-York, Off 1. The following extraor- dinary atteflation of the Coroner of Bergen County, was communicated by a Gentleman of fuch credit, as leaves not the lcalt doubt of its being genuine. On the 22dday of September, in the year of our Lord ...

... AMERICA. New-York, June to. By Capt. Darrellfrom St. Vincent's, ye learn, tliat the F.nglifh fettle- ments on that Illand, proceed with a Rood deal of life and vigour, and that it bids fair to be one of the moll flouiilliing .Hands in the Weft Indies: ...

... AMERICA. Nevs-York, Jan. _o. Wednefday fe'nnight fevcral Gentlemen arrived here from Quebec, in Canada, in xx days : They came over the mountains on fnow ihoes to Crown Point, and from thence down Lake George on the ice. The river St. Lawrence was not ...

... AMERICA. Bollon, Neiss-Entiland, May 18. In Capt. Smith, who arrived here on Friday laft from London, came a fine picture of the Right Hon. H. S. Conway, Efq; which is to be placed in Faneuil-hall, agreeable to a vote of the town, Rafted in September ...

... AMERICA New-York, June 15. By the arrival of a number of .hips from Old France, at Martinico, with about 15,000 barrels of flour, &c. an Or- dinance was publiflicd, forbidding the importa- tion into that ifland of any flour or meal after the 15th of June ...

... AMERICA. Charles-Town, (South Carolina) Sept. v. They write from Eaft Florida, that his Excel- lency Governor Grant and Brirradier General Haltlnmand liaveeft iblifli .! a pofl togo regularly ffnceamontl S tweenSt.Augtilti u and I'enlacola by the wn ofst ...

... AMERICA Neiv-Tork, June tt. The General Aflem- bly made the following reply to that part of his Excellency Governor Moore's fpeech, relative to the providing for his Majefty • troops. WK know not what mifreprefentations may have been made to his Majefty ...

... AMERICA. Philadelphia, Nov.%. Captain Miller from Cadiz, but laft from Madeira, informs us, that the day before he left Cadiz, a New England ?? arrived there, the mailer of which informed that he had fpoke to a French foow, who told him, that he faw two ...

... AMERICA Hartford, New-England, Jan. ii. Tl-.c weather which of late has been very cold, chang- ed to warm; and latt Monday it began to rain, which continued that night and the next day ; there being a good deal of fnow on the ground, it occafioned a vail ...