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... rpyj traordinary Difpawhes had lately V- n cn * °^ to the principal Vi. A Spanifh Governors in the Wofti- Indies, and South America. They write from Madeira, that two Spa- ?? War of the Line, and a Sloop Tender, had, for fome Bays pafo been ci _ib_- ing ...
... not be taken from* him:, the Farmer v was obliged; to be contented with the Lofs of it.— He had not been landed a Month in America, before. he bi-oke. open a Merchant's Houfe at Bofton, j •nd ftole. a confiderable Sum, and efcaped. on board a Ship that ...
... now credibly informed, that -the Report of Yeveral large Commiflions for Goods having lately been countermanded from North America, is entirely void of Foundation; on the contrary, three Capital Houfes in the City are now proceeding in the Completion of ...
... Piofcilbr, and particularly that of Inoculation for the Small Pox, , which makes fuch terrible Ravages among, the Indians, of America* ■'•' ' ?? ?? ,*• . ?? v A. Number pf counterfeit, Quarter Moidores are now circulating about Town, »f a pale Colour, I full ...
... Fifh-market, in Dovon L 0 N D 0 N, May so. We hear the journals kept on board the Prince Frederick ton& port, from South-America, were put on fhore at Portfmouth, for the infpeebon of the Admiralty-B°4rd. Five fail of Dutch fhips arrived on Sunday evening ...
... received at Mr. Secretary Conway's Office, from his Excellency General Gags, Commander in Chief of his land forces in North America. Letters from Lisbon, by the laft mail, mention, that the adjuftment of the commercial differences fubfifting between the ...
... Majefty's, and your Parliament's Wifdom Juftice, and Moderation. Convinced that the welfare of your ivlajefty's fubjeds of America is an objet of the molt tender confideration with your Ma jetty and your Parliament, we fhall ever cultivate the firmeft onion ...
... raceived to equip for fea, with all expedition, live men of war of the line, and feven frigates, faid to be intended for South America. Letters from Dunkirk of the toth and lath inflant, take notice of a violent fever raging there ; which, in a few days, had ...
... Madrid, that a partirion treaty has been pro. pored, and, fome fay, agreed on, for dividing the province cf Paraguay, in South America, between the Crowns of Spain and Portugal. War faw, Nov. t 6. The troubles of Poland increafe daily. A Nobleman of this kingdom ...
... the aoth of November laft, they having been obliged to put into that illand by ftrefi of weather, from different plrts of America and the Weft-Indies. It is added, that upwards of twenty new cedar-floops, pierced to mount twenty carriage guns, were bui ...
... away; but it was not difcovered till h a lf an in Newgate, were conveyed on board the Trial, bound to Potow„ . ratter in America. hour after, that the had the addrefs to fecrete a parc e l o f l ace The Secret Committee of Sweden having found that the ...
... down from the Lords, of %^i fnir^^ co Plymouth, for Several Ships oFWart^ be fitted out for different Stations i£ No rfh America. Several Sloops nf War and Cutters *uL * ...