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... AMERICA. Boflon (New England) Aug* 17. By Capt. Hubbs, from Barbadoes, we learn, that on the 26th ult. the Fleet for Europe failed from thence, and the next Day the Ship Nancy, Capt. Rofs Stewart (one of the Fleet) was found overfet, about fifteen Leagues ...
... AMERICA. JtVcw York, Jan* 29. Wednefday fe'rinight leveral Gentlemen arrived here from Quebec, in Canada, in iz Days : They came over the Mountains on Snow Shoes to Crown Point, and from thence down Lake George on the Ice. The River St. Lawrence was not ...
... AMERICA. , Charles-Town, (South Carolina) Aiewfl 7. M tiers ftpm SUver-BlufF, on Savanna River, «« g| on Tueljtor laft Wee*, inform us, that a . Number ofthe People* called* Crackdl win 0 live above Augufta, in the Province ol Mcl >rgta, had gone, in ...
... %mfotss #ofiL AMERICA. Charles-Town, Nov. 28. ?? ETTERS from FortPrinde Ps[j£ ♦ S_-M adyife, that fbme JO A Cherokees had brought Ac- El * L * %& counts to that Poft, import- dlp& _- %$£ £' tnat tfte Chickefaws Ehl. 35. ?? s. ?? ! iaJ J? mcd tne Cho-aws ...
... from hence with Servants, and fold them from thirty to thirty-five Pounds each. Great Numbers of Veffels are loading Corn in America, by which Wheat has rifen there to 14 Shillings Sterling per Barrel. They had moft tem- peftuous Weather, and not a dry Deck ...
... Time~f.rvi.-g Dtfpo- fitioh of all the Ins and Outs , has propofed re^u^ing each of tlie friendly Tribes of In- dians in America, to fend overa Sach_. , or Hfeadman, with whom to form an A n. Jt is thought this wiil prove the molt popular cv^ attempted ...
... Foot, landlord's ; the 16th, Gilborne's; the ?? ? Sebright's; and the 26th, Scott's ; are ifiortly to embark at Corke for America, to replace the like Number of Regiments who have been on that Station for fome Years, k We hear that our Chief Magiftrate ...
... all foreign Roman Catholicfes. They write from Fial, one of ?? V'l \ that a Schooner, Jade n with * ilh and Oil, from North America, had lately r^^n ?? three Feet Water in S er %!4i and the Lofs of her Boat and •Nemaft. -Laft Night by the Violence of the ...
... the Mvil from France. | CadipLy September it. the Inftant revenVc-Tcls. 3. q «* have arrived her* from Span. ft. ...
... July 30. Laft Sunday Evening the RoyalHigh- laud Regiment embarked for Ireland; which Regiment, fince its Arrival in America, is diftinguilhable for having undergone mofl amazing Fatigues, made lono; and frequent Marches through ah inhofpitable Country ...
... at the Entry; and, in Cafe they do not agree they 'are to be confifcated: They are afterwards to> be ex- ported to North America, and the Britifh Plantations alone. If French Cambrics or Lawns are found on board of any Ship, with- out fuch Licence, they ...
... Tax, to be levied : by his Majefty's Officers, on all the Inhabitants throughout the whoie Province of Paraguay, in South America. , . They write, from Jamaica, that two Spanifh Regiments, liad embarked on board fome Ships Of War at the Havannah, for the ...