... of Chancery, in purfuance of tbe i diredions enjoined by the lath flatute cf Mot tmain. It is raid that our Governors in America are ordered, for the future, to fend over (annually) the flate and condition of the province over which they prefide. John ...

... charity ; and immediately s, orders were lent for their enroll. rt of Charier ry, in purfuance of the i latute cf Moitmain. in America are ordezei, kr the fu. he nate and condition 01 the pro. 1 judgment of death for an id of running away with a /laving boat ...

... ordained at the Chapel-Royal, St. James's, are all going over as millionsries to propagate the gofpel among the Indians in North-America. Wednefday at the Isle of the medals and euriotities in Pall-mall, the twelve Wars in gold fold for 751. 73. 6d. Monday, about ...

... tent to Scotland to delay the embarkation of tome regiments of foot on that Eftablifhment, which were intended for North America. Tins week feveral artificers in the glafs manufadories were etgaged, on good encouragement, to embark for New-York. The late ...

... received by the Members of the Lawrence. Route of Commons, from the Gentry and Farmen of feveral The other forces ordered to America, are to relieve the fevend , Counties, fignifying, that if the general improvement takes place, regiments that have been there ...

... Troth of the above to any Pawn that defame to be further lambed. It is imagined, that no Perfon in Gre it-Britain, Ireand. or America, will ever be without this M‘nicine, as they will then certainly have it in their Power iiiftantiy te Agues and Fevers, wlatnevr ...

... will .ay be ineJ out at the Pay-office, Whitehall, twelve months clearing to his Majef(.'s farces in Great Britain, North- America ' Gibraltar, and the Weft-Indies, from th e 34th of December, t7c, 4 , to tile 34th of December Ws, both days inclufive. We ...