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... Gentlemen have come, has been very ftrongly recommended by Sir William Johnfon, and many of the Governors and Affemblies of North America; and, from good Autho- rity, we can affure the Public, that the Encouragement they have met with in the Weft of England, London ...
... gene>all/aws; for regulating the Turnpike Roads. •' The Bill to enable his Majefty to put the Cuitoms and other Duties in America, and the Executipn.of the Laws relating to trade there, under the Management of Com- milTioners,^ be refident,. there, j ...
... tedious Illncfs, the Right Hon. Lord Hope, aged 27, eldeft Son to the Earl of Hopetown, a few Days after his Return from America. This noble Youth had happily added to an almoft Univerfal Genius the ufeful Improvement ofa liberal and almoli univerfal ...
... each, were lately bought up there on foreign Com- million, faid to be intended for the Corficans. By our laft Advices from America we are informed that a certain eminent Pcrfonage made a very fine Speech in a great Provincial Aflembly, which he illuftrated ...
... - the Sum- of Ksoeolr will be granted toward* fadsfying the Contingent Expence} incurred- by the forces ferving in North America. A German Prince ib faid to becoming over to be Ino- culated, for the Small-pox, the Death of the Emprefs, and the genera ...
... k A..r**AlP«A -J U^ E ?? ?? frjwejbe Apftfrdam^ Gazette ?? 5, 11 ¥ Mfo.tf^^\,i^.'A{fpti.ot the Colonies in ; America had; a few Days-agQ, -fewrftl Cpnjerences with i ?? Mihifters, on the Subjeft of the Arrange-] 'ments in Agftation for maintaining the ...
... reckoned ,the ?? 1 gtandefh Two Companies ofthe Royal Train* of Artlllejry are ' orddreo* td embark for NewiYork irtNdrth* America, (• relieve 1 thole who have been there fom'e Years. Otr Wednefday the Price of Tallow fell' Eight Pence' per ' Stone in ...
... (which he is now doing in Scotland) took his leave qf the Indians, at the Council HouSe in Oneida, on his Departure from America, the chicf 1 Speaker addreffed Mr. Qccum in the following Words: ' ** Father, we are very glad yqq have come arqong qs with ...
... , in the printed Cotton and Callico Bufinefs, were engaged, on good Encou 7 - | xagement, to embark for Long Ifland, iri America, where a new Manufactory has been eftablifheck- ••'■ •'• Yefterday the Dealers in all the public Markets in this City and ...
... off, and a 1 Calm fiicceededl' On looking over our Stores we found Provifiort fdris low ; therefore we propofed to fteer to America for a frefli Supply : Upon Confutation we foiind we , can carry on a very beneficial Trade with the Colonies, 'for they readily ...
... board 600 Men each, which are to be draughted from different Regiments to reinforce our Garrifons in the Well-Indies and America} the Ships between Decks are fitted up for the Soldiers like Bar- racks, with every Convenience necc/fary for fuch an Undertaking ...
... were ordered to receive 1 each 50 Stripes, and then to be banilhed to the Planta- tions for Life. Lately died at Surinam in America, Abraham Van Capel, a wealthy Dutch Merchant, faid to be worth tin. Millions of Guilders. We hear that the Right Hon. the ...