... AMERICA. Charles-Toivn, South-Carolina, May 8. The Intro- duction ofthe Silk Manufacture in this Province bears a proinifing Afpecl: We hear there are great Quantities of Silkworms .raifed in ahnolt every family in Purryfburg Parifh, apd Some by the French ...

... AMERICA. Boflon, New-England, May 1 8, 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 the Faneuil-Hall, agreeable to a Your of the Town, paffed in September ...

... Parliament, intituled, An Act for allowing the Importation of Wheat « and Wheat Flour from His Majelly's Colonies in America into this Kingdom, for a limited •« Time, free of Duty, It is enacted that it fhall and may be lawful to and for any of His ...

... St. Euftatia in the Weft-Indies, intended for carrying oil a very- lucrative Trade with the Spanilh Settlements in South America. It is faid that the Caufe why the Public are difappointed bf being truly informed with Refpecl to the Utility of Mr. Pearce's ...

... of Cultoms in America. The Bill to continue fcveral Laws relating to the clandeftine running of uncultoined Goods, and to pre- vent Frauds relating to Cultoms, and for granting Liberty to carry Rice from Carolina and Georgia to America. .. The Bill, ...

... have been fent over to Holland and Germany to poftpone the farther engaging Protellant Palatines for the new Settlements in America. The late Reduction of the Duty on Tea already begins to have an apparent Effect, -to the Prejudice of Smug- gling. From the ...

... credibly infocmed that the Report of feveral I large Commiffions for Gobds having been lately coun- termanded from North America, is entirely void of Foundation; on the contrary, three capital Houfes in the City are now proceeding in the Completion of ...

... fuch numerous Poor, or go to America, where they meet with ample Encouragement, especially in the Iron Manufactory ; as a Proof of which 13 of the beft Hammer-men arid Forge-men have been engaged to go from Sheffield td America, for which a haiidfoirje Premium ...

... Shil- ling per Pound on all Black and Singlo Tea; and for granting a Drawback on the Exportation of Teas to Ire- land and America. The Bill for granting certain Duties on foreign Linens imported, and for eftablifhing a Fund to encourage the raifing Hemp ...

... reported that Some Affairs of the utmoft Impor- tance to the Well-being and greater Improvement of the Britifh Colonies in America, are now under the Conside- ration of a great Board. Several rich Pieces of Silk, of an entire new Pattern, and manufactured ...

... Town, where an Academy is formed, and never lefs than 200 Lads at ?? are educated in the Principles of. Popery. We hear from America, that many Aflemblies, who pafled Resolutions for erecting Statues to a once popular Perfonage, are determined to revoke thofe ...

... Friday the lift of October 1755, his Majefi/s Royal Letters Patent pafied the Great Seal for England, and the Plantations in America, to Robert Walker, the Inventor and Proprietor of that noble, compendious and never-failing Medicine ?? which faid Patent ...