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... AMERICA. Kingfion, in Jamaica, April afternoon arrived at Port-Royal in 17 days paflage, an open exprefs boat from the Bay of Honduras, with account th«t the Spaniards have revolted there, feir.n\ »e/erll Negroes, the properties the inhabitants, as murdered ...
... AMERICA. From the Boflon England) Gazette. Bojlon, June 29. Lart day Committee from 'he Hon. his Council waited on the Hon. Houfe of Repiefentatives, with the ollowing ; 41 A conflitutional harmony among the branches of the Legiflature always ; and for ...
... AMERICA. NtwTork, July 27. Thursday lafl Cap\ Bryfcn arrived here ltorn Newfoundland, in days* he fa/s, that only vdicl wii there from the continent, and that brig from Philadelphia, when failed, and but few from England, but thac Commodore Fatlifer »ai ...
... AMERICA. Charles-Town, July 28. We have received the fol- lowing authentic Account ofthe Robberies and Cruelties committed by Black, Moon, Anderfon, Joyner, Parrel, Watfon, &c. Heads of the different Gangs of Robbers and Horfe-ftealers, who infer! the ...
... AMERICA. Extract ofa letter from New-Providence, dated June ?? ByaVeflcl in three Days from Porto Prince in Cuba, we are afTured, that all the Jefuits in that Ifland had been fei/,ed a few Days before fhe failed, together with their Papers and Effefts ...
... AMERICA. V Extracl ofa Letter from New-York, July 23. Yefterday his Majefty's Sloop Gafpee arrived here, in a fhort Paflage, from Halifax : She .is faid to come cxprefs from Commodore Hood, with Packets for their Excellencies our Governor and General ...
... Lieut. Gen. Lord John Murray. This Regi- ment, confifting of two Battalions, left Europe in 1756 and 1758, and ferved in America and the Weft-Indies during the War, in which Service they loft above 60 Officers and 2000 Men; not above 30 of the private ...
... Egmoht, from whence a Trade may be carried on, by Means of the Productions ofthe Place, with the neighbouring Countries of America. The French have a Settlement on the fame Ifland, about 35 Miles diftant from ours. This Day the Prices of Grain at Mark ...
... having fallen violently in love with a Negroe girl, a very genteel person, about 16 years of age lately brought by a Lady from America) made application to her mistress for consent to marry her, but being informed by the Lady that the girl cod her 30l. in the ...
... Wowtefirong and the rough, both tipt. 14. On Monday la ft the h regiment of foot* General Mansion's, which had Wart Rationed America near tan year#, marched into ihii city from PWmooth, where they had landed a few days fince from New. York. confided only ...
... Orders are given from the War-Office for raifing a Number of Recruits, for compleating the kegiments lately arrived from North America and the Weft-Indies. It is afferted, that thofe Gentlemen who have already COnfented to ferve in a new Miniflry, have abfolutely ...
... Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica. , His Majefty has appointed Charles Steuart, Efq; to be Cafhier and Paymafter ofthe Cuftoms in America. This Day the Prices of Grain at Mark Lane were, Wheat 365. to 475. Barley 225. to 275. 6d. Rye 21s. to 245. Oats 13s. to ...