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... 16. On Thurfday and yefterday, extraordinary councils met on the affairs of America; and it has fince been reported, that vigorous meafures will be purfued. 17. A calculation has been made, that the expence of the late eleftion for members of parliament ...
... . 10. By private letters from America we are informed, that the merchantsand principal inhabitants have at lalt come toa rcfolution of prefenting an humble remon(trance tothis Maj2lty, both with refpedt to their grievances, and their confequential condudt ...
... 4. Our trade is indced, likewife that .of all the Britith colonies in America, at_prefent in a depiorable fitnaticn : nothing_is talked of from cne end of the Continentto the other almoft, but p—k oppreflions, redrciling grievances, by fome nicthod or ...
... commander in chief in America, he could not go to ferve under that officer, who was not only inferior to him in his rank in the army, but had ferved under him in America. That if the affairs of his colony required his going to America, he hoped the matter ...
... We hear orders are fent over to America for the late governor R—— to be fent home prifoner to England, on board of one of his Majefty’s fhips of war., 10. An Irifh licuteriant in our fervice, in the late war in America, fomcwhat mifbchaving, was advifed ...
... weft end of the town, that feveral regiments on the Britifh and Irifh eftablifthment will fpeedily be embarked for North America. ...
... his Majefty’s exchequer; the lord bifhop of London ; and the furveyor and auditor general of all his Majelty’s revenues in America, for thetime being ; together withSoame Jenyus, Edward Lliot, George Rice, John Roberts, Jer¢miah Dyfon, William Fitzherbert ...
... US ARTICLES. From the Englifb Papers, Fuly 7. BY advice from America we lcarn, that the famous Indian convert, the rev. Mr Samipfon Occum, jufl before hisdeparture from England for America, had the honour of a conference with the Scererary of State for ...
... were imported ; and alfo an account of wheat, and wheat flour, imported into England, from any of his Majefty’s colonies in America, from sth January 1767, to loth Oétober following, diftinguifhing the colonies from whence the fame were exported ; which ...
... occafions fome fpeculation among our politicians, as, from circumftances, it is thought, they are not intended for North America. From the Edinburgh Papers, Sept. 19. 2. On Wednefday a finall whale was caft on thore in the river Clyde, about a mile above ...
... Poft. No Mails fince our laft. Naval Affairs. From the Englf/b Papers, Dec: 154 e DY letters from St. Augultine i B ‘ in America, we learn, that a ! furvey has been made of the &@===® coalt of Florida, and that they have difcovered on it many harbours ...
... :6 We hear two regiments of high- Janders are fpeedily to be raifed in Scot-1202, and intended for garrifon duty in NNorh America. From the Edinburgh Papers, Augufi 5. .~ Yelterday Donald Rugg, charged wih being guilty artand part, ina horil confpiracy ...