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... from the KaR-Indics, which thrive '.d crow verv well in climar? s. produvfrifM*. this atiicle among will imm lavi'.g 1 » America. ll is his Oanifii MajcPiV 'v!!! rctum u> I'.npl.ind and vilit Hath, F.Ji.if)a!h, Plvaiouth, ami Hjitl'mouth, See. hc.'jic ...
... letters from Genoa fay, that Ihouid Corlica forced fobmit to the yoke France, great mtntber the iflanders propofe embark lor America. ...
... arife from berty in Amer-ca, Great Britain, Ireland, Cotli- of felons that arc ca.orwherefoever they may difpiTUd through- America; and the great out the world, dedicate,and folemnly devote this in divtis branches to New Fnglano, tree TRF.F. of LIBERTY ...
... it is reckoned to exceed half a million ilrrfing. ate Informed, that no dlfagrecable advices have been received from North-America, the account of the refolntions of New-York injpatt any more goods from hence, &c, wesk Nobleman, remarkable for his (kill ...
... ; and certainly all Membci* are nominated Lotds, no more reprefent the Commons of this Kingdom, than they our Colonies in America, Stco'idly, M'e may venture stfirm, without any Danger overlhooting the Mark, that Onc-founh of the Reprcfenulives of the ...
... . It is Cud a very ilroag has been received Southern Poientatc which was one of a laic Rtfignation* another, the Affair* America; and the third, France acquiring Pofletfion' of Corfica, contrary to hit Advice. An emiieot Sage the Law, it is confidently ...
... 1770.— stilly, That will not import, our own account, or on commifhons, or of any, who fnall import from any other colony in America, from Jan. 1769, Jan. 1770, any tea; glafs, paper, or 'other goods, commonly imported from Great Britain.—jihlv. That will ...
... the Houfc of Brunfwick. It’s d, Order has been Lot Dublin to poflpore the Fnbukation of the Remainder of the Regiments for America, till further Notice. It's afhrm'J Amer.ctnGovt rnor w 111 be continued In IdsPofl. . It teprmcJ that his Maj.lly will the ...
... Gavcthill, ita Tedbutgh: And by at Veaft one rcpwtble Trader ia Citict and chief Towns in Great Britain and Ireland, ia America, and moft Paris Ewrope. ntsy bad. Under (ha ROT A L SANCTION, Dt PcAoral Drops, Francis's Pcmslc Strengthning Elixir, Hooper's ...
... morning reported, an order has been font Dublin to potfpone the embarkation the remainder of the liilh regiments for Koi th America, till furtlter notice. Yefierday it was r monied, that our Ambaffirr!or tlie Court of —l had received an to late rcmonllrances ...
... iada, , „ . a Protedant Prclatic Hierarchy in all the other Englilh Colonics. Draining Ireland of its Forces to fend them to America is now looked upon to be an impolitic, imprudent Step, they may Ihotily bs as much wanted the torrner. Thurfday the Right ...
... project ptepired patriot Miniltry, and ready laid before the Parliament in the hill hours of the enfuing .n, (or quieting America, granting the Americans conliderable enlargement of trade, and new duties importations fiom thence. There are letters from ...