British North America
... British North America. 44 London, Sept. 23. They write Quebec, that a flop had been put to ()[) Indian trade upon the Upper Lake ' x account of the favages having pluno feveral of the Enghfti ha ...
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The Scots Magazine
A remarkable declaration in favour of America
... A remarkable declaration in favour of America. of the integrity my intentions, and independent in mv circum* flances, above receiving favours from administration, and unified with the unmerited abufe of oppofition, I have ftated the attention of the minifter ...
American Papers, &c. [203.]
... fide.—We are appref 'fi'e, that perfons in power are great'y fed, and that the people of America have mifrepre ...
The RESPITE: A By John Cunningham. H!wwhatsi t to that the grafshoppcr what, tUat the meadows are fair ! That,
... they all o'er defire: Make but a compound, and you'll well agree lle lce will melt, the fire lefs furious ' he Genius of America to her Sons. H r dknow the fweets of Liberty ' Tis , t0 climb the mountain's brow J iiencc tQ difcern rough Induftry, At the ...
American grievances alluded to in THE Middlesex petition [228.]
... petition [228.]. Middlefex petition having niel j that gricva*ccs fimilar to Of hich this country comphins, have et extended to America, fuffer to 'fy rhofe grievances to the public. may depend on their being real. *neii grievances are, *• Raifin»J a perpetual ...
The cafe of Great Britain and Americaaddressed to the King and both houses of Parliament, 1 s. Becket. [36.]
... of that town. This, however, to be begging the que?tlon in difpute, Whether America is, or ,s not, legally reprefented in a Parliament ? The author fays, that the of America are agreements made England one part, and htr colonies the other; hut may not ...
A CARD
... al orders to the American rs, the Colonics will 41 treat them with the contempt they deferve.'' Conftitution-Kijl, North America. ...
CONTENTS
... Cambridge Historical Affairs. Affairs in Perfia and Turky Poland 320. Ruffia and Sweden 3xl. France and Italy 3xl. North America 3x6. England 3xB. Scotland 31. Lists, ...
CONTENTS
... ladiesV NES cncouca even virtuous Blakey to Mr Fergu- defcription of his patent-enthe With a plate. ...
CONTENTS
... 140. The pardon juftified 14T, f New' Books, with remarks and extr.ufts Dr Robcitfon's hiflory 145. cafe of G. Britain and America 6. Ground* the proccfs againQ [Poetry, c. Elegy Screphon to Belinda ib. The plaguy tongue Dorlet's ode after Pr. Frederic's ...
50. At Biickling-hall in Norfolk, the ■Countefs Buckingbamfhir-e. 30. At Pennyland, in Caithnefs, Mr James ..
... refigned. aj. to appoint William Earl of Dunmore Captain-General and Governor in Chief of his Majejifs province of New fork, in America. War-office, Dec. j. Col. John Burgoyne is appointed to be Governor of Fort-William in North Britain, the room of Lt-Geo. ...
loon, too foon,' the plealing fccnc May vanifli from the fight, n all the glories of the plain hid gloomy
... they all o'er defire: Make but a compound, and you'll well agree lle lce will melt, the fire lefs furious ' he Genius of America to her Sons. H r dknow the fweets of Liberty ' Tis , t0 climb the mountain's brow J iiencc tQ difcern rough Induftry, At the ...