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... firfe Afterifis, enfert the following lines) ¢ Much hasbeen faid about my partizlity towards America— I will treely teil your M—y my fentiments with regard to America.—My opinion is the {ame Now it ever was—While the colonies behave like duriful children, ...
... AsTERISMS infert the follewing Lirmg ¢« Much has been faid about my Partiality tewards ¢ America—l will freely tell your M———y my Sentiments « with regard to America.—~My Opinion is the fame ¢« now it ewer was—While the Colonies behave like du¢ tiful Children ...
... —We are apprehenfive that perfons in power are greatly abuled, and that the people America have been grofsly mifreprefented by fome who wifti well to neither Britain America} otherwife the fteps which they have taken to obtain redrefs could never be looked ...
... now commonly faid in America; Lot them tax us if they will, they will be able to do it for a fhort Time. only. Several now born will fee the Cannon turneJ. In fixty Years, or lefs, there will be fix Times more People in America, than there are now in ...
... Territories dependant thereon, in America. Alfo to 1 appoint Tho. De: 1; to be Lieutenant Governor of the fame. to appoint Elias Durnford, Efq; to be l 'lva l ;:arit Governor of his Majeily's Province of i 'qw n ' t)r ida. in America, in the room of Montfort Elq; ...
... A rope-maker in Rotherithe, who ukd an. 'wally to export cordage, to the val ue of e Reding. to North America, h as not, tor th Jail two years, fent thither to the amount of • -00 l and there is reafon to fear, t hi s b ranch of trade, among many others ...
... C'-\ of February, with a Condition 1. t t-> (hip them until the late Revenue Ads agiinft America are re ! pealed, (hall deemed Fncmy to the 1 ibcitics ot America, and the Printers flail jullibcel pubiiihing his Name. ...
... by example and precept. The fame difcretion has been extended by the fame evil counfellors to your Majelty's dominions in America, and has produced to our fuffering fellow fubjets, in that part of the world, grievances and apprehenfions finular to thofe ...
... them, from fifteen to eighteen years pur¢ chafe ; the fame may mow be [ild for thive *“ 2y; You owe this to America; this is the ‘¢ price that America pays you for her pro“ teion.—l dare mot fay how much high“ er thefe profits may be angmented. In ano “ ther ...
... Neapolitan fhip, which put in hevc lately with a cargo of different produétions of Spanifh America. We learn be this fhip, that a large galleon returncd from America was pu: into Madeira in very bad condition, and in want of men and provilions. Upon this ...
... an Eoglith Frigate of War, which was put into this Bay, has on board a young Savage from the Terra de Labrador, in North America, who was lately taken by the Englith, who are ar War with the Savapes of that Country. This young Man, who is between tfiiirgén ...
... treatment ‘when there than he has received here for time paft. We hair plan is under conGderation for appointing Coniuls in America. ...