... AMERICA. Er-ftcn, ?? . .. .-.-.gtcirtd, -ittg. -2^. _ Lull Saturday Gen-. Mackay failed for London, in the brigantine commanded by Capt. Barrier. Though the fending ir.e troons in this town, confidering the errand they come on, was a mcafure not founded ...

... From the London Papers, Odl. 4. AMERICA. Bofton, Nevs England, Atiguft 1 1. IT a meeting of the Merchants at Fanneil-hall \ this day, they came to the following rejfolu- b: Whereas all the well-difpofed Merchants, Jinlv of this, but almoft every province ...

... AMERICA. New-York, dpril t7. Letters from Jamaica of the toth of March, fays, this iiland as yet (funds faft, though it has undergone feveral fhocks ot earthquakes in the courfe of laft winter. An in- furreetion^ of the negroes was apprehended here a- ...

... AMERICA. Newport, [Rhode Ifland) May 29. There is now under contemplation, by a perfon in this Country, |of great mathematic and machanic genius, an engine, which, in an engagement by fea or land, would do four times the execution to that done by any ...

... AMERICA Ne-w-York, A:g. 28. Whereas it hath been in- finuated by fome letters from England, that the aft of parliament, fo far as refpefts the duties on pa- per, glafs, and painters colours, would probably be repealed the next feilions ; bii' that the ...

... AMERICA At.':' York, June 19. Some advices from Al- bany a.birc ns, the difputes with the Indians at Detroit were amicably adjulted, and peace again fettled. They fiiy thepretences of the quarrel -were, that the Indians had irvt-r been paid tor the lands ...

... AMERICA • Williamsburph, Virginia, Aug. ID. His Excellen- cy cur ' Governor has received a letter from Lord Hillsborough, acquainting him that his Majefty and his Minifters would vie their utmoft endeavours, at the opening of the next feffion of parliament ...

... AMERICA. Newport, Rhode'ljland, June 3. There is in tliis. town, a fample of cloth, made by a young lady h- re, which is equal in width, finenefs, and goodnefs, to an Englifti plan of 6 s. fteriing per yard, but coft, vvith every charge upon, it, not ...

... AMERICA. Philadelphia, January 5. Captain Hammond arrived here lift Saturday in feventecn days from New Orleans, infe-rms us, that the inhabitants in p.enera! of tiiat place declare, rather than take the oath of allegiance to Spain, they will burn ttie ...

... AMERICA Bcfoii, May 12. The lenity of parliament has encouraged the people, who call themfclves the Sans of Liberty, to infult and abufe every bo- dy who don't fall into their fentiments : if the troops bad not been here this winter, and even now, thefe ...

... AMERICA. Philadelphia, Sept. 28. We hear from Shamokin, that Seneca George, a noted Indian Chief, and a faithi.il friend to the Engliih, On his return from the late conference, fell out of a canoe, near the Falls of Wyoming, and was drowned. On Saturday ...

... AMERICA. Charles Town, Dee. 19. Letters from Phila. delphia of Nov. 18, fay, We are likewile to have fill. une. a a nefs here, on account ofa fearcher app limed for this port, lift funnier, who, on the Merchant's refufing to pay him his fees, left ...