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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... :; village of Gorbals. ?? The duties payable upon the import.'.'' 1 tbis kingom, from Ireland, or his Maj;ify=' nions in America, of raw or undrtii-J Jj* fteers, cows, or any other cattle (except c mares, or geldings) and of calvc-skins org- ,; ' raw ...
... 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 ...
... Hertford, j. Francis Bernard, of Mettleham, in the county of Lincoln, Governor of his IVlajefty's province of the bay in America. 4. John Gay Alleyne, of Barbadoes, Speaker of the AGfembly in the faid illand. 5. William Young, Lieutenant-Governor of his ...
... End-field, Mr lv id Barclay, late of Cheapfide, London, *'here he refided above feventy years, and y extenGve commerce with America, * quired large fortune. He was the only ,! 'viving Mr Robert Barclay, author , the famous apology for the Quakers, ' ated ...
... regard to BRITISH North AMERICA, it may here again taken notice of, that when the ftamp-a ...
... hath fupprefied for ten years the munici- pal tax whicii ufed to be received in the ports of Birceloha on the cotton of America and of this kingdom They write from Copenhagen, that a fleet of five Danifh men of war, and feveral tranfports, are now ...
... of his age, Mr. David Barclay, late of Cheapfide, whrre he refided above feventy years, and by an extenfive commerce with America acquired a large fortune, and with that univerfal reputation for laudable induftry. ftrict probity, un- affected benevolence ...
... agents for the co- lonies waited upon his Majefty's Principal Secre- taries of State, on aftairs of great importance to Nort -America. (git is generally thought the death of ?? be the certain annihilation of the order of Jefuits, numbers ofthe Cardinals having ...
... given no account of the conqueds Mexico and Peru, or of the edablifliment of the Spanifh colonies in the continent and of America. The hidory of thefe events I originally intended to have related at confiderable length. But upon a nearer and more attentive ...
... iruvinco, was chiefly owing to Captain Kennedy, an Irifli gentleman, who was a Lieutenant laft war un- der General Wolfe in America, and who has for fbme time been in the fc-rvice of Paoli. He rallied his men three times, and charged the trench fword in ...