... AMERICA. Ncv-lorh, OR. 30. On the nth Inftant, his cellcncy William Franklin, F.fq; Governor of New jericy, opened the General All’cmbiy that Province with Speech, which the following is the moll material Pillage. *• there are (hong for that the late ...

... AMERICA. Philadelphia, Odltsler «6. ?? A S i Friday nt the Lake, about I # 2*- Mih's from (jlouceller.in the Jer- \w\ ]_ >C I't.s, a Isl.tii in good CircumlUnccs, * flint his Wire wuh Bjck-Shot, and aK*M*)yt. beat ber ''iiins oat with the Mulket; aittr ...

... 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 ...

... Dumnortf to be Captain General aad, «. in chief of his Mnjcftjr's province of New V aml thc tcrritorick depenJing th ereon, in. America. • • - * LOMD O N. D* c. 2*. ‘•, , Letters from Vienna vile, that the Ruffian* greatly fade re from the,want forage and p ...

... LONDON, (Saturday) Dec. 23 Many Gentlemen in America, of Fortune and Patriot Principles, have agreed to certify their Elleem of- the celebrated Mr. Wilkes, by making him Prefents of the Prud actions of their feveral Colonies worthy of his Acceptance and ...

... gettlein the wildernefs of America, had the priviledges of other Englithm:nq. They knew their value, and were defirous of having them perpetvated to their ofterity. They were aware, that as !hitml}c’nt whil(t they fhould refide in America could neither be afked ...

... Grievances. repeatedly allured us, that the Lcgillature and Minirtry here had laid slide every Idea of railing a Revenue in America for tl.e Service Government; that it was rcfolved upon by them to repeal the AeT laying Duties upon Paper, Glafs, andColouis; ...

... gument has been frequently repeated, I fuppofe it to be a favourite one with the Advocates for the right of Parliament to tax America, let us therefore liften to an American pleading his own caufe in anfwer to it. ¢« I do not, ?ays he, claim a better conltituti““ ...

... Reprefentatives. But ...

... to the Grand Signior, and hurt our Commerce in the Levant. We hear that there is to be a total Change in the Government of America, and that fhortly there will be a Viceroy fent thither, who is to be empowered to prefide, fimilar to the Lord Lieutenant ...

... meeting ant rer.ch. It is t azette, fee ihich God kn ver the counti rery where. i(h news-papei iternal ftamp•aordinary to America. or the Thame A letter fron lommoner, d irds great all of years ai nd profperous f his allies. nlp'iia'jlc com >ies, inftitute ...

... ladiesV NES cncouca even virtuous Blakey to Mr Fergu- defcription of his patent-enthe With a plate. ...