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... AMERICA. Charles Towun, May 18. Letters from Bofton inform us, that the prime coit of the Britifh manafaftores to be returned from that town, amounts to upwards of 20,0001, fterling. Charles Torwn, South Carclina, Fune 23. The Lord Commiflioners of his ...
... AMERICA. Kingflom, Jamic. ,0. 4 Vo'unicers are now patling 10 this town end It VICIL, to augment the corps of Loyul Infh, now wpon duty in this #ina. Thee oew recruits are intended to ot Cicliy as rangers, and © have an unitorm of )‘h (¢ faced with red ...
... from AMERICA. PHILADEULPHIA, Juseb. S o@Y advices from Newport, Rhode lfland, Y of the 2~:h ult. we have the anthentic ) Y intelligence, viz. that Licutenant Colonel o€y Campbell, of the 220 d regiment, with cight batrlion companies of the 22nd regiment ...
... ‘thttrzdr:udmvi?:-*— tion in America and Europe; and to the limis ° of Florida and Carolina ; that they thould finifh their conferences tn eight months ; and in the mean time no gn{ss fhovld be made in the fortifications ofpit“l)orida and Carolina; that ...
... variety of eventual occuriences ;- fuch as the prefiss ariiing from the exportation of their teas to America ;- the fale of raw filkss and the payment of debts, which though in jultice aue to the Company, were yet now deemed defperate. His Lordfhip then ...
... laft relative to the AFFAIRS ¢ AMERICA. I'S Lordfhip ordered his Majefty’s meflage to be read, which. he obferved contained two propofitions § the one to enable his Majefty to put an end (o the prefeat difturbances in America ; the other to fecure the jult ...
... dréin of men to America, and the natural indolence of her fub{eéh, fhe can well carry on: it is not therefore clear that fhe could much encreafe her trade ; but granting, for al&:mem fake, that (he could; ought we not to veiah dangerous cunfequences that ...
... proceed to t Southern Colonies, iforderto attempt the reftoration of legal gayernment in. that part of America. It will proceed in 5’3 firlt place to North Carolina, and from thence either to” South Casolina or .VirTnh. as circumftances of greater or ...
... any of their pacific propofals, till, as 2 prelimina America. e King is faid to be eager for a. recongiliation, but the Queen and her party are fill trium « The Marquis d’Alnqdo_v% ifi;s our yrre t) has them fuch a tremendous md&ehfifim and navy, and the ...
... Tarthelt, Agminl Byron goes out to America fecond in command, - e It is faid Gen, Burgoyne is very ill at Boflon, and that General Carleton hath defired a feinforcement of troops in the [pring, % Advice is received from America, that Governor * Chew, Elq. his ...
... ftorm is now ‘gathering in America, which will cither ruin the friends and dependants of my Lord Butein this country, or feparate the Colonies foreverfrom iis domiafog.>—— By the At paifed lait Seflions of Parliament for the better regulation of Lying ...
... The Bill for allowing a free'importation of rice into the kingdom, from any of his Majelly’s colonies in America. o ! his Majelty. i .. The Bill to regulate the makipg, keeping, and. carriage of gunpowder. { ‘The Bill for further augmenting the falaries ...