... AMERICA. A'eivport, Aug. i. Laft Wednefday arrived here his Majefty's Ihip Swan, Capt. J. Ayfcough, from New- York, and brought with her a fmall pilot-boat, containing 1 40 lb. ot tea, which they took off Sandy Hook. She bus fince failed on a cruize, ...

... AMERICA. From the New-York Gazette. New-York, Feb. 6, The fix nations, who, according to a former paper came to Colonel Johnfon, the fuper- intendant of Indian affairs, from whence they fent de- puties with a proper meflage to the fouth ward, have now ...

... AMERICA Charles To-iert, Sotitl-Carclina, Jan. 4. Letters ?? New England inform us, that his Majcfty bus bee] pleafed to make a grant of a iarge tra-ff of land, Iji weft on the river Milfilippi, atid north en the rivJ Yafon, between the 22d and 7.Ati ...

... From the London Papers, April 2c. AMERICA. New Tori, Feb. 23. The ?? is the form of an aflociatiori fubferibed to by thoufands, in the large county of Ducchefj, in the province tif New York. We the fubicribers being defirous to convince man- kind that ...

... AMERICA. . Wit'liamsbn.-g, Cft. 2s. The affair at Hampton is at once a pre of of the natural bravery our ofthe excellence of tbeir aim ia firing, and of the im'ig- ?? of tenders. No troops couici fhevv more intre- pidity than the raw, new-raifed men, ...

... AMERICA From ihe Neie-York Gazette. New-Fork, Sept. 6. A Scouting party ot the Oneida Indians, about three weeks ago, returned frotn an attack of fonie of their enemies to the f'otithward, either Ohoctaws or Che- rokecs ; they bronght fix ptifoners with ...

... moil dangerous attempt to destroy the conftitutional liberty and lights of all North America. It is further our opinion, that as Tea, on its importation into America, is charged with a duty, impofed by parliament for the- purpofe of raising a re- venue ...

... AMERICA. Cbarlcs-Toivn, South Carolina, OS. 12. Indian corri is now fold in our market at 27 s. 6d. cue bulhe), cur- rency. The fadden rife in the price of this neceffary ariacle is ibppofed to be owing to the great demand from, the Weft-India iflands ...

... Fro-n the Loutton Paper.', Sept. .9 AMERICA. From the South Carolina Gazette. Cambrtdfe, July 27. Two thpnfand men, raifed. beyond the Monet-ins, commanded by Hugh Kerr, Efq; which are called th_ Blues, arrived here lift Thursday. They are completely ...

... AMERICA. Bofton, New-England, Dec 32. By Capt. Harris, vho arrived at Old York laft Friday fe'ennight in twenty- Sb days from Statia, we are informed, that, when he left ttaplace, there were three French privateers, mounting 14 carriage guns each, compleatly ...

... AMERICA. Netti-Tork, Aug. io. Wednefday the ad inrtant, the Honourable Continental Congrefs having finiihed their btifinefs, adjourned to the sth of September next, then to meet again at Philadelphia, and proceed upon bu- finess. Michael Hillegas, Efq; ...

... AMERICA, No-se-Tork, April 12. By a gentleman that left Mon- treal the 13th of laft month, we have the following ad- vices, viz. that upwards of 1200 of the principal i,nha- bitants of that place (chiefly French) had figned a peti- tion to his Majefty ...