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... AMERICA. By theE of Carhfle, Sir Henry Ciurton-, William Jlen, and George johnirbne, Efq. fimen appointed hy his Majefy, in purfvance of fa to treat, confalt and agree, upon the Means of quieting the Diforders now .futfjfting in certain of the Colonies ...
... AMERICA. THE following letter was brought to head quarters from New-Jerfey, a few days ago, in anfwer to One from his Excellency Sir Henry Clinton [inferted in the ft page of our laft week's paper] but this being the produaidn of Mr; Livingfton, Titular ...
... AMERICA. From the Amis ric Pr ts. Exeter, (Sew HanU) OBther 12, Friday Captain Pdmer, of Poufmouth, here in feven weeks from France, with a valuable cargo of powder, fmall arms,'ftlrits, lead, &c. Watertemn, Oel. Monday Captain Forrcft returned to Salem ...
... AMERICA. The following intelligence is copied from the Independent Chronicle, printed at Bolton the 2d of Oct. Portfmouth, Sept. 27, To the Hon. Committee of Safety of this State at Exeter. SIR, Charles Town, Sept. 23, 1777. GENERAL Lincoln is gone to ...
... AMERICA. FromtheNEW York Gazette, March ac. York, March 25. On Saturday laft an exprefs arrived here from Bofton, which he left the Tuefday before, with a letter from his Excellency General Wafhington, Brigadier General Lord Sterling, New York, of which ...
... AMERICA. From the Pennsylvania Journal. New Haven, Feb. ai. The following extraft of a letter from Gen. Arnold; not dated, but part ofthe contents, it is fuppofed was written the laft of January. ' , v I have the pleafure of informing you, my wound is ...
... AMERICA. Irt CONGRESS, Febrtiai'y 20, 1778. Whereas it is repit io hi; eel general. W^fliifljtfon, that the mode adoptjejj by[. toiAytof . enliftingtheir* quotas df trdopspiirf nine months, occafaoftV '■ hien; by which means j'\*jF' : r confi'fts ...
... AMERICA. ARTICLES of CONFEDERATION and PERPETUAL UNION, between the STATES of New Hampjbire, Maffachufett', Bay, Rhode IJJand and Pro. vidence Plantations, Conneclicut, New York, New Jer. fey, Pennfylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia North Carolina ...
... AMERICA. From the New York York-Town, April 14. gentleman jaft arrived from Baltimore informs, that a veflel had arrived from Martinico, inChefapeake Bay, the mailer whereof brings an accocnt that 15,000 French troops had embarked with a large train of ...
... AMERICA. ' - , March, 23, V . from parties of men all over die perfdOs, aJI„ the Highlanders acd that were pu* rout 'intije conquerors haye already taken 350 bag*, and tries, 00 exeeiferit nljes, two theft* • fioni them Valued a? and fecmed a at Havered ...
... AMERICA. ARTICLES and UNION, between the STATES of New . lsfitipjbire, MatfacJiufea's Bay, Rhode Ifland and ProvTdeiive Plantations, Connecticut, New York, New Jer* y Pennfylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, ( ...
... AMERICA. Boston, Aug. 29. The Sturdy Beggar privateer, of 18 guns, Dyer, h-rs taken an Englifh tranfport, laden with neceflaries for the Englifh army, worth 24,0001, and brought her fafe into this port. Capu Williams, tbe Raifonable, a continental fhip ...