... I. Montreal, July 30. We have the favage chiefs, with their wives and children here, in all to the number of 1600, they have declared in council that they are unanimous in the intention of leading their feveral nations againft the Boftonians, &c. The grand council was held by General Carleton in one of the churches, and was conducted with a folemnity and decorum that made the alTembly a very ...

... Laft Monday noon, fbme carpenters who had been at work in an upper room in the workhoufe of this town, left a charcoal fire there, which being near fome fliavings, they caught fire and communicated to the ceiling. The fire, for near three hours, raged with great fury, but many people who aflifted under the diicflion of Mr. Mayor, and James Fiflier Efqj (who were very aftive upon the occpfion) ...

... [No. 1923. Effex and Suffolk. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of tke County of ESSEX. P E R MIT rt.e. Gentlemen, in the Abfenee cf nephew, WILLIAM HARVEY, Efq; of Cbistivell, to make known to you, that he is highly ambitious the honour of fucceeding the late worthy member, CONYERS, Efqj as one of the reprefentatives of the 1 county.— He is how his return to England, and will, take ...

... BURY MACHINE will not fet out either from Bury or London before Six o’clock in the morning. The alteration commence on Monday, Oft. 30,1775. N. B. The BURY FLY ufual. WOODS and Co. ~s i ...