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... J. O N L> O N. It bath been frequently reckoned among!, tbe evils occa- sioned by tbe war with America, that the pay bf the troops is aii expended there, r.nd dots not circulate in Great Bri- tain : but thofe who argue in th ,t manner, do nut i___ei_t ...
... his part, he -could not conceive how they could. The principles which he en- tertained of liberty in general, at well for America as for Ireland, he trailed , were fuflicier.tiy known to feeure. in.i. from the imputation of partiality ; and, after the ...
... l-J i-.-pv in tliis expecffcition, with pieaiiirc ye turn our eyes towards the (lateof your Maie'.h-'s Colonies in North America; anil we beg leave t ...
... country as America, will bf* avoid- d, and the lives of many thoufand foldiers ami f-ibject? be fpared in this unfortunate cor.teil : add to this, the end of war will bt: readily accon.-_li.heJ, as by only blacking up the porti of America, our troops ...
... Lahrniis to make each Faljchood clear ; But that's :i Tail: fuits not willi Haile* .Vriil fo, he c'en adopts the lajl. '• America is fairly queli'd — And now the Irijh have rehcll'd ; Now North difphte'd his Pears alarms — «~ Gidraltar yields to ...
... ir's de- parture from Paris. Some fay he _ F rroi, to take the command of a ftrong fquad ■ :. 11 ?? g ring di- rectly to America ; in contcqnence of v. nc'ti, troops are al- rcadi' embarked on board the Spanifli veflels, which are in the ro'.ul, and which ...
... which the prefent Publifiier has occupied, lias been a moft important and eventful portion of the annals of Great Britain and America. lie hopes that, during his gradual accounts ofthe unhappy contcft with our Colonies, his intelligence lias been found to ...
... hundred. /:nâ- ?? - tun, ver.- neeehary to be enquired into, ..as the fret's abufes £*__ in t ' nc VrovinciJ c ,,rj,s in America, rood of them being f> tr.est lobs, and giien as pensions to the creatures of Govein- ,'_ -he Hon. Gentleman took notice ...
... tranfports going to America, in .which country they mull, of courfe be of trie groateft fervice in croffing river., tranfportiiig troops, Sec. ' • Private -advices from France mention, that the orders of Council refpe-amg the armament for America were execu- ...
... Cntizers anil convoys : 15 of the line. 2 prames. 30 frigates. 12 flutes. IO corvettes. 8 cheix-cs, 7 cutters. 4 galleys. in America and the Weft Indies, or on tttcir ?? thire. ENGLISH: 51 fnips of the line. | 2 fire-Sups. 48 frigates. i S bombs. 26 ilt-vs ...
... Joy, from Onega to Liverpool, is put into the Ork- neys v.ith the lofs of her foreman. The Clytus, Dias, frcm .London to America, is taken by la Gra- cicux and Medea, French frigates, and carried into Cadiz. A flap, fuppofed to be the — right— n, Belt ...
... be part of the troops upon the ?? Efla- MirTiiu. lit deliined to America ; and that none of'thc Guards aie to O this fcafon. We lct.ru, ti.at the Eari of Lincoln yvill return to America, with the reinforcements picpaiir.g for that quarter; and that he ...