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... AMERICA. Tbe j-.lhasung articles of i_.e_sgo.re are J ?? fron- Rivi n g t o n's New Yo r. c ii oyjs l Gazette. of Aiigalt S- 9, 12, 16, 19, v.i. ?? and ?? (Brought over by a ?? juit armed in ?? A pcrfon arrived a few days ago in a ve-cl from fit Ch, ...
... AMERICA. J-ro-n the South-Carol,] a Gazette, of Oft. 4. Cha rlef t 'own, Oft. 4. —.ml night ariived here a fioop from Jamaica, wiiieh fhe left on the ph tilt, in company with the ?? fleet, and fevcrai veffeisfor Ame- rica, under convoy or twelve line ...
... United States of America, I ram informed that difficulties have arifen relative to the . ,- it of prizes made '■• tit: privateers of ibe United ?? a-.. To remove therefore all uncertainty up. n tnc ; m the Ui'ftcd States of America ■-..' ci-ulft-d' ...
... T R A N S L AT I O N. A DECLARATION of the King. The Congrefs ofthe Lbiited States of North America, having reprefented to the King, that the execution of the I ith article of the treaty of Amity ami Commerce, figned the 6th of February laft, may be attended ...
... the public, tint Mr Temple, at the time the following letters were ■vrilten in his favour to die American Congrcfs, was in America, having been fent over by Government to ufe his influence, to bring about a reconciliation between Great Britain and her Colonies ...
... under the united powers of I'Vancc and America; they now fee that ili_- i; able to con- tend with them, though their alliance is ftrengttiened by the accerlion oi Spain to their party. The Sanguine hopes of America were disap- pointed ; Ihe- did not msrset ...
... Vice Admiral A-buthnot is on hi? p-iff.-go horn--, in con- fequencc of which the command of the Brit-fa frpiadrou ia North America devolve i on Admiral Grav.-s.. Sir Hugh Pallifer, it is faid, is fooi to fill with a confi- derable reinforcement to the Eaft ...
... 19th of April, / 775> and who have left North America at anytime before palling ofthe act declaring what Oiail be treafon, and have not been guilty of any overt aft injurious to the rights or liberties of America ; and alfo all perfons who have left this ...
... WILLIAM EDEN. The Merchants of London, trading to N^rtn America, incited hy a due fen — of the important benefits which have been derived to the commercial interelts of this kingdom from your public Jpuitcd ef- forts, as well as by a personal gratitude ...
... Major Gentral of his M-ijefly's for- ces, to be Captain General and Governor in Chief of his Mujelty's ilkmd of liarbadoes in America, be this day in Council took the oaths appointed to be taken by the Gover- nors of his Majefty's plantations. St f antes' ...
... liarking fur ?? the people followed them to the water-fide, tnjoiticd them, as they loved iheir connttv, peadenc; of America, if it were pof__biv : but, at any ?? rate, not to rr turn, without ?? a full and tailing ** p. ace with the mother country ...
... year of out Lord one thoufaad fe- ven imndied an.l eighty, aid in the filth year ot the Independence of the United States of America. Si-ued by tbe major part ofthe Council. True copy. Attelt. ' JOHN AVERY, Dep. Sec. Neve York, July $■ The following are ...