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... [In,the Gazette of this night a long lift of the officers, &c. exchanged in America fince the 25th Oftober laft, the greateft part of which are of Gen. Burgoyne's convention troops:—They are now at liberty ferve again, and are follow : 2 Major-Generals ...
... Letters from Paris the 30th ult. mention, that the di (agreeable and alarming advices had been received from America; that Wafhington was nearly deferted, and that the Congrels are fplitting into feparate interclts; two circumftances which they expeCt ...
... j/fi for the Punijhment of Adultery the State CoHneSicut in America made in May 1784. Whofoever fhall commit adulteir with a married woman, and be thereof convifted before the Supreme Court, both of them foall be feverely pnniffaed, by whipping on the ...
... AT LEFT H— FOR NORTH AMERICA, teO&^^ait. MEHiTAHLE AND MARY, Y-'PtyOgF Aaeon VAraoarE Mafler, ?? Now unloading at Leith, will he ready in r-AAsfiPPJ,^, a few days to tike a cargo on frcicrht,' for = ■ any p ort Jn ?? United States, or r nll'eng=i s to ...
... of this nigh contains a lift of Jhips and cvejfels taken by Rear-Admiral Dig by, commander of His Majejfy Jbips in North-America, between the 12ih of March, and the yth of May, 1782.] ...
... agree the Independence of America. When the provifional articles were figned at Paris between England and America, the whole bufinefs was tranfadled Dr. Franklin's hotel, none but the Commiffioners of Great-Britain and America being pfefent. Should the ...
... your Court; and what the Americans who frequent I have not the leait doubt butthefadl is fo. The iniurredions in Spanifli America, which can hardly be longer doubted, will give the firft decided turn to the public affairs of Europe as the wealth of Spain ...
... have the command of eight ofthcjinc intended for the relief of Minorca. Ptince Edward, his Majefty's fourth fon, is toco out America with Sir George Brydges Rodney.-— bir Ueorge being under orders to fail with a relntorcement to his command, as foon as his ...
... cry loudly for end to the American war, but is it to be obtained ? Not withdrawing every foldier, Ihip and failor, from America for that w-.tild only enable them to carry a much greater force our iflands. We have nothing to do, but to drain every nerve ...
... in this Night's Gazette. IT generally believed that fomething tending to a peace with the Dutch, or a reconciliation with America, is aftually on the carpet j and in confequence the Three per Cent. Confols. have rilen lull Four and a half per cent, this ...
... with the concerns their'country» the Houfe of Lords on Wednefday, Lord She!-; burne after declaring_his reipe&ing the in-, America, which were the fame as livered by Gen. Conway the preceding day, faid, that the real caufe late refignation was a:difappoi ...
... that flmilar Reftriftions would be put upon all Ships of the Britiih Empire trading to America. The Congrefs have appointed four Gentlemen from different States of America to join Dr. Franklin and Mr. Adams, as Commiflioners to Great Britain, to form Treaty ...