... COOK, by Thornton. a. The much-admired ana beautiful Punt of SEAHORSES, which Captain cook met near the Welt Coat t of North-America; nine o; which An:mats, the Crew being in Want of freth Food, were killed and tiled as Provifiuns. 3. A new Map of the SANDWICH ...

... play a dtr.”-en. part, and to cherith even the fanaticifm of Liberty in the nations of the earth : as witnefs Holland and America. But how as this unnatural plan of condua fuccecded ? Why, it has given her own peopl.:.. fuch a tatte for freedom, that to ...

... them y.ho have any pretenfnms to patriotifm or Immanitv—Nor how thole adherents of liberty, who lately fought the battles of America, when lititain a:irrupted to retain her authority over the coloni.m the had krmed. can tiew unmoved the real enormities the ...

... trial. The E . mprefs has a fuperiority of naval force over the Turks, but the Turks fight like tygers, By accounts from America, another rich fhip had arrived from the Manillas. Yefterday adv ices were received in town, confirming the accounts from ...

... laid to negociate for troops from Brunfwick and Hefle Caffel, to join the Pruflian army. The French ruined the Englifli in America by means of a French party—the Engin .are about to retaliate in France by an Engliih fpirit onlythe fpilit of liberty, it ...

... arrival of two men of .in that port to convoy the fleet of merchatrtaagn preparing there to fail to the Weft-Indies aud South America. A gentlemat who came from Hallings !aft Tuefday lays, that the night before a French linuggling vefrel, deeply laden with ...