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... ofthe Caledonian MerAuAy. _S T R, }y ?? PAIN infills, that tbe export; ami tbe imports of the A) bnnjenfe continent of Ncrth America Stall be carried on accor'. rig to laws diftuteil by the parent Itate alone, n.i mutter whether thefe laws be j uil: in tiieir ...
... Papers, Feb. 19 L O N D O N. Yeflerday Sir Guy Carleton kifled hands at Si James's, on being appointed Commander in Chief in America. This e- vent has been long determined upon, and ihe intermediate ap- pointment of General Rober.fon, which has certainly ...
... General Aherci-on.by to he Qwarter-Maftcr General tothe army in North America, vice William Dah-ymole. Major Robert Midlife,, to be Wii.gon-Maifer Genera! to the army in North America. ...
... in- dependence of America, they would have aftcd inconfiilently with their former exertions, if they had allowed the tobacco plan- ters in Scotland to have, enjoyed the fruits rf their ingenuity and lab.ur. The great f'taple cf America, whofe interests ...
... provilional articles were in rown with the treaty Signed, notwithftanding ten regiments are now under po- -iive orders for America. Ext rafl of another letter frnm ?? 7T, - 1 . -, ...
... gentle- man to whom he had alluded, who had called the acknowledg- ment of the independence of America a matter little jhort ofa prefent peace iuith America. His Lor.-ifhip obferved, that the honourable Gentleman had complained of the Addrefs for the perfonal ...
... ordination from his hands, — the firft fruits of bis labours as. a Bifliop, and the firft epifeopal ordinations ever conferred in America. ...
... i.kZu?.sßZ::t'a':; ?? ?? ,v m ami Mr-Ae'-e .- ?? : .. / From North America we learn, ifa t ri power in S nth America is an tcked byth. ?? -f his count; y. H.s *dh tents are numerous and d tentri nimated by* the hope of 1 ng-t rgortcn ?? Mexicans crowd ...
... from America, by which it appears, that 'General pon had carried a meffiage from Congr-ffs to the French i giving him notice, that they fhould not want the ecf- - the French forces any more ; and that Congrefs de- 'v'ouM prepare to leave America. I '-fi ...
... !'..»-• Magzee, Dec. 2*. The laft letters fronr North America, of the 4 ...
... then adieu to your trade. Can it be osse moment doubted, that if timber, tar* i- ron, Sec. is allowed to be imported from America free of duty, your trade can (land? The duty upon a hundred deals is about 40 s. s:nd upon all the other articles in proportion ...
... 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 ...