... oiiici-.fis of America, WE do Refolve, lil. Thai ws confukr it* as ?? with the iuteicfi snj i'gnity of the good permit: cf this State, that any p;*7;.ii v. ha hath voluntarily withdrawn himfeif from this, oa- aa* of the ?? nited States of America, fince the ...

... AMERICA. tlofion, September 3. AT a meeting of the principal inhabitants of this town, on Thurfday Lift, the following refbiutions were pur, and ona- ni mou fly carried ; Rejolred, That the overtures made by the Britilli Miniftry to tne French Co irt ...

... AMERICA, It is reported, with fonie degree oi confidence, tlirut the following- eminent divines will coimxife the firil Upper Hou.'e of Convention (not Convocation) in the rifin^ empire of America* The Key. lair Murray, ?? of Boflon, Metropolitan and ...

... AMERICA. Quebec, Aug. 23. Tuefday being the birth-day of his Royal Highnefs, who then entered his twen- ty third year, the Roya! flandard was hoilled in the morning on board the Deander, the flag fliip, and at ten o'clock his Excellency the Governor-General ...

... 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. Ncac-Haven, Aug. 6. Laft Friday evening, a little before nine o'clock, a very remarkable phenomenon in the heavens was feen here. Ir. was an homogeneous light, refembling in fome degree the Aurora Boreatis, though different from it, on ac_ count ...

... ' From the.London Papers, 03. Is. AMERICA. IVeiv-York, June 27. Accounts from Pittlbttrg- jull re- ceived, fay, that fome of the fouthern Indians have taken up the -atchet againft the United States. Nevs-Tork, Aug. it. A Virginia paper fays, by a gentle- ...

... AMERICA. Phlterdclpei.i, May 9. Captain George Curwin had reprefented to the public a fcene of the molt ccmplicateei calamity. The (hip, Pi ince Frederick, Captain Richard Days, in wbich he took refuge af- ter being compelled to abandon the Congrefs in ...

... AMERICA. Pittsburg it, Sept. - . The Indians -have killed fix ioidieis at the mouth of Little Sandy ('reek below the Gteat Kanawa, where the Keav Knglanders were forming a ietde- ment. ?? K.stvcky. About tliree weeks ago, .Mr Richard Chenow-.-th had C ...

... AMERICA. Mr David Hartley vnewed the motion of laft February and March, on the renunciation of the American war. C.)i. ff eating feconded the motion: Mr Secretary To-.vnjhend m.-ved'the adjournment of this motion, which, after fonie little debate ...

... 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 ...

... AMERICA Bojlon, Nov. 6. 1781. Return of Ordnance and Military Stores taken at York and Gloucefler in Virginia, hy the furrender cfthe Britifii army on the igth of O elder 1781. BRASS ORDNANCE. Cannon On travelling caniages — 2 Amuzettes, 11 3 pounders ...