... AMERICA. New Tori, May g. The CongreTs is perplexed a new dlfti of politics ft rvtd up t» them, with unpalatable ingredients in it. How to rejeft the claims various dillridls to become independent States is the difficulty. If they do, they have every ...

... letters from Richmond, in America, we are informed, that at the lall provincial Aff.mbly, held at WitliamfburgU, above five hundred perfons, natives of Ireland, took the oaths of allegiance to the Thirteen United States of America, gnd have formed a colony ...

... AMERICA. From the NEW YORK GAZETTE, of Nov 13. Friday iaft arrived in Sandy Hook, the fleet from Cork they touched at Charles Town where they left twenty fail, the remainder, fifty in number, are now lying at the Hook. The Surprize brig, Capt. Salilbury ...

... AMERICA. New York, May 20. We are informed that the rebels have detached eight regiments to the Southward. From the great difguft and reluflance to fervice which is not requited with pay, food, and cloathing, the rebel battalions grown miferably fcanty ...

... AMERICA. The follcvjiuz Letter, publijhed order of the Congre/i, cotit aim account of General Greent's operations in Carolina. Samuel Huntingdon, Efq. Camp at M‘Cord's Ferry the Congarer, May 14, ** Sir, had the honour to fend difpatches to your Excellency ...

... AMERICA. B'Jlon, Feb. 5. The following is a copy a letter from the Hon. Gen. Shepard to his Excellency the Governor, dated Springfield, Jan. 26, 17^7. Sir, the unhappy time is come in which we have been obliged to Ihed blood. Shays, who was at the head ...

... AMERICA. Philadelphia, July 11. Friday Jaft arrived Che- Iler flag from Charles-town, with a number of vir* tuous citizens of South Carolina, who had been fo unfortunate as to fall into the hands the enemy at the furrender of that place. It is with Angular ...

... AMERICA. /'row Thomas’s Massachusets Sr* of June 6, refpeftable number of Citizens having formed themfelves into Society for promoting the Matsumijjicn of Slaves, and promoting fuch of them as have been or may be liberated, the following Extrafts from ...

... AMERICA. The following account is giveft a gentleman, who left the array in Virginia on the paft at two o’clock, p. m. from the Penfylvania Journal of the loth tf Odfober. ** On Friday, Sept.‘2B, the whole army marched from WilliamJhurgh to within a mile ...

... AMERICA. Philadelphia, Sept. 30. The following is an extract of a letter from a gentleman in Kentucky, dated Augull 15. The depredations of the Indians are not yet at an end in this country ; three days ago as Waiker Daniel, Efq; the State Attorney in ...

... AMERICA. , AttnapoUs, May 26. The following is an extraft of a letter from the Congrefs to his Excellency Governor Lee, May n. [Circular.] Sir, the Congrefs have received authentic information, that his Moll Chriftian Majelty is preparing to fend a powerful ...

... his fervants to make. America. Mr. Fox moved the fecond reading of his bill for regulating the trade with America. The principle this bill, he Lid, went to pe;mil American veffids to en er and unload goods the produce of America, and to take goods on ...