... Sotate.—Mr. Dalton.—Mr. Johnkin.—Mr. Schuyler.—Mr. King.—Mr. Izard.— Mr. iltaler. R EPR rty F,Mr.Gilman.—Mr.Gerry.— ...

... follows: YEAS. Ram, Mr. Carroll, Mr. Daltln, Mr. Ellfworth, Mr. Elmer, Mr. Ilcnry, Mr. Morris, Mr. Patterfon, Mr. Read, ...

... over, to the fide of Great-Britain, any number of men ?—General Howe tells us, that he employcd Mr. Delaney, Mr. Cottlandt ltlinner, Mr. Chalmers, and Mr. the molt haluencial men they cquld and he tells you their ridiculuas fuccell. Are they members Of ...

... Hon. lA't Lin 11 1 SO N. Senator 01 the Unittd Statt s. Extraa oft Iftter fre.m Dr. PR ICE, dated h'acinq, March 5, I 769. A dia. cry feems to have been made here, (ince Mr. Pt came into adminiftration, that the United States are of no ufe to us.—What ...

... receive them only once a week, and that on Tuefdays. MRS. WASHINGTON, we are informed, will be at home every Friday, az eight o'clock, P. M. o fee company. On Saturday lait the Molt lion. Ruvus KING, and on Monday the Moft Hon. PHILIP SCHUY- Lr!:, took ...

... but waboot !Inn :•. :• % and he ai-ne appcired tocr..lpc the horr:d t., Ii; n. Esc Nt..jor wrott- d iwn minute? of . dr. prooter thankst mr ho • • • !: SCI, ot los • • I : •. • was rcitured to lawny. B 0 S T 0 7\. Nov. • .zig :t. A.THE.vric NEWS FR.: ...

... on Friday Evening, in 47 clays from London. LONDON, 26. THE letter which Mr. PITT received from Kew OA Hight, which commanded his attendancr e oil hi s h e day, was in the King's own wiitiu.„ an,l is oh the lettcrs which His Malay his %limn lint I; from ...

... e of the Houle. The refolution being read, a warm debate enrued between Mr. Burke, Mr. Bland, Mr. C:rry, for, and Smith, (S. C.) Mr. Sr., Mr. Thud:- not, Mr. White, Mr. Page, ...

... editrts, with notes, prefented to the King; his treatile on the adminiftration of provinces ; and his C(mrte roam au Thee laborious works, though fufficient to fill up the time of moft men, have not fo entirely occupied Mr. Necker as to prevent him front mixing ...

... being taken, it appeared that the Hon. Richard Peters, Efq. was unanimoutly eleded. Mr. Speaker being placed in the chair— A motion was made by Mr. Lewis, feconded by Mr. Wright, that the oaths or affirmations prefcribed by the conftitution of this State ...

... an amendment. This was opppfed by Mr. Jackfon, Mr. White, Mr. Burke, Mr. Boudinot, Mr. Thatcher. and Mr. Tucker—and fupported by Mr. Benfon, Mr. ...

... States, and their punithinent. Adjourned. WEDNESDAY, June 17. Ordered, that a committee, to confift of Mr. Butler, Mr. Morris, Mr. Langdon, Mr. Deleon and Mr. Lee, be appointed to arrange and bri itg forward a fyftem, for the regulation of ...