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... Account tflhe INSURRECTION in Spakish America. Uf: :ii,iU£ilf.-07U our Lift. J | >UPAC immediately lent off difpatches to a!! the- ?? ?? ciques ofthe neighbouring provinces, to inform t'icm of what had pafied ; to point out to them the rounds he had ...
... The Right Honourable the Ear! of Dur.rnore is hourly ex- I ?? to embark for America. His fea-ftores, ancl every necefl'ary of camp equipage, being packed tip for that purpofe, j as his L.ortiibip is to aft in a military line as well as a civil ca- j pacity ...
... numbers of the human race. If Britain, in place of waging war againft America, had continued in peace with her for a hundred years, fhe mull ne- verthelefs have loft her lovereignty over America ; became-, ac- cording to the natural courfe of things,, ths Colonies ...
... conquered in America : Nov/ America mull be conquered in France. The contefl, thee, is, between navies, upon the ocean, the moit proper, field of bat- tle tor Britain. At prefent flic feems a filh out ofits element. On this field America can give no ...
... nacy for the military force of Britain to contend againft the military force of France and ...
... made in their countries for the- Crown of England, without oar having fcen hardly one man return, of all that went over to America, render them now more fcarce, efpecially as it is bat a fhort time fince two Hanoverian regimenrs of foot were raifed for ...
... I OfCriCEl KILLS D, I Hou. l.ir.ut. leitrieton of tke Bnbnft. O rf ICEI WOUND- D. Mafter of the America. * ?? OaH, Lv.iiicbitvei, ?? Mar h is. 1781. Mr. ARBUTIIXOT. ...
... _t-Vit;j of America, in Congrefs aflctnMcd, ?? that fak aft, wherein they announced to the whole world, iis.ss leei. their piace and rank among Indf.pendlnt Na- B. Bt tttf memorable declaration, made the .nh of July, at 2 time when America was attached ...
... e iate engagement oti the coaft of America TeriSes this obfervation : Tiu French now think themfeives invincible, becaufe ?? ral Graves has burnt a 74 gun fliip ; and the Fnglifh I*. t 1 l- on their crude in America to be ruined, becaufe the Cbe&peak ...
... butter and chcelc fo* 6 OKIU-e'^ir - : r : i >: ' 1: ; ' ?? ?? PSid * ?? ' W K ' U Being ?? eel,} t„e prilhners oil America had only one pound of bread u-nny, when thole oi France, Spain, and Holland had a pound it had b,e.i tilt, rule of tl.e C ...
... furrender their arms cither to French or Americans. Some late accounts from America fay, that the Spanilti fqua- dron under Don Solano, had joined M. de Graffe on the coaft of America, and is now with the Count in the Chek peek ; and, to confirm this account ...
... peace with America: Ihe war with America was founded on acts of Par iament, confeciuently was not a war of pre- rogative : Thofe aits mutt have their due operation ; nor could it be impeded by any prerogative whatever. The war with America differ- cc ...