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... 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. 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 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 ...
... in America, wliich is finely allowing more, than ever wiiDiappen, I don't fee that we are thereby ..one jot nearer our .parnofer Nay, I even think, that, we thereby advance, towards 'dcftriiC' tion. The- expencc .of Continyntal armies in America ttrrfl ...
... have ;>ot fud-'.eniy rich hy the war ; to the real man n-onsrttf in America, ir will be deftri.ctl'.-.ri. They alfo fay, ?? independent A.-.ret tea wiO be ?? America; and ?? America will be a prey to all the rogues and vil - ?? s of Europe a't.iS the ...
... Committee on the -bill, -obliging all perfons hereafter to be appointed to patent places in am* of his Majeiiy's colonies in America or the Weft Indies, to rcfide there. Before the Speaker left the Chair, Mr David Hartley rofe, and fpokc for near an hour ...
... time he was exceedingly annoyed by ftarms, ar.d was . endeavouring to regain his port. ?? The fquadron whicii is tp fail for America fiom Cadiz is compofed of the St Domingo (a new (hip) the Gloriofo, San Pedro, and San Pablo, each of 70 guns ; the San Leandre ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 . -, ...
... 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 ...