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... 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 ...
... 11. Dcfcribcs the boundaries America, which includes all iflands within twenty miles of the Continent. 111. America to have full leave and power to on the Banks of Newfoundland and Laurence, but not to cure their filh any where Nova-Scotia, on agreeing ...
... Well Indies and America, moft materially the interells not only this country, but likevvife of Ireland ; and he, as well as thofe gentlemen who were acquainted with the trade of the two countries, were of opinion that this article was of Arch importance ...
... The Mutiny Bill. The Aft to repeal the Prohibitory Aft America. The Irifli Legiflatnre Bill. And to levcrai Road and Private Bills. letter from Barbadoes, Feb. 27, fays, There are now here five fail of the line under the Command of Admiral Pigct. The ...
... The 2i regiment, which was taken at Saratoga, is arrived from America. When it left England it confided of jooo men ; but now mullcrs only 84. The calamities that have vifited different parts of Europe in the courfe of the year arc much greater than have ...
... Wednesday, June 18. L on D iN. treaty of commerce between England and America is as far off being figned as ever. There are fo many nice lines to draw in it, as not hurting the navigation laws, injuring iheßritiib trader, and offending more favoured na- ...
... Thmfday morning, in Viller's-ftreer, in the Strand Mr. James Cunningham, Pilot to the Fleet under Howe’* command in America, and American Lnyaltft.—Friday, at Guildford, in Surrey, John Randalc, Efq;—Saturday, at Chifwick, of Apoplexy, Alexander herftone ...
... Mr. Lee,. formerly of London, has efteblithed a mercantile Lovfe at L’Orient. Mr. Lee freighted a thip to America at his cwn expente ; and now all his configns are to be fent to L’Orient, 2 place:where the American trade is carried of with furprifing ...
... Sept. 3. io N D O N. * day the definitive treaties betweenGreat-Britain,France, Spain, and the United States 1 America, were to be figned. —On the part of Great Britain is day of humiliation —fhe confirms the independence of her own fubjedfs, and treats ...
... Wednesday, Jan. 22. .America. York Roval Gazettes. Nerv-Tork, Dec. 18. Wednefday arrived, in forty days from Madeira, the 1 General Elliot cutter. Captain v 1 Hylton. The following is an a etter rom l^at place: 2 Extra?? of a letter, dated ft Madeira ...
... yet he prele r, of private citizen of England, to that / tor of America. His and daughter 1 why does he deprive them of the gl° r ‘. which they might enjoy in that delie^J/. called America ? This queftion would dreds who are now wandering about f', undone ...
... fi called the Grenac ar d of the ifland of Can w The King has been plei to be Captain-Gene and over the ifland encies, in America. ...