... the (objects of i-.is Majcfty's domi- nions and the inhabitants of the territories be- longing to the United States o: America And whereas it hath been reprefer.ted to his Majefty, that there is reafon to apprehend that wheat, ?? produce of various ...

... g Nunducomar. Mr Grcn viilc's motion refpec-ing the commercial intcrcourfe between Great Britain and America, as aifo between the Iliands in America and the Well Indies, is likewife an order appointed for this day. It is expeifted the examination of witnefles ...

... ?? Mr Montague oreftntcd a -petition from the fami- ly ofthe P_:ins, Rating, that having, by the event of the b-e war in America, loft all that property and thole privileges v.1.i.-h they formerly ?? in the province of P-i-.nfvl.-vr.ia. and had (pent ...

... to be requited by exdufivc ?? I If America did not foon s_k.pt another fyftem, we mult vindicate our own dignity, and not leave it in' the power ot any other country, with which we may treat, to fry to us, that America, who returns ?? kmrfnefs for our favours ...

... in the bL.Je, and ' i Region Fly, as it i.fcj.pofjj to 'have _ •:.- ■ ; into America by the Heffiaa ?? it: t! ?? . It has already fp.er.d many miles aero-- ?? ■' of America from Albany northward-, •• , : del troy., all the wheat wherever it {cades. ...

... guns'! k is undergoing a thorough repair at Woolwich. .Site j is intended to be employed in bringing ihip timber S from America. * Tiie Monfieur ungate, wliioh was taken lad war j from die French, and lately purchaled by an cmi- j nent merchant in the ...

... ought to p ■ • cd io - : R ?? snxe-ve a „-b,. .. . 'I V ■' ; ' ; ,, ferent proportion with r*_pe_ -■ rhoft !:-'• , ,\ : ?? America. In lieu of the former income of t« I .' -. upwards, 3 o per cent. n_ eats an ther claim* the inhabitants of Florida, which ...

... Gucrnfev, vice Nairne, de- ce-fed. Do_tor J. Me-i-vin Month, from the hair-pay, to be Fhyfi- c'tan to the forces in North America. ...

... the 1- o N 00 i*. Piper ?? -Mar. 1 1. 'Itt-'iie, March y. Mr Adams, Minister Pleni- ot-ntsary from the United States of America, laft ?? took leave of the Svates, by means of a March ri. We learn that M. Caillard, Gharce d Affairs from the Court of France ...

... Hunter's Mu- feum, fome particulars of which we gave in a for- mer paper, we omitted to mention an animal brought from South America, called the Camol Depard, vvhich, from the report of its fize and other circum- ftances, it was hitherto much doubted by aatura- ...

... HOUSE OF CO M M O ?? I ?? dav, j:i-:C ?? The Committee cn the Americas and - Papers was u;--jn motion put off till ?? ; The Hoof, m a Committee or. the bill ?? Theatrical Amufements went tiuou.h without amendment. The Commute, on thc Slave Traafporta ...

... it is ilipulated by the fourth article of the treaty of peace between the King of Great Biitain and the United States of America in Con- grefs r.lib-mbled, that creditors on cither fide ihall meet with no lawful impediment in the recovery of ti'.e foil ...