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... Citizen Afhley, the quondam Secte- iof the Ccrrefpor.ding Society, now living at Paris, Lorting to recommend a citizen from America in the teh-making line, to employment in Paris, as he could W none in this country. This letter was in an enve- jee with fome ...
... Afhley, the quondam Secretary to the - Correfponding Society, now living at Paris, pur- porting to recommend a Citizen from America in the -.vatch-making line, to employment in c Paris, as he could find none in this country. ti This letter was in an enxvelope ...
... bring the agree- able Intelligence of the yellow fever having en- p rely fbfuided at Philadel hia. The political rties in America have of late become more rectorouis and violent than ever; and its demo- Cwtic faclions have become highly difpleafed it the ...
... Channels zj o 24 57 104 Downs and North Sea - - 3 0 7' 2 32 Weft Indies & on the paflage 3 0 1 5 17 3 P ?? 7 I 16 16 >4o America and Ncwfoundland a , S 7 r5'I CapenE.ldies, &on thecpa. 9s.7 8 15 39 Poaft of Africa-'- - ?? 0 ?? ' z A *PortugalGibraltar ...
... negotiators, who, according to the French Journals, were lately at Lifbon, o.i then way to Accounts have been received from America of a re- cent date. The firmr-toms ofthe yellow lever hnve en- ?? iublided in Philadelphia. The contributions paid by the ...
... 2798. 29. The American Congrefs refolved to augment their naval force with fix thips of the line; the firft ever built in America. TEBRuARr. I. The Proferpine frigate, having on board the Honorable T. Grenville, bound en a ?? to the King of Pruflia, was ...
... ofa i 4 po Un . uer, marked li.hahon on it, and afterwards lelj in with part 01 the wreck. Accounts have been received from America of a recent date. The fymptoms of the yel- low lever have entirely iubuaed in Philadel- phia. It is faid that the Commander ...
... himfelf of feveral towns. n. Trhe Au(hslns entered Bologna, and took twelve husodred prifoners. t'4. AccountEreceived fromr America of a dreadful fire having broke out in Nocfolk, Virginia, in February, which deltoyed upwards of 6a houfes. ,r!s The Hamburghh ...
... from Fraferburgh, that on ThuI:- day evening Was put on liore near that hat bour, a brig faid to be from Cayenne in South America for Gotterburgh ; three of twe crewv, ai:d a woman and child, were drowned And in tue eveningg cu t!.c *,rnc e ?? camn ai(hore ...
... favourable, their arrival may be daily expected; . The fever, we are forry to fay, has not cecfrd its dreadful ravages in America. An American mail ar- ve.nber, at which time the fever raged there with 1 _- ; . could ?? emit it. Tbe Packet has been put ...
... mai~er, from .L fbon, bound' Copy - to London, wi'th fruit and CottOQ; Caro,Jt;hn Park*r, of tl rnater, firom Norfolk, in America, laden with tobaco, da 'for Londoni; alfo, a'SsvediS veffel, fromn Alnseica. . Agrivcd in thg evening of thue. 4+th in1fint ...
... brought into this Port, ?? brig Le Bon Patriot, of L'Orienf i hiving been .picke-up at, fea on Saturday. lf , by the eva America Barber,'b about, i leagues South of Portland , without any living foul on board.. The h ll of thee brig appears in perfeft ...