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... brave men. The Conlids have r( pealed the law relative to r:ivateers — the principal came of difference he;.Ween France and America, and have re-eftablilhed code of Neutral 2.. it rio,fifte,l ler the Monarchy. 'he Paris Prints mention a victory gained by ...
... Plants, Bplbous Roots for Glaires, and feveral new Articles in the Seed Way, amongit wh: are the Lebtadore Kail from North AMerica, wl will endu're the leveret' cold Weather. N. 13. The Canal palling through the Nurfery Gros Minds can be forwarded to any ...
... aged 76. — On the 21ft ult. of an inflammation in his throat, after only 23 hours illnefs, at his Seat at Mount Vernon in America, that great and good charader, General WASHINGTON, in the 68th year of his age. Any encomium on this truly diftinguithed perfonage ...
... Plants, Bulbous Roots for Glaffes, and feveral new Articles in the Seed Way, amongft which are the Lebradore Kail from North America, which will endure the feverelt cold Weather. N. B. The Canal palling through the Nurfery Grounds, Goods can be forwarded ...
... Tiniffelay the 23d ult. at Li ei•- pool, Mr. Grew, formerly an eminent brafs.fottudtr of this town, but latterly of Bolton, America If the moil fcrupulous honour and honeily—if genuine ' piety—if an unwearied fltidy to alleviate the dillrelfes of his lets ...
... J. Torit. ALL Perfons who hare any tierhand an the kflate and ffeef.ts 'of James Trirton the younger, late of NC* York in America, deceafeti,. are dented to fend a particular Account thereof imniediateiy, attefted on Oath, to Mr. James 'Paton. or C rich ...
... upon the table the Correfpondence with the French Minifter Tailcyrand, which thews that the negociation between France and America is reopened, and the differences between them put in a train of adjuflment. By the Gi - antham packet, the Sons of the late ...
... in the Manners of Mankind. VI, VII. VIII. IX. Defeription of the different `natters of she World—Europe, Afia, Africa, and America their Divisions into Ctuntries, Provinces, 3c.c. their Climates, Soils, Animals, Plants, Minerals, Mountains, Rivers, Lakes ...
... fold by T. A. Pearfon, in Birmingham ; and the principal Bookiellers in the chief Yawns of England, Scotland, Ireland, and America. N B. Specimens of Buffet's Magnificent D.ret.c.tory teen as above. ...
... warchoufed -for. the fervice.. of .our numerous cavalry.- A pardon has been grantcd to Hamilton Rowan, who is about tereturn from America. The King - of .Pruflia his fubjeasfrom going to foreignwatering-places Without the .ccrtificate of a pliyfician. The Affembly ...
... FOR NEW-YORK, THE well-known American Ship AMERICA, Philip B. Sands, Aelalt e r, B urt hen - per .I . egifter 275 Tons, mounts 16 Carriage Guns, fix and twelve Pounders; will be ready to receive Goods about the rath of Febru ary, and - as'a confiderable ...
... year, Mrs. Piddock, wife of Mr. W. Picklock, of Exeter Row, in this town.—On the 4th of OC - to ber, at Philadelphia, in America, of the yellow fever, Mr. Thomas Newnham, filk-dyer, formerly , of this town. —On Friday morning, aged '76, Mr. Twamley, of ...