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... of the Corp- in of the Governour and Company ofthe Merchants of Gveat Britain trading to the .South • and other Parts of America, and for encouraging the Filhery ; and alfo Robe rt X.night 9 :Treafurer or Cafnier, and John • Greigsby, late Accountant ...
... Terms the mofi^ and leaft precarious, ieems highly to delerve the Care and Attention of -* : * tiament. Our Plantations in America naturally abound with* moft oft proper Materials for this neceflary and eflential Part ot our Trade and N* time Strength ; ...
... ful Commons vvill do their outmoll Endeavours that tl beneficial Branch of Trade may be (upplied iron, your Majt. tions in America, aud thereby divert our Colonies irom (erri ufaeiures, whkh directly interfere with thofe oi their Mo Your Majefty', tender ...
... little their fore Plague has reformed their Manners: And trota Panswc hear, That the India Company are fettingout Ships for America, fome of which were to go againftthe Pyrates* A War with the Turks feems more and more to be apprehended, and the Difputes ...
... his Majefty's Plantations in America, fay, that when imprifoned Debitors are really found tobe poor, and not able tomake any Satisfacti- on ; it then becomes the Wifedom of Parliament, to relieve the miferable, that our America Plantations are of infinite ...
... Letter verbatim, London July 14. William Burnet Efq; in his Speech to the general AfTembly ofthe Province of new York in America the 15 of May iaft, took Notice of the prefent Pofture of Aifairs, and the unparaleled Glory his Majefty has gained abroad ...
... faid Ship has been feiz'd at Sr. Malo as an Interloper, upon fome Afts lately pafs'd in fomeof his Majefty's Colonies in America, for laying Duties upon the Importation of European Goods. Orders have been feat to all che Governors in thci'e, Parrs, not ...
... ting unrated Goods, and ordered in a Bill for encouraging the Importa- tion of Naval Stores from the Britilh Plantations in America, and for the better prcferving Timber for the Ufe of his Majefty's Navy. 'lis faid that the Articles oflmpeachment of the ...
... students, their Progrefs, & c . to their Chancelior and Vifitor, who are fuch of his Majefty's principal Secretaries, as hath America in his Province, and the Lord Bifhop of London for the Time being. That the forefaid Prefident and Fellows, are licenced to ...
... Jamaica to his Cortefpou- nthere, giving an Account, th3t the Inhabitants the City of Lima, which is the Capital of Peru America, have revolted from the Spaniih Govern- or, and turned out the King of Spain's Viceroy, icing iv his R-x-m a Native of Peru ...
... Sept. 23. They write from Lisbon, That a large Da Ship who was bound from Am Herd am ona traj! Voyage, to the Weft Coa fl of America, ?? in to Rio de Janeiro in Brazil ; where forcia Trade, a Portuguefe Man of War, commanded Capt. Perez, endeavoured to feize ...
... Army of 60000 Ken, and that they flatter themfelves to be afilfted j, fome European Powers, for the Benefite of X Trade to America •, all which is very furpn- gflff, but we believe it to be without Foundation, ibr otherwife the Court of Madrid, would, no ...