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... forrliwrul Difafter of tha Fiecc and t orco ftnt KitWcr bly ber Mjjefttcs cfpccial Favour toali her ?? in the Provinces ofttartM- America. I have had tirrn; tn ...
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London, March 22.. Y
... of Trade and Plan- tations, may lay before the Houfe the Addrefs from Jamaica, in June laft, Rela- ting to the Trade in America. This Day the Commons gave leave to bring in a Bill to appoint Commiffioners to Examine the Value of all Lands and other Interefts ...
Paris, May so. The 1
... Land-Forces on Board : It is not yet known whether they are bound; but it is not unlikely they may make a new Expedition in America, against the Portu- gueze Settlements there, unless prevented by a Peace. The young Dauphin has not been ill, as was reported ...
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... and that the Duke de Aiunont is not expected here ii'L then, • . . • ' • Gener-i' General Nicholfon is to fet out for North-America in 1 fliort Time. ...
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... are. made Captains of Her Majefty's 4, Independent Companies in Her Majefty's Plantations at An.- Annapolis Royal in North-America, and are to fet jfai l within a-few Days with General Nicholfdn for 1 theif-re- ' fpedive Commands. . Sir James Abercromby ...
Paris, March i, Grsa
... Levies ar; making here of young Men, efpe- B dally cially Mechanicks, who are to be sent to plant a Co- lony, at Mississipi in America : They are to be irn- bark'd at Brest, where the Ships are equipping for their Transportation. Levies are also making of Dragoons ...
1.Hamburgh, Feb. 28
... Privateers who went out of Dunkirk with £ large Ships of War and 4 Frigates under French Colours, had found Means to pafs to America, and feize the Ifland St. Thomas and the Citadel Chriftians-Fort, Hyhie^ belonged to the King oO^|w:k, ...
Madrid/'sHoy. a
... Forthe greater Satisfa&ion of the Company, the Orders to this Purpofe will be fent to them, to be by them tranfmitted to America. ...
From the Rotterdam Courant, Nov. i
... fend hit own Galleons, at. the Requeft of tbofe who trade to the Indies, and of the, Confulate of Cadiz, who affirmed, that America was fo overftock'd with all forts of Goods, that it was impoffible to difpofe of them. His Majefty hath done nothing herein ...
From Seddon's Letter, London, Jan. 21 •
... 5 or 0 Frigates will fuddenly befitted out for the feveral Stations to Cruize on th Coaft s ofthe Englifh Settlements in America, to relieve thofe thctt sire there, which upon their Arrival are to return home. There ts Advice that Capt. Steward, his Majefties ...
From the Evenim-Poft* London^ April 8
... with the following ft range. Account •ofa Sea Monfter, which was feen on the 1 8th of Auguft 1720, in the Gulph of South America call'd BpnaVentura. That Mpnfter had a Head like a Wa- ter Spaniel, with an indifferent wide Mouth, broad flat Teeth* fiery ...
London, May 6
... Lechmere, Efq-, Brother of Nicholas Lechmere, Efqv is appoin- ted Surveyor General of the Cuftoms, forthe North Continent of America, in the Room of Caleb Heathcote, Efq', deceas'd. On Monday laft, purfuant to his Majefty's late Order for detefting and f ...