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... Throne, but vyas likewife adhered to during the Reign of the late King Philip V. LONDON. As the Troops to be fent to North America cannot enter upon Action in that cold Country before the Month of May or June-next, we are told, that in their Paffage they ...
... of her Colo- lonies, &.c. I find it computed, that the Value of the annual Exports from our Colonies and Plan- tations in America, including the Freight, amounts to 4,800,000 1. or thereabouts ; and that by this Exportation no lefs than 27,000 Seamen are ...
... who being an old experienced, gallant Officer, Numbers of Men enter voluntarily, and fhe will fodn be I compleatly manned. AMERICA. Letters from Pennfylvania bring the following j Advices : ?? The French are like to give us great Uneafincis ; they are unwearied ...
... it was revived by Monf. d' Iberville, a Gentleman born in Canada, and fa- mous for his Exploits in feveral Parts of North America. Pie failed from France into the Gulph o'i Mexico, in the Year 1698, and fearched along the Coaft fo narrowly, that he found ...
... to King William, of his Travels through a great Part of it, pofitively afierts, that Japan is contigu- ous to the Northern America, (the great Graevius was alio of this Opinion j and that an eafy Paffage may be infallibly found out,from Louifiania to the ...
... Settlements, whether we have War or Pcxe with the French, will not only prove hurtful* but ?? at laft to our Plantations m America, and confequently weaken, in a very fenfib'e Manner, ihc Stiength and Power of Eng- l.ir.d, by drying up the Streams that ...
... the Reafon is,fcecaufe afl Gover- nors in America, whether Freißaor Englifh, re- ceive exprefs Inftrudtions fxon^tkr refpechive Mafters, to put in Execution the Articles of the Treaty of Neutrality in America, between King James 1 1, and the late King ...
... at all Times, and particularly in this Timeof im- minent Danger, not only to ouifelves, but the Briafli Interelt in North America. The icth Day of the firft Month called January, 17,-5. Ordered, that Jofeph Trotter, and William Smyth wait upon tbe Governor ...
... Currency( 57 1 4 1. 5 s. Bd. Sterling) to be employed in defraying the Expence of defending his Majefty's Dominions in North-America : Wbich Bill wasrejefted by Go- vernor Glen ; to the great Difguft of the Aflem- bly. The Reafon given for the Rejection of ...
... and cur Allies fhould be heat and ?? upon the Continent of Europe, it is only giving up fome or other of our Conquefti in America, and we may whenever we plcale, or the general Rtate of Europe require it, re- concile j uring Intereftsand Purchafe Repofe ...
... Account of NORTH AMERICA, niftorical, Geographical, l£c fo far cis it rilpeils the Arguments of the prefent Time, done from authen- tic Recjrds, and the heft Relations extant, TH E bed Writers agree in calling that Country North America which extend-, from ...
... whole may be had of Mr. Town, of Horouiy near Wakefield- ¦-90 i : Th c Continuation of A clear andfuccincl Account of NORTH AMERICA, Hiftorical, Geographical, hfc. fo far as it refpeds the Arguments of the prefent Time, done from authen- tic Records, and ...