... If aOually at war with America 1• adoption offueh a line ofcondn. 4 tnwarda tbia count. > whilll the French flag treated with ref.-ect throne 1- otat the ptuva America, bat brought the quellinn between Creat Britain and America a point which exclude* ...

... AMERICA No mtafaref of the admtniftration of which the late Uuke was at the head, were more generally throughout the country than which related to the conduct our hoengn Allairs; and, among thefe, none met with more general and complete apurobatton than ...

... AMERICA Charles-Town, South-Carolina, Sept. 4. By the pro- ceedings of the Affembly of Barbadoes, publifhed in the Barbadoes Mercury, it appears that letters had been re- ceived by Governor Pinfold, from Admiral Tyrrel and Capt. Knowler of the Milford ...

... AMERICA Charles Town, South ?Carolina, May a. Letters Irom the country of the Creek Indian ? dated in March Lift, infotm us, that the trade has been woife laft winter than ever was before known, owing, in a great meafure, to the war with the Cho&aws ...

... AMERICA From the Royal Pennsylvania Gazetts. Plrilaittfibia, May 5. ON Thurfday night laft a fmall party of Britifli in fantry, dragoons, and Queen's rangers, with a few of Capt. Hoveden's Pennlylvania, and Capt. James's Chcfter dragoons, left this city ...

... AMERICA. Willi amfhurgh, April 20. The little Carpenter, the Raven, and feveral other Cherokee Indians, who lately arrived herefrom their nation, fet out homeward thisweek, after receiving fome prefents. During their flay here, they had fome conference ...

... AMERICA Charleftoiun, South Carolina, May], 1763. BytheGeor- gia Gazette it appears, rhat from the cth of January 176:, to the sth of Jan. 1763, the exports of that piovince amoun:- ed to 7440 whole, and 1 19 half barrels of rice; 9633 lb. of indico, ...

... AMERICA. Halifax, May 28. Wcdncfday lait was fent in here, by the Orpheus frigate, Capt. Hammond, a Frencli f.liooner, which, hy her courier when taken, was bound to Block-Ifland, near Connecticut. Lait Tueiilsiy morr.inu arrived a veflel troni Canfn ...

... AMERICA T.-flon, April J. The fortitude of the Colonies, ad- ded to their union, is fufticient to confound our enc- ?? foon the mad career of the Minillry will be Hopped is uncertain.— Our duty is to prepare for the woril. — The people of this Colony ...

... AMERICA Bcflon, .lugufli-j. By Capt. Hubbl, from Barbadoes, we Team, that on the ?? ult. tlte fleet for Europe failed from thence, and the next day the Ship Nancy, Capt. Rots Stewart (one of the fleet) was fiiund overfet, about 15 leagues to Leeward, ...

... AMERICA. York, Sept. 5. _ Early on Monday morning our Delegates, accompanied John Jay, Efq; off for l l General Congrefs; they were cfcorted to the Exchange by a confiderable number of refpeftable pcrlbns, with colours flying, and mufic playing ; when ...

... AMERICA. The news from America continues to of diversified character, and comparatively unimportant; a* no event of certain significance to the continuation or termination of the war has occurred Several operations on the part of the two belligerent parties ...