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... 2798. 29. The American Congrefs refolved to augment their naval force with fix thips of the line; the firft ever built in America. TEBRuARr. I. The Proferpine frigate, having on board the Honorable T. Grenville, bound en a ?? to the King of Pruflia, was ...
... Britifh woollens, hardware, s and oil. The late commercial treaty .eith Franre will probably be renewed; thofe with A Ruffia, America, and China, be continued.- S The havens of Holland, and a reciprocal tradeS with its feven provinces and down the Scheldi ...
... I- -P6Madelphia..-The Pacific, Salter, from this kM. ?? Winysw, Steele, from Bombay. Bolou.-'Y'he Ad4ive, Ri nkins, and America, -from this port. Lysij.-rhe 1ecbeca, Clark Prince of Brazil, am ; Rochdie, L ake; Ann and Francis, Had- r lavcr, Cowsvr1 ...
... I, F 'N , . A 1I the diflance of i 8 miles from the town A&3t of Niagara, North America, are thofe, remarkable falls of water which mav ju(Uly: be ranked among the greatelt natural c'uriofities j -ofthe knownw'orld.' The aforifhinment excitedI in the ...
... Citizen Egalite,namely,the Duke .of Osleans, the Duke de Chaitres, and Coont de Bcaujolois, are arrived in this country from America. One hundred- thoufand -land of arms haave lately bcen imported from Germany, alid are now depofited in the Tqwcr. General ...
... that illtrious man, General Wafhington, who died on th6 i4th of Decem- ber, after an indifpofition of only thirty hours. AMERICA. George-Yrown, Dec. 20.-Wednefday laft was-the day appointed for the funeral of Gene- ral Wafihington. A great multitude of ...
... SHIP NEW-S. n, ARRIVALS,. it IAt yamaicc-!wThe Advice, Green, of and from this I_ port. At Pbiladd1phbia-The America, Hardy, from this a. port. The merchants and fhip-owners at this port have petitioned the Lords of the Admiralty for a convoy to fail ...
... faved by Simon, his then go- . vernor,- and afterwards tranfported to Bour- deaux, not knowing how, and from thence to ; America or Corfica (he confounded ?? two places}. He had an appearance of Rupidity, fcarce remnenibering any thing, which was attri- ...
... quence) line'and flax will there be raifed for donieflic -:fupply,'for the- Eoglifh loioni, for the markets of Europe and America. Labour is iji Ireland: pro'fifons and I ?? t-cap: ?? taxer prefs oo the mailer of i. familyaand of a 1hop: three incalculable ...
... e the bounties ra have bad effect, as they did not extend to the Ba an') ole.pces nearer to us than the Meditertai,, and America. LOrd.FlawzA54rY h~id ithat tbe-pi-crent. high pitjQO corni wa':i a fificient inducenientrto import from th -nearer ports; ...
... Hatzvli'iury brought up a bill for giantin5 bounties on the importation of wheat and wheat dour from the Mediterranean and America, and alfo for the importation of rice for a time to be limiccd. -Rtead a firft time, and ordered to be read, a fecosd time ...
... the importion. An ?? was alfo propofed and agrqeed to,- which advinces the rate of the bounty to be granted on corn ?? from America and the Mediterranean from the diffe' ence between thc -Average price ?? and WalN1 905. to the dilference..bctween the-lfaisre ...