... or fuch as fhail aa in their Aid or Afliftance, being conviaed thereof, ihall be tranfported to his Majefty's Colonies in America, for a Term not exceeding feven Years in fuch manner as Felons are to be tranf- ported by the Aa 4to Georgii. P. 413. Enaaed ...

... Confirmation of the Gran made to Mr.Coeft, and others of a Tract of Land between Nova Scotia and the Province of Maine in America, their Lor-dmips have ordered them to appear 10 of the next Month. Mrs. Powel who has been in Cuftody for Printing Vox populi ...

... Horfes. His moft Cbriftian Majefty in order to preierve entire to his own Sub- jeiks the Commerce of all nis Colonies in America, has caufedto be pub- lished a Regulation, by which all the Commanders of his Majefty's Ships of War are enjoin'd, and all ...

... for and attack the Ships, Barks, and other Vcflels, as well French as Foreign, employd in Foreign Trade to his Colonies in America, to fubdue them by Force of Arms and to feize and carry them to the neareft lfland to the Place where they fhall be taken ...

... Pyrates General Reri^ezyous where they have a Fortification and a great Magazine of Powder, and that on the North Coaft of America is a French Pyrate who gives no Quarter to any Nation. 'Tis wrote from Pans ot the 13. That an Arret was publifh't that Day ...

... French King in America, by the Exportation not only of the Silver Coin, but also of the great Numbers of Negro Slaves, and in the Exchange thereof, are imported Sugars and Indigo, of the Grouth and Manufactory of the French Settlements in America ; by Means ...

... Petition to prefent to the King, for their Approbation, which was read, fetting forth, that as the Company intended to trade to America,they fupplicatehis Majefty to make a Conceflion to them of St, Chriftophers and Nova Scotia, which they propoie to cultivate ...

... fitted out very foon to relieve thofe that are already cruizing at feveral Stations on the Coafts of the Englifh Settlement in America. . . We have Advice that Captain Stewart hath m a Man- ner concluded the Treaty between his Majefty and the Emperor of Morocco ...

... together with the prodigious Scarcity of Money, has very much altered the Face of that Colony once the moil gay and flounimng in America. Yefterday the Guns in the Park were drawn out to be dikharged, as foon as her Royal Highnefs is brought to bed. Paris, April ...

... palled the Seals fome Days finee, for the coining of 500000 Mci ks of Copper, but the whole is defigned for the Plantations in America, that Edid wili not bepubliflied here. On Sunday laft was held a great Council of the Regency, about a Law for obliging the ...

... Cadiz, June 25. On the 21ft Inftant the Galleons, to the Numbei. of 13 failed from the Port of Carthagena, and Vera Cruz in America. This fleet is commanded by Don ArmadO Cubas de Padro,who hoifted his Flag on board the Ship the Aifumption, and is to be ...

... feems now fully refolved to turn their Thoughts on the £,{!• of Trade, and renew, in good earnefl, their Trade to Spauiili America; ?? g for that End, chofen Mr. Francis Checwynd for their Agent at the Court fjufadrid ; alio, 5 Faccors for Carthagena, 6 ...