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... Crown, vs have not been emolled within the refipedive Times therein limited. Sec. Ad fer theßelief of Merchants Coods f>om America. Ad prevent making /nNorthßritain. Relief of Inficlvent Del - tors.AnAd for confirming and hi* Children, the benefit of an ...
... Ceflion made to Me of that whole 1 Hand *, and France agrees to this Demand. Our tntereft is deeply concern*d the Trade North-America, that 1 have uied my utmoft Endeavours to that Article in the moft beneficial manner France confents ro refiore to the whole ...
... fpeedily fettled between London and Paris. Mr. Samuel Watkins, and Mr. Daniel Mackinen, Planters of the llland Antegoa, in America, have been apprehended and, committed to Newgate as being concerned in the Murder Col. Park, Her Majefty slate Governourofthe ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... concluded between the Duke Rutland and the Lady Sherwood, who worth above aoo/. General Nicholloo is to let out for North America in a fhort time. The South Sea Company continue (hip off Goods on board the 4 Ships that u. the River, and Soldiers are to ...
... the Well-Indtes, by Reagan of the over-great (Intities of Goods hmught thither Into divers Parts, fo that they cheap r in America, then they can he boufr„ht in Spain, From the Pan, 4-13 -mate, Paris, July 26. Thry Cate that ahove h :virg felz'd the I ot ...
... Privateers, who went out of Dunkirk with 6 large Ships of War and 4 Frigates under French Colours had found Means', to pafs. to America, and leize the St. Thomas, and the Citadel Chriltians Fort, which beiong'd to the King of Denmark,. At the fame Time that ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... from Got ten burg arc cruizim in the North / J ...
... threw themfelves at the King's Mercy, are carry'J thence for Liverpool, to be oft' there for the Colonics, and Settlements in America. Lad Thurlilay the King was to give to the B.ight Ho; - uoiiiabi>- iiourable the Lord Lovat, the Government of and the Company ...