... AMERICA. Bojlou, New-England, Afrit 15. The follow- ing is a copy of thanks addreffed to the Right Hon. William Pitt, Efq; (now Earl of Chatham) by the Speaker of the late Houfe of Reprefentaeives. Sir, w YOUR noble and generous efforts in fupport of ...

... oiiici-.fis of America, WE do Refolve, lil. Thai ws confukr it* as ?? with the iuteicfi snj i'gnity of the good permit: cf this State, that any p;*7;.ii v. ha hath voluntarily withdrawn himfeif from this, oa- aa* of the ?? nited States of America, fince the ...

... AMERICA. Liverpool, Saturday.—The Arabia arrived here this morning at 11.30 a.u., with dates from Boston to the 25tb, and Halifax to the 26th alt. The news from California is unimportant. General Santa Anna was on the line between Hayti and St Domingo ...

... AMERICA. Queenstown, Feb. 28. —The North Briton steamer has arrived. She left Portland Maine on the 18th inst. She landed the Irish mails The Bohemian, from Liverpool, arrived at Portland on the 14th; the Prince Albert, from Galway, arrived at Newfoundland ...

... AMERICA. Chrfijioici, April. 29. Since the firft Novem- Vr to the lit inftant, there have arrived in this yrt, belides men of war and packet boats, 266 £.1 of veifels ; whereof fifteen were bound to met ports. In the fame time failed 213 veffels, ltdveof ...

... AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THTE ASIA. sn (F.Y St-I t L EK.;'L-S FrP05 L!V51E'OOL,) a L ?? s ship Asi-. ar -ivcil here to-day, from New York. sa The n-lics frmn lbssou-i is important. Ceneral ra Coctis teleg aprherl to Ceoeral lallieck that our trools ri,-lr ...

... AMERICA. I., NEW Yok, M'ay 12.-The tritish soop of war Driver, a vesseI interdicted by the President ~from entering our 3arbours, anchored on Thurs. y; the 20th ~ult.. abreast of Fort Johnson, in the harbotr of Chgrles~ton.. TuIo Unie4: States officers ...

... from the London Papers, ?? / t AMERICA. Philadelphia, Juns 14. In Congrefs, May 26, 177;. To the opprejjed INHABITANTS of CANADA. Friends and Countrymen, A Larmed by the deiigns of an arbitrary miniftry, UIX. to extirpate the rights and liberties of ...

... to fludy. He made great efforts to concili- t ate the citizens of the United States with thofe- royalifls who rernained in America at the 'eva- cuation of New York ; for his .politics were al. 4 ways of the liberal call. By this means he ren- dered effential ...

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... AMERICA. Er-ftcn, ?? . .. .-.-.gtcirtd, -ittg. -2^. _ Lull Saturday Gen-. Mackay failed for London, in the brigantine commanded by Capt. Barrier. Though the fending ir.e troons in this town, confidering the errand they come on, was a mcafure not founded ...