Voided, ..ten,
friend ,o England and B8'M' fd " 3
Scotch blood in hi, veins, away I2,ica and as ambaf
!.. acknowledge lhrT. (bUch a uea y "f amity,
'1l0"' S " ; ,U og a." o?th,S world
tW. - If. after Sj?
.. K ...not U P-
yo had WJStaZ JnS2UtS iWs 3 rhi
pear to yoa in a trivia light, " .rtd :n lhe plop chancery
.tided. 1 hat con"na Ijt bIood 3 ,he iont is upon
,ore than f'rfS ocean will not walh it -your
hand., and ail the water, or . Heaven
way. We again make onr foIen.n appeal t He o
to decide between ou and . J P' J " . UUe 0
JE. I n my ds and Gent to.n,
" Jriini of human naturi,
And em itht rbriu tbt title if
An AMERICAN.
LONDON, March 28.
EARt-YrelletdJy iromin? Lord Sormont atmed
firm Paris. Mia lordll.i? afterwards was at coor. and had
V " r4";. ,, tin. Vetterday an order was f.nt to the
offi, a.e o te foot oo b.ard them to prerent their failing.
Y"tt,'dav orders were fen, fr. ni the Secretary of Wa office
tole LoUentcnant, of the different co..e,, to embody the
hale been fent to Loid Grantham at tne coc.-t ot Madrid, and
b.t hTi. pefted in England in May, bu, will v.fit Liiba. m
wTJSfi the Spanilh minitt.y have acknowledged the inde
Jdencc rfAmerieP, and that the t ortognefe moll do the lame.
hi defended by this country in cafe of a war.
Tl t sZTh .ef.dent at hU court has ordered all h.s taovea
lJ "d bimfelf i reaaefs to embark
' TWd.r 'Se'&fe of common, agreed to the orfof the re
Thurfday the r h f , viz. That 1,406.
fol.u,.on.of.hecdngday, of
StftV W? granted for the
VfeCrJ.'! went from a great
hi. h" d Criam, with an oTrer for his coming .nto
T "f JL What the particulars of the terms were
'Chave been tee apted, or are now under del.beratt-
on i, not r,foage i. fo well fati.fied of the
I
Adinital Keppel in a fortiignt will have twenty ftips under
his ccn-mand, the btil fitted out, and moil j compUlcly omntd,
that ever TaLied out of cne ports of this kingdom.
The French mail dul not airive yelterday, thOngh by the ac
Kfit.au, ai.d the Uuntu ol the vbd, it (honld hare been here
oil Touriday. U U increiore iuppoied that all manner of inter.
courie is ltopeta. -
Y O R K T O W N, June 27.
rLrfltf? rr a Utter from bis RxcdUncy General Washing m,
X latidbemd quarters, half after A. M. June ,8, i778. ,
-ft V the picaiure Co iuUffl Congrefs, that 1 was this mu
t nute auvilVd by Mr. Robets that the enemy evacuated the ci
it early this morning. He was down atthe middle terry ob tUi
fide where he received the intefi.gence from a number pfe q.
5m who were on the oppuite They told him, tht.
: r.i. ....e hart P; hat iced on boaid trarfports. Tin
DOUt WOO 01 nv'Y' , . .r T a.
deitrueUoa of the biKige prevented htm croifing. I eXDedewri
moment efficial account, on the iubjeft, I have put fix brigidet
in motion, and the eil of the army are preparing to follow WKk
all ootTible difpatch. s j ..j bv,;i,j- u-
5 A letter from Capt. M'Clean, date4 Philadelphia.
- ' '. hand, conhi oiine the evacuation.
Pub tithed by order $f C ongrejs .
y CHARLES THOMSON, See.
Extraa of a letter from lialtimore, 7r 19.
I was yeilernay evening witli a captain that fpeaks French
J. iTi rvivpl aknnt fortv miles from
he counnands a mue vcuci i..cafc r -" y T
nc v.t-uiiiii u ,; frrwrn ivhmre he failed th
hence, and came nom ap 1 , , w
1 -ih of May. He told me there had arrived there, a lutle befon
i . 7 o u n. in; nfrh ffime frt crates, and ia
his aeparture, 1 7 r V , ri.rdfTdieir defttttr.
tran.puris, wiw r- . "
- 1 i - 1 "
inimieid feptft. of 5p., ",1 ft 3av
by a noble Lord tt.at war w,u J-jpU.. Thi. advice i.
rainft the unite powers of frat " ... .,(.Av
ot 'heater Ult war, Xadon lhe fullcU aflhrancc,-of
nerfett ajuiv net;ralit.
Wre . Areir Philadelphia, dot.
ed June r
The mam OCOy OI tnc enemy a ; " '
7 milts beyond Mauntnoily, latt night. Their movements arf
""- ' St. j -v.. aat vxor jc Princeton, and
verv flow. 7 or 8 miles a uay. v.u. 7 - r . : .
In advance lait night, moving on toward, the enemy with afc
figo or improving any faura opponuni.y of .,, ngrt m.
Near 4.00 uelerterg from me rncui -- .
The rear of the enemy's fleet was yefterday at Reedy Ifland. T
. inun rhe river, to lea.
aiVlilOua g w.s. "" - -T pr - 4'
. i j ..r .iruaUt ,1 Statefman turnin? ifo
In the tore prouna or vm . - , 1 . .
todiiJwM. Uke brute, the wrg ny rcuUh
Jfr'eam of corruUon-by Heaven ! '-inft,a4 of 'with
n -y t . D .. Swan Dr.
a a t o 1 ivni w .... -
LORD NORTHS introdttttory fpsech to his motion for re
conciliation with America, and the ready acquie.cence o
hi, boalted majority in parliament, xn fox?xxz naufcaUK
whale wor d. What nas peen iuc ieaiigu -
Tdminiftration for years pal? The
them toourteet " wena ?y That the
nae," and a deal more of fuch bouncing nor.fenfc. 1 Wm
Americano were a race or cowdrus, pwuu,.-,- '.'-.J
Gst on the continent) whole very nnmbers . PI
. . .11 a.: .kM friohipned mm heaos by a it rB
ments of Britons, they f-iSS
weieht and their own rears, mm iuc " . . , jy.
reer. this miznty nunuuiau ux uutu r .
"ns ft t ol his heel, and flam off with equal fpeed on h. j
t i. ehnAn prv threats, ltm '
back (cent, iwauowmg a, -T.lWli
bratingin the air, with tne nWrr 7' "
him as hafty and as loud as if their leader had never changj
him, as naay " ..rrii- ciillJ nrl Ament. it is trueJ
his courfe. I he corruption 0, -jju-j ; . of tf
It well known : but that tney mouiu uc r ;-n.if
i aoparance.s as thus to pobliih to the world how peweM
S Smptibly they am fed by the nofe,
i i. frfaks or the fears of a premier lhall direa, i
wards, m J'? txpeaed from the dangling lj
J&SttuSTJZS Yt& fneh i. the minifter, 4