NeW'TorJ^, May 20, 1766;

Joy to AMERICA!

At 3 this Day arrived here an Expreft from Bojlon
with the following mod glorious News, on which
H. Gaine congratulates the Friends oi America.
Boftoriy Friday ii o^Clock, i6th May, 1766.

'This Day arrived here the Brig Harrijbn^ belong-
m^Xo John Hancock^ Efq; C^^t. Shul^aelCoffin^
in 6 Weeks and 2 Days from Lc^idojjy with the
following imoft agreeable Intellicrcnce, viz.

From the   LONDON GAZETTE.

U^ejlmirijlery March  18.

THIS day his Majefty came to the houfe of
Peers, and being in his royal robes, feated
on the throne, with the ufual folemnity.
Sir Francis MolirJcaux^QQ,v.x\t\r\?:.\ ufher of the black
rod was fent with a Mcfihgc from his Majefty to
the houfe of commons, commanding their atten¬
dance in the houfe of peers. I'hc commons beino-,
come thither accordingly, his Miijcfty was pleafed
to give his Royal'AflTen't to

An ACT to Repeal an A^, mudc tlic lail SefTion of Parlia¬
ment, entitled, An Ad for granting and.applying certain ftamp
Duties, and other Duties in the Brh'tJ]} Colonies and Plantation^
in A??ierica, towards riutlier defraying the £\pcnces of defend¬
ing, proteaing, and ficuring the fame ; and for mending fach
Parts of the feveral A^sof Parliament relating to the Trade and
Kevenues of the faid Colonies and Plantations, as dire^ the
Manner of determining and recovering the Penalties and For¬
feitures therein mentioned.

When his Mttjejiywmt to thi Bovfe he ivas accompanied by greater Num-
ben of People than ever was kneivn on the like Occn/jon ; many Copies of the
Repeal were fent to Falmouth, to be forwarded to America ; andalltheVeffcls
in the Rrver Thames bound to America, had Orders to fail
€V c   ^ o'^^'ofk, P. M. Since compofmg the Above an Exprcfs arrivedVromPhiladtbhIa with a
 

Broadside,  announcing Repeal  of  the  Stamp Act
New York, 1766.

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