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 Causeef American Independence. .-ssIf,'' says the author of Lacon, Ga private country gentleman in Cheshire, about the year seventeen hundred and thirty. had not been overturned in his car- riage, it is extremely probable that A merica, instead of being q free repub- lie at this moment, would have coniinu- ed a dependent colony of England.- This country gentleman happened 10 be Augustus Washington, Esquire, who was thus accidentally Nvose,s in the cons pany of a lady who afterwards became his wife, who emigrated with him to America, and in the year seventeen hundred and thirty-two, at Virginias be- came the envieds mother of George Washington the great horfolk Poper-