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... *+ v - y. war Africa. from Psp^r.) «• and Apouiay row the Kind’s main ; was bent upon their capture or tieftrutfi>on. Every town or p'ace, v.’here re(age had been rfforded (hern, dtflroyed. length the (ugitive-. were driven the fen ihore. Annamaboc*, ...
... conld not be possibly true. The Mary .Ann, Mackintosh, from the Chesapeake, which she left on the of August, spoke the Africa man of war, with Mr. Jackson on board, the 29th ult. in lat. 38. long. 71. about two days’ sail from the Capes of V irginia. It ...
... external peace. When that peace appeared become day more folld and beneficent, it curious to Ice the Chief of a Regency of Africa declare war again ft all the powers of Europe. Intoxicatcd with a fuccefs unexampled.for them, the Al-erines think they have acquitcd ...
... (ball not oppofe any obftacle, but, on the contrary, (ball afford them theneccffary aid.- All the ibipsof war, or other Ottoman veffels, during the war, (hall have fallen into the Hands of Ruffians, (hall be reftored, with their crews, well the Ruffian veffels ...
... infompeh that large /hips of war may lie it perfcff fafety. 'The French fquadfon. has been joined ililp the line’and two frigates—probably the Regulus, of -So guns, Surveillante and Preffdente, oi 40 guns each, -fr'hin the coail Africa. Admiral Cochrane, on ...
... alive. , Dw war continued when the laft accounts left taecoatl of Africa. r •''rraagement appears to have taken place repe ling the free navigation of the Baltic. Aditional inftruefions were yefterday iffiied to the Commanders of a !l (hips war and veficls ...
... with that commodity, hying the of thofe parts, or any the goods, war«» merehnpdlfw.eriumeratsd in the fir ft claf« ftated Aid proclamation being the growth, produce, Tupfcey place Africa within the Strtto Cjibraltar, or the Weft . jftirliary the Oeeaii ...
... fallen vie 'tiro* to the malignant fevers of Africa. Lien* tenant Wood was the only fapport poor old mother.** A decree has been pabfilhed France, which declares that all veffels fitted oat private (hips of war, the crews of which are not two-thirds Engliih ...
... continue the blockad Baltic, which propo rejefted. a gentleman from Africa, are on the banks the tween the natives who inhabit the coui i gal and Gambia, are They are divided in quently at war wit! pofed to be among weftern coaft. The years, a fettleraent ...
... later than the day which the Blanche failed from oft and th.at the co.nmun.c-uon between Berlin War fa w was then uninterrupted. The Conftmce. Saffer. from Africa and Anr. J, i» arrived at Live paol. and reports that tchooiwr Netl-y captured the Weft ; by ...
... great quantities of provi Hons. The ifland of Perijil is fituated the Straits of Gibraltar. It ftretches along the coaft of Africa, from which it is feparated only by a of about ICo fathoms broad. Only very fmall boats can engage between the Ifland and ...
... BRITISH NAVY. There are at prefent in commiGon (hips of war—of which 132 are of the line ; from 5010 ; frigates; 196 (loops, &c.; and brigs, &c—Building (of the line) 29; 22 (ligates; 30 (loops, and twelve brigs, &c.—Total building 95. Comfort for the ...