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... Marine to conquer Gibraltar. ' 5. The cities of Africa, viz.— Tunis, Al- giers, &c. shall be French possessions ; and afte r a general peace all the conquests which the French- have made in Africa during the war, shall be given as imlemnities to the Kings ...
... North America ?? aWc. Ua>a*.a>i>Ua>ra*. Portugal, Northern Africa. *•• Wea.tern Hemiaphcie, Asia, N'Tth America. •■The IVorld on Mercator's Projection — Uritiili lale«— Sooth America— Western Africa. »■ Ireland — Palestine — Vubia aod ALytsinia — Canada ...
... censorship. The following is one of fhe passages of tlie letter, word for word: ? v It is very possible that We shall have a war with Russia, for the hereditary Prince, Abbas Mirza, has told mc that be will never consent that one inch of territory, or one ...
... Rattlesnake, 28 guns, Capt. the Hon. C. O. Bridgeman, has been wrecked in the same gale of wind that drove tw T o French men-of-war on shore at Algiers. The French blockading squadron were obliged to put to sea on the 16th ultimo, the winds being of such ...
... have been captured in the Weft Itidiej : the former, which has been all the war a very fuccefsful privateer, by the Bellette floop of war ; and the latter, by tbe floop of war Goree. In the Channel, the Fiench privateer Pommereuil, of fourteen guns and ...
... COOKE'S /?? COMPLETE -SYSTEM OF UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY; Containing an authentic and entertaining Descrip- > tion of EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA, and AMERICA, ! As divided into 1 EMPIRES, KINGDOMS, STATES, REPUB- ! LICS, &c. j With their situations, extent, latitudes ...
... felucca that beat off the Growler's boat, gallantly commanded Lieutenant Lodwick, has escaped leas than six times from our men-of-war cruisers ; once from the celebrated Water*itch, 10, commanded Captain (then Lieutenant) Matson ; once from a prize of the Waterwitch ...
... our armies in Spain, Portugal, Sicily, Gibraltar, and the coaft pf Africa. * Government, we underfland, have come to a final determination on the fubjectof the exchange of prifoners of war. A commu- nication from the Tranfport Hoard was lent by a Meffenger ...
... in Egypt. J , 'Kee»oi , s Voyage to Hudson's Ray. [â¢â¢aiiiiville's Voyage to the North Pole, rent's 34 Years Slavery in Africa, .â¢carer's Shipwreck and Adventures. Travels in Egypt and Nubia., r^'* Voyage iv the Southern and Indian Oceans. £»dova's ...
... jnd might be expeded to make Cape Blancho in the firft week in Odober, Was ordered from thence to run along the coaft of Africa, and to call at . the Engliih j Settlements there for information, and to fcour the coaft of the enemy's cruisers. Accounts ...
... have been received this morning from . Constantinople, dated tlie 10th ult. They state that two or three Algerine vessels uf war composed part of the fleet which hail before anchored in the Dardanelles, hut it was not kuowu whether they would remain there ...
... enforcing the argumeut that war is necessary for the principles of society ami the honour of the French Crown, some of the Opposition Journals are endea- vouring to alarm the people with the horrors and expenses consequent upon war. Yet, when Revolution was ...