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... make Peace. • .. The following is a lift of the fhips of war - . on the Halifax -ftation on the.Bth intl. San Domingo map of wa, Admiral Sir John R. Warren; Foictiers man of war; Africa' man of war Spartan ; Maidstone, Nymph;Acasto, Belvidera r Statira ...
... pf Gibraltar. : « 5. The towns in Africa, such as T“,' Algiers, &c. to be taken ppssession of by the F “?c“’ and at a ‘general peace, ‘all conquests which might have been made by the Erench in Africa during the war, are to be given as fhdemnities to ...
... the northern half of Africa, have now been remitted for a considerable period ; and notwithstanding the additions they have made to our stock of geographical blowledge, the principal improvement, observable in our modern maps of Africa, consists in their ...
... hereby given, that the Partnet-11 ship of William Shutter, Richard Ilizks anii John Wallace, of Birmingham, in the County of War wick, Factors, carried on by them in the Firm of Soutter, Hicks, and Wallace, is this day dissolved by Consent, so far as relates ...
... mention that the ship Hercules, commanded by Brown, the Buenos , Ayres Admiral, and detained at Antigua by the Brazen sloop of war, had been condemned there, on a charge of a breach in the revenue laws.— This vessel has gold and other valuables on board of ...
... interior of Africa. 2. Will be considered the stablishment of means for having an eye (d'avoir to prisoners of wer whom the pirates may continue to make from the nations with whom they have the insolence to name themselvel in a state of war, and who may ...
... been received vi tt America, up to so late a date as the 26th of December, brought by the Rufus, arrived at New Bedford. The war had occasioned some altercation between the British Agent, Sir G. Staunton, at Canton, and the Chinese Authority; but the result ...
... brig, with 400 slaves, arrived there from Africa, having had an engagement off Gallienna with a British sloop of war, which she beat oft; after a short action of one hour and a half, in which the sloop of war suffered very severely. The circumstance had ...
... ILLEGAL SLAVE TRADE. The Bann, of 20 gum Capt. W. Fisher, arrived on Friday at Portsmouth from a cruise on the coast of Africa, which she left on the sth of May. During the short stay of four months she was upon that station, it will be heard with surprise ...
... net produce of the revenue for the quarters ending the sth of January, 1s 18 and ISI 9, respectively, exclusive of urrear of war duties : 1818. 1819. . Customs 1 1 3,017,621 1,465,664 Excise - 5.499.672 6,138,040 Stamps 1,566,531 1,530,551 Post (Ace Assessed ...
... Divine 43-ooduess in crowning with Success and Glory his Majesty's Fleets and Armies. We have now the Satisfaction of Seeing the War, which subjected us to so many Burthens, and to which we cheerfully and patiently submitted, brought to a Conclusion on Terms ...
... Emperor of Morocco purposes to share the dangers of the war with the Corsairs. It is not improbable that his sable Majesty may suspect some ultimate designs of the Europeans hostile to the repose of Africa; or, perhaps, he feels his commercial interests affected ...