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... for the j ft Gibraltar. 5. The towns'in Africa, fuch Tunis, Algiers, &c. be taken poirrffion of the French ; and at g mra! peace, ill conquells which might have been made hy the French in Africa during the war, arc to givun indvOia nitics to the K ngs ...
... conqueft ofGlbrahar. A •• 5. The towns Africa, fuch Tunis, Aljjiers, &c.to be taken polLffion of by the French ; ind at general peace, all conqueft. which might have been made by the French in Africa during the war, are to given as indemnities to the Rings ...
... )ii, INTERIOR AFRICA. ,u- r Leaiory .ind co.i?t of Corea, the la‘ter the tlon, the people arc not enrolled, nor lifts a census south-western coast of that Gulf. The sl/ccslfi went ever been taken. Hut few soldiers were seen ; the f>r as the iunction of ...
... frorh the Secretary of the Treasury, and likewise one from the Secretary of War, which will afford all the information requested by the House of Representatives. (Signed) James Monkoe. • ...
... brij; war is now entering the harbour, with rJ0.020 dollars in specie, from Chagre and Porto Bello: she reports that three American vessels are detained there the Spanish Authorities, under the cx pcctation that tie, re uillbea declaration of war.— lamaica ...
... w.tii four him died slaves, arrived there from Africa, having had ;e!neut oil Galiienna, \'ith British sloop war, which 'ho bear oil; after smart action ot* one hour and a-h ilf'; in which the aioojr war sulloi very severely. The c rennistanc* had very ...
... which hud been gained Ibis country for Africa, after a contest twenty years, had been destroyed by thin inhuman stipulation. It psneehad barn cstabfash d Europe, bmshe scene dnMarine. «i ...
... States tor the garrisons of Africa, which garrisons are use, these forces would better employed against enem.es than against friendly Kuropean Powers, end i.y •*- jug front the Porte formal disavowal and’ interdiction of the wars which those Rebel Chiefs ...
... nt A taken en the coast of Africa STATE OF SPAIN. It is pretty clear that the Guerilla Parti opposition to Ferdinand’s Despotism, contir force ia the Southern Provinces of Spain. | few days ago that the Letters trom Le of the Sth of July, to Gibraltar ...
... successive days. The ravages made that dreadful scourge, the plague, in the different towns and cities the northern coast of Africa, have diffused considerable anxiety, lest it should also find its way in.o those kingdoms and islands Europe more immednu’iy ...
... a of this Treaty fifteen days afterwards on the seas which wash the coasts Europe and Africa, on this side the Equ ttor ; +8 day* afterwards. in the seas of Africa and America, on the other side the Equator, and three months afterward* in the countries ...
... Guineamen and meichaat vessels, under convoy of the Maria Isabella sloop of war, the gun-brig Campeader, and another brig, name unknown, sailed from the Havannah the coast Africa. On the 12th or 13th fell in with a patriot squadron two brigs and a schooner: ...