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... other hand, the Paella meditated the declaration of his own independence of the Porte,. the, destruction of - his munitions of war will corn-- pel him to postpone.the execution of his designs, and' may even expose power to no small danger of subversion. The ...
... tendered his resio b -- nation as Minister of War; but this statement was positively denied in the Etoile of the same evening. The French people, it may be remarked, take little interest in this party war, and appear to be perfectly indifferent as to ...
... SIIIP pi A - C I NTE'LZ,IG-ENCE. -PORTSMOUIIII, MAY 16.---Sailed, H. M. S. Thetis, for Africa; and Gainsbro', A ysthorp, for London. LIVERPOOL, MAY H.—Capt. Bowen, of the Sarah, arrived here from Philadelphia, was unfortunately washed overboard. = The ...
... who received every body with the kindest expressions et satisfaction. The flags were hoisted on all the forts and ships Of war, which flied the usual .salutes during the course or Me day.' The city was brilliantly minated in the eVening, and 'the joy ...
... prevails in other counties, as preliminary to the pomp and circumstance of mimic war: It seems to be the intention of Government to send a force to the coast of Africa, as we learn that several officers, whose destination was to the East Indies, have ...
... Majesty's ships,or during war of privateers. It is not, therefore, th e the whole sheer o f the abhorrence abolitionists, of slavery that moves nor that mo ves all the Commanders of his Maj es t y ' s vessels off the Coast of Africa, when they p en suc h ...
... . . - FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE COLOMBIAN NAVAL VICTORY. The Bolivar and Boyaeca, Ciiiimibian vessels of war, arrived at Pensacola on the 18th of with their prize, the Spanish corvette Ceres. The engagement lasted about-so minutes, when the Ceres struck to ...
... , power nor the disposition to be more , prodigal. Now for the candidates. Mr. Calhoun, the present Secretary of War (or Minister of War), is . one • of the five, and the youngest amorig them. He has distingaished CorigreSs, by hi 3 . eloqueiride,.arid ...
... the English Opera, is the daughter of Mrs. Hervey, an officer's widow, whose husband, we believe, was kola in the Peninsular war, and left her and her fikmily in straitened circumstances. Her daughter, ac a very arty age, manifested a predileetion for the ...
... in India.—With enpions ka7inigenee from every part of the British , Doriiiiiions in the. and West, and the Settlements in Africa and the Medifer an ean--Original Poetrs, , Varieties Science and Art—Report of - Modern Literature, '&e. &c. ( lers for • ...
... have been made under circumstances That made them matters of necessary policy, as well as political-justice. In the American war the principles of liberality began to dawn. -Ireland was in arms, and unmitigated severity might have reversed the direction ...
... think she has more arm, on hands than a monarch, of Nykat age shall'we - sa.Y.. The unfortunate catastrophe an the coast o-A .Africa affords Mtn another ground for tilting at T ile ' e sairitsi a's_ he, calls those , who hive I 4 mselVos.against negro slavery ...