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... conquest of Gibraltar. : 5. The towns in Africa, such as. Tunis, Algiers, &c. to be taken possession of by the French; and at a general li:eace, all conquests which might have been made by the French in Africa during the war, are to be given as indemnities to ...
... the World, Eu- | fope, Asia, Africa, America, ‘(Ndrth-and Sonth), nd freland, full coloused and plain—Single Sheet Maps, plain and coloured, of the World, Quarters; Kingdoms, and Provinces | of Euiope—Map of the Seat of War in Spain aad Portugal—- ] Maps ...
... Ital mand from “4. Rassia engages t) marine for the conquet of G. “3. The towns in Africa, giers, &e. to be taken possess and at a general all co have beca male by the war, are to be given lf Tangs of Sardinia and | “6. Malta to be prssesset | ed States ...
... nevertheleds our plealure that nothing herein contaivcd thall exrend, or be conftrucd to citend, toany of his Maj fty’s thips of war, or any other fhips er veffels or boats in. the fervice of his M:jefty, or employed or freightep by his Majelty’s Board of Ordnance ...
... recipre on each of the high contracting part X. Whereas it ty by for hetween Great Britain and Portugal, peace the ships of war of the te thatmay be atnitted at any one t ort ta the other, n wander et six, tity Roval Hoyhness ¢ rentol Portugal, confiding ...
... feet wide, Another has been made for a large city, 286 fect wide. The arches may be so constructed as to admit ot ships of war or | merchant vesscls passing through them, an apertare | being made in the centre, which can be opened and shut at pleasure ...
... Austria bas ordered a, general re: cruiting, to fill up the vacancies in the regiments. re| duced by the casualiics of the late war. E | An‘article from Paris says,—The funeral of M. Fonreroy 100 k place on 215 t Dec. It was attended by the Ministers of State ...
... Representative of the Spanish Regency to the American Government, had arrived in Americain June last, in an English biig of war; fiom VeraCiuz, In consequence of the consignment of money being 'in an armed vessel, permission was refused to its being | ...
... Carrickfer ne-day last, on their way for ta Borany Bay | Catharine Glena, for shop-l fring, { John Deveson, for burylary. | War, Stephenson, for stealiug abink roe ' Be James Crone, for robbery. coun, John tor borse-stesting, root. On Andrew Gerven, for ...
... theatres. His cor pulency increases considerably, but still he appears capable of the utmost activity. v D T By the Leopard man of war, arrived from the Cape of Good Hope, we learn that three frigates filled with troops had arnived at the Isle of France from ...
... nevataeles. our ploacare, that nothing herein contained shall extend, or be cone sirued to extend, to any of his Majesty’s ships of war, or any other ships or tessels or boats in the sevice of | his Majesty, or emploved or (reighted by his Majesty's Board of Ordnance ...
... , which were sert o month before she made the hart . ested; || on board the packet, that those disp co |} a declaration of war, on the pat om the Against France, and tes. purchase, vice |} anticipated at New-York, before sh talic . py. | Jackson remained ...