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... last decided opinion of rk, that the I:T’npg)r (the ally unknown ) fell mte e of Africa, in the kinghere called the Laire or ishing at Greenock, in sé Government has as- war to be fitted up for oys, who are to be edu_service, under the diine Society. An ...
... claborate predictions to the aaticipation of Irish rebellion and war with America. One Gentleman, who, we suppose, is a prophet of greater power than the rest, roundly foretels us that & war with America will ba the sure signal of u civil commotion! a prospect ...
... produce the exultation of conflicting opinios, and all those excesses of which civil wars are the commencement. - And does it not evideatly appear that it is a civil war which the enemy of France desires ? His emissaries never fail to circulate what is ...
... translator of Lucretius. A N’arrative is printing of the Adventures and Travels Interior Africa, Robert Adams, a sador, who was wrecked on the western coast of Africa, in the year ISIO ; was detained three years >!. iv amongst the Arabs of the Great Desert ...
... AMERICAN PAPERS. Havirax, Oc¢r, 7.—=On Friday last 2 Court-Martial was held on baard his Majesty’s ship Africa, for the trial of Capt. Dacres, the surviving Officers and crew, of his Majesty’s late ship La Guerricre, for the surrender of that ship to ...
... ims, ad awmuuition, when naticn or QOrdes 1n ¢ euncil ;™. r plrasure that nothing heréin. or be consirued v exiend, (@ ...
... having falleq i wigy vessels, which she captured ang . Admiral Sawyer, bowever, poe 1 Y account of the Americag Cove clared war againse ¢his Country, o liberation of thoge vessels, in o istance should not affo,g any fury o them. In the above action ghe ...
... Ame-tcan ship fell in with the:*, beating about the metev of the waves, and took in trw till they fell in with I ngli»h ship of war, which claimed them as last pr ze. A great number . f these unfortunate blacks have arr Plymouth, the friga e, and have been ...
... Council of War, confirmed by his Excellency ta the 27th ult. five soldiers of the mifitia, of the regiments of Evor, Lagos, and Beja (here their names ace given,) have beea shot, far the abominabic crime of repeated deser- tion in the time of war, . His ...
... all-the information which ha* Peached u» ka«k y* to think that a war will fake place m the North ®f Furwpe. -We^cahnot.^hbwever, .see, without th* deepest rtgfet, t}»at i* waning a war with Tnrkoy. for ontmportant ob. ieAt, that which rftould employed ...
... the restoration of peace, to s:j'3 peace had been restored at the expence of the bl of Africa ' Was this humanity on the lange scale 0¥ lnose the scourge on Africa? Was that Gorersn® w 0 be called hymate which had purchased pexts such a price? He would ...
... (as lately stated) a plan of correspondence with France. Las Cases and his soa were sent the Cape in the Griffin sloop of war —lt is. however, strongly suspected that Lis Cases had other object by the plan than to sever himself, with the best-grace he ...