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... 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 ...
... th ngton had not reache s expecied on Wedne a and other parts of Ger s for war. .They ha irte was known to have | of the Prussian army ced the communication: hey were list war, Matilda Stewart land Portpatrick, from on Captain- M ‘Connell. the Honourable ...
... accompinied through the Gwlph Florida hv Garland sloop war. tlte in la*. 4*o. Ion?. ftO fell with squadron from Halifax, consisting the Africa (ftt* guns) and four frigates, who them information the American war, and convoyed them in taf.tr eastward the Banks ...
... eXpure ms, 'ad ammpnition, when wiivn or Obder in Couveil 3 r pledsure Ihat nothing heiein ot be constrped 1o exiend, 10 s o war, «r any ather ships o ervice of his Majestv, or em= iis Majesty’s .3.ard of Ordsioners of ‘is Majestv’s navy 5 r vessel from ...
... BELFAST COMMERCIAL boardod the ’*' ere Englisliiren. One ojthem is said have been recognized having belonged to British sloop of war ! The Alligator, Ashton, from London to St. Vincent s, was boarded on sth July, in 10t.28.20- long. 22. 10. schooner privateer ...
... 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 ...
... nd ammunition, when amation or Opder in Council é” ur pleasure that nothing herein or be construed 10 cxltltd. 10 ips of war, or any other ships oservice of his Majesiv, or enrv ~is Majesty’s Roard of Ordnissioners of his Majestv's navy 3 b or vessel ...
... 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 | ...
... presume to transport any Gunpowder or Saltpetre, or any sort of Aims or Ammunition, to any port or place on the Coast of Africa, in the West Indies, on any part the Continent America, (except a port place, or ports or places in his Majesty’* territories ...
... nevertheless our pleasure thas nothing hee s contained shall exiend, or be consirned 10 extend, ] any of his Majesty's ships of war, or any other ships ! vessels or boats in the service of his NMajesie, or ¢ - ployed or fieighied by his Majesty's Board of ...
... conspirators, the world ‘may be enabled to discover the tue causes of the breach of the T'reaty of Amiens, and of all those wars which, for twenty years, have covered Europe with desolation. It appears, by recent returns, that in London the announced ...