... 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 ...

... formerly secretary the British Embassy, at Faris, lately sailed from Marseilles to prosecute his journey into the interior Africa, lie has hut one companion, young Frenchman named Dupont, skilful in preserving objects natural history. Several persons resident ...

... Europe; and besides, believe, tli.it is belter to have one bad General than two good ones. War, like government, fair of accurate feeling (tact); whether 1 make war here elsewhere.is the sarnie thing ;to serve country, to acquire lot my name rttebe our history ...

... commanded by Captain Chaumareys, and accompanied • three smaller vessels, sailed from the Island of Aix, fur the coast of Africa, in order to take possession of some colonies which had captured in 1808, though, we are sneeripgly told by Mons. Savigny ...