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... we learn, that the fleet of Spanish ships which sailed f om that port the 26th ult. under convoy of a frigate and sloop of war for Cadiz, had, a few days after their departure, experienced severe weather, and were compelled to return to the Island. Several ...
... often been benefit to the terrors. This not a paradox for it it well >wo that the inhabitants of Africa are engaged it continual and atrocious intestine wars, and that th’prisoners on both sides become the absolute p npertj of the captort, who deliver them ...
... of the Spaniards, were here the 16th July, and departed a few days after for Sierra Leone. His Britannic Majesty’s ship of war Erne, Captain T. Schriven, Commander, on this station, was stranded the Isle of Sal the Ist ult. : the officers and crew were ...
... lent of its prosperous conti* nuance. Much yet remains to be done in Europe, and we have still ope contest to maintain by war, war we can never content to terminate but by the establiihm- at our claims, according to ilie maxims of public law, and the maritime ...
... ol - oyember instant, prasume transport any Gunpowder, -a- * petre, or any sort Arms or Ammunition, any place the coast of Africa, or in the «r «» any part of the Continent Amenca. (axcept to port or place, or port, or places in his M.j ty'. terr.tor.es ...
... Service in that lea. There are .at prefen: the Cape Ration the Boadicea, Commodore Rowley ; the Nifus, Captain Beaver; the Africa>ne, Ciptain Corbet; the Acfron floop. Lord Vifcount Neville. The Menelaus, Captain Parker, was at St. Helena, and, although ...
... consideration of what measures should be adopted for the recovery of the slaves who have escaped or been removed to the interior Africa, as well as of those shipwrecked upon the coasts, before the issue of the military operations and negociations—which slaves ...
... European politics declaring war did not think she declared against us because army was marching to Uussia; hut that the war arose wholly out the Orders in Council, the abandonment which would at any time have prevented the war The Noble Lord however, had ...
... already captured two brigs, but that the ship he had in tow. supposed to be a frigate, is said to have been the Sardinia slodp of war, from the Havaonah, proceeding to some port of the Maid troops. the pretended decision of the Kin j, communicated ill that the ...
... Patriots, from this country, were obliged to return home in ballast, as they could not procure any cargoes whatever. Albion man war has reached an English port from Gibraltar, bringing by far the latest accounts from‘that place. The temporary bustle occasioned ...