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... neverthelefs our pleafure that nothing herein contained (hall extend, be condrued to extend, to any of his Majelly’s (hip of war, or any other (hips or vellels or boats in the fer* vice of his or employed or freighted his Majedy’s Board of Ordnance, or ...
... branch one 1 , the Alarrnes. it has been eXiaxliont send out rcmiil parties, the vacancies in corps, i'he cstablislunenl daring war was 0*J,.700 men 180'J, they were reduced to 12,000, as establishment; there are now barely in the service, it wits, believe ...
... DE nEIUHARU. Tbc Chancellor of the Cooicderati n, MORISSON. (Monitrur, Nov. 25.) Letter Am Prince Vieitoy to the Minister War. Momirur ! Due of Fell re?After luring reputed the enemy ecerral mtrchrt, in tlie val of the Adige trom the ndr of Roveredo ...
... subjugate it ; it became the theatre of a long and cruel warfare, not enjoying fifty year# of peace till the end of the first Punic war, when one part of it was occupied by the Roman armies, and the other by Gelon, a King friendly to the Romans.— At the death ...
... is, that Prince Talleyrand coming in as Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Marquis Dessolles to replace M. St. Cyr Minister at War, and M. Mailien to the new Minister of Finance. The latter, to great talents unites high honour and strict probity. As to Talleyrand ...
... rank), r- ad the Proclamation aloud ; whereupon the m >vei) on to Charing-crost , the followm ’he i (lun« G« r ...
... the Peacock American sloop of war, of 22jruna and 230 men. The Triton Tcfgmtiouth, from Newfoundland, *aa taken and scuttled 2SJ ult. about miles to the West ward of the Ruck of Lisbon, the Peacock American sloop of war. The brig Mary, Allen, laden with ...
... was not witnessed by those crowds j of persons who had every day watched the motions of the yacht. The five Russian ships of war at Spithead, which had, throughout the Royal visits to the anchorage, paid the most respectful attentions, by manning yards ...
... its general view. On figure day it. was his intention propose • grant *2,000,0001. on account the War Taxes, a calculation founded upon the of the/ War Taxes last year This sura would appear more than 5.30, t00L under tbeir average produce, but would ...
... NAVAL INTKLLIOENCB. Plymouth, OAober IS. arrival*. Sailtd, the Peacock floop of war, on a cruifc Came harbour, the Piercer gun-brig, to refit. Wind W. The Stork flo'p war, which ar'Wed yefterday from Cork, brought o»er here three foreigner*, apparently ...
... more effectual abolition of the Slave Trade. this decree it is provided, that a squadron of shtps of war shall be constantly maintained on the coasts Africa for the purpose of visiting all Trench vessels which appear • within certain limits, and of preventing ...
... invasion, in the Bth century, by Moors, who Were equally- composed of different nations of Asia, and of the northern coast Africa, and •ho inundated the. world . during the -abort lived empire of the Caliphs. In the time of .King Rodrigo, the traitorOspnt ...