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... 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 ...
... Patliaments. , , Captaia hat lately con* from Bermuda t® Trinidad, -fifty' Norh Amencaa Indiana, who joined, daring the laid war, Admiral Cochrane’s tqoadroti } these men, it appeora, aelected Triaidad fdr. their fuftirc tealdcnce, where, in parauance the ...
... pare the public mind in France, for the surrender or den of its non hern (orirrstet. Dispatches were this day received at the War and Foreign Offi e* foin the Duke of Well.iigt o. They, wi brought an Officer ih ...
... obedient servant, , ■ _ Jackson, ?»lajor * General Gommanuiag. Hon. Janies Monroe, Secretary War. Copy of a Icitr.r frnn Major-Central Jackson tn'fhe nf War, dated Head-quarters, Military District. Camp, 4 miles below N. Orleans, Jsc. Last night, at twelve ...
... —General Sir John F. Cradock be President. ' Capt. Tockey has the Congo •loop of war, in which ia prosecute his -eoyaee of discovery ia the river of that name, Sooth Africa. Wednesday hi* Excellency the Lord Lienrenaat and her Grace the Ducbeas Dorset, ...
... her estate at Pregny. It was conjectured, according to the advices received in Holland, that the Porte intended to declare war against Russia. Both the Turks and Russians had made great preparations. The army of observation on the Bog and Dnieper, which ...
... relaxation in the People, to greater degree than wa- Experienced, they to join in the general opinion war. The Federalists, in the expectation of war, were strongly opposed to all the new mearures of the President, and were cheerfd tlie prospect his being ...
... Imper al Highnea* hat refilled permiaaioc, declaring that the place ahall be beaetgcd and treated according to the law* of war* CoMITANTINOVI.a* JdLT 96. The Porte and with freib activiiy in the execution of it* ajatem of defeoce agaioat fo reign hostility* ...
... life. Sir John Hope spoke highly both of the ob jects and tucceta of the institutions in question. At 'be commencement of the war we had been obliged to study military science under foreign masters ; we had since, through the munificent aid of Parliament ...
... nobody tina gined ‘that he was in yet sn pre- object tho fact. Finding his r-sidence. at bee > Rus. | more he to pecu- | to Africa, if theiatellig. nce v he might on Jaading‘in the isignd st 12) rivate not be satisfactory. For :the: execution o} i, design ...
... Royal Highness and his Allies should plunge into a state of war, if security could be found in a state peace.— (Hear.) —He wished that such security could be found; but if that was not possible* war must, of course follow. It was impossible for the House ...
... VARY 19 A b**n adopted Park (or forming on fke coaat of Africa fr«t colaoadMtahMMm ikr that of Sierra Leaae. A Camm uion has ettabluhed at Park iqjjidauag the Rojral L'.bU cootractcd io foreign countrie*. The Park Papeftof the lO h state, thafther. are ...