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... frorh the Secretary of the Treasury, and likewise one from the Secretary of War, which will afford all the information requested by the House of Representatives. (Signed) James Monkoe. • ...
... nt A taken en the coast of Africa STATE OF SPAIN. It is pretty clear that the Guerilla Parti opposition to Ferdinand’s Despotism, contir force ia the Southern Provinces of Spain. | few days ago that the Letters trom Le of the Sth of July, to Gibraltar ...
... extent the pres each | Lave errived at Cau ry Many ve sels taden w rwhe the et of Africa are to form pert posed Wo are ast i, availing, Count Alisb sLis to cerry ‘te war to the It is that the Gevert tends to te tremity. severity towards the prisoners oh ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... security of Caraccas in case of invasion by sea. The resources of Cuba, it is said, have largely contributed the support of the war of Venezuela ; the most valuable military stores, as well as money, having been drawn from thence. On the whole the Royalists ...
... taken priioners. An article, dated Madrid, June 8, gives i' la-.' Heritable account of the ravages of the plague the shores of Africa. Morocco the mortality about 4-;i0 daily. The public mind, in the Spanish capital, is occupied on the two subjects South American ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... laying open Lima for the free importation of British good , Intelligence from the French fronders «*ate», that the Minister of War is placing, as far as possible, the Officers of the old army active service. Sixteeen of the finest horses that could procured ...