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... _tf» , defir'd to know what all thefe Preparations meant, for he feared the King his Mailer would take them for a Declaration of War, to whicli the great Man anfwered, tie might take it as lkpltafed, and fo faying, turn'd his Back upon theMinifter. ...
... City, thai he fpoke with the- Imperial Con(ul who was ...
... Girl eleven Years of Age, and was fentenced to remain three Years in Newgate. They write from Algiers, that fince the Declaration of War againft the Dutch and Imperialifb, all Hands are at Work in fitting out Corfairs ; ten Xebeques were ready to put to ...
... Orders, that if during his Abfence, their Excel- lencies the Lords of the Regency ihould find it expedi. cnt to make a Declaration of War, the Yatchs ihould bechreftly diipaiched for his Majelly's immediate Re- turn ?? this Kingdom. ?? * The Government ...
... of the Militia at Algiers, who obliged the Dey to de- pofe fome of the principal Members of the Divan who oppofed the declaring of War againft the Dutch and Imperialifts. This Man adds, that the Dey himself ran fome Risk of being deposed on this Occafion ...
... the Cafe now ftands, the Generality of the People here could not have a more agreeable Piece of News than that of a Declaration of War between France and En- gland, to promote which, if any Thing lay in our Power, we would do our utmoft. Paris Ala-main ...
... in his Britilh Dominions. The late News of Capt. How's Succefs in taking the two French Men of War, has given foffrong an Aflfu- rance of a Declaration of War, that many Meetings, we hear, have already been held by the Merchants and c mfiderabk.- Traders ...
... the Navy. Several Men of War (not of the Line) will fhortly be commiflioii'd. In a Letter from Boulognein France, from an Englifh Merchant to his Correfpondent in London, dated July 24, it is afferted that a Declaration of War is daily ex- pected there ...
... their late Declaration of War, and the Succefs of their Enterprizes therein; the RefuSal of the reft of the Barbarian States to join them openly. and the ex.- traordinary Protection afforded to the Eu*3pean Mer- chant-Ships, rendering the War a Matter of ...
... Ireland not to let their Ships fail without Convoy ; and that Declarations of War are foon expected. We hear that the Merchants are fitting up three VeSSels for Privateers, in cafe there fhould be a War with France. ...
... this Morning' upon her Return to Caff/el. Paris, July 5. The Court ?? to delay the Declaration oS War 110 longer than till a fufficient Number of Privateers and Sloops of War are fitted out from the feveral Harbours of this Kingdom. In the mean Time it is ...
... foppofed to defire their Lordfhip's Directions how to proceed in this critical Juncture, as no Declaration of War has yet been made. P. S. Many are uneafy here that a War is not de- clar'd. Mr. C , an an.ient Gentleman, who re- members the famous i6gz,and the ...