... between twio and 3ooo troops. - As the next in- telligence which Admiral Rainier would receive, would of course be the declaration of war against France, hc would capture the whole squadron. This event is of the utmost consequence ; for we kno.v that before ...

... departtire, the Bellona privateer arrived from France, after a paffage of about three PC a months, with intelligence of the declaration of war be-. C ky, tween Spain and England. An embargo was immcs aW diately put upon all the' ihipping there, and the Semeil- ...

... should be retained, viewing at the consequences that may flow from it at home and abroad ? w -Answer. No; it would be a declaration of war. Second.-In the event of the captured Spaiilshv ports being restored, should General Jackson be put on his trial before ...

... umzoured Declaration of War by Ruzssia. A rumour was extensively circulated yesterday that the Ucogne Gazette of the 3d instant contained news of the Prus- sian Government having announced on the morning of of the 2d that Russia had declared war against ...

... been known for eighteen years, while it also considerably exceeded the range dar- 0 ing the respective years of the declaration of war against - Great Britain by the French Convention, the first Bank suspension, the Irish rebellion, and the battle of ...

... discussed. The result is looked forward to with the greatest anxiety. Several of the journals treat M. Grery’s report as a declaration of war by the Assembly against the country. The Minister of the Interior presented yesterday to the Assembly a project of decree ...

... interference on the part of Russia will be the signal for a declaration of war on the part of Prussia. This answer is already on its way to St Petersburgh; and in about ten days we shall have the peace or war. Meanwhile all the orders for the move- ments of the ...

... from the unfortunate inhabitants. M. Brefferio, one of the boisterous orators in Piedmont, who goaded Charles Albert to declare the war by which he lost his crown, has effected his safety at Lyons, having taken to his heels immediately after his Sovereign's ...

... After a long confer- ence, the Russian envoy is said to have declared that the Emperor Nicholas, founding his right upon the positive text of treaties would regard as a declaration of war the entrance of a French fleet in the Dardanelles. We are assured ...

... of the colonies as a common soldier, and served in the war with the French, under Sit Jeffrey Amberst and Wolfe, in the invasion of Canada, He rose to the rank of Captain be- fore the end of the war, and, having obtained a grant of land for his services ...

... to 1003 to }. For the 19th of July they left off at to}. ‘The disbe- lief that Russia can intend such an outrage as a declaration of war finder existing cireumstances is still as firm as ever, and the anxiety now manifested seems to arise solely from the ...

... the different Courts of Europe. The Russian Cabinet declares that the Em- peror will maintain the demands stated in the last despatch of Prince Menechikeff, but that he has no intention to make war against Turkey, or to interfere with the integrity and ...