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... home, as for the Congrefs lhall fay nothing about as the belt Way to awq|d . . Parh Dec. *o, Atlaft aty affured that a Declaration of War againft the Dutch is in the Prcfs, which to ferve for an Anfwer to the Placarts whereby they have boken off all Commerce ...
... the French K. publifhed a Declaration of War againft u?, and we, for divers juft and important Reafons highly concerning ns, and our Kingdoms and Allies, did think fit to declare War againft the French K. by our Declaration of the 29th Match 1747, and ...
... his Majefly’s MclTengers, was difpatched Exprefs to Madrid being the firft that has been fent to that Court fince the Declaration of War. ...
... George 11. a War was entered into with Spain, for the Non-payment of Ninety Thoufand Pounds, due to the South-Sea Company, and to fecure a free Navigation without (or cutting Peoples Ears oft) to the Weft-Indies: Which Declaration of War fpon involv’d ...
... PJ?ce. This is Confirmation of the SmaUnds their Number, though (bme in me Woods magnified them 500. As this an open. Declaration of War, they have Colonel Gotham’s Rangers on the Scou t after them, and It is probable fcveral Companies will foon be raifed ...
... presented to the House, pursuant to Order, an Account of the French and Spanish Ships or Vessels of War which have been purchased since the Commencement of the late War with Spain, together with an Account of the Expence thereof, and how many have been made Part ...
... ady taken place. not an > vation of raiite, blit have heard that this twelfth Reafon of Difleritliath the Air of a Declaration ■of. War God and the Government. / .Though, Mtiftifter the Gojpel would hot allowed the Freedom to fpeak his the Dif»ffi«£led ...
... ftipulated for the Ceffation of Hbftilities; but our Court is for bringing into the Account all the Captures made before the Declaration of War between the two Crowns, as many French Ships, were then taken by the Englifh, under the Pretext that they had boanJj ...
... the Englith will not rely upon fuch Affurances, but perfit in their Refolution to embark Succours for that Colony, a Declaration of War muft be the Confegience” ————The imperious Stile of this Intelligence naturally induces us_to doubt its Auchenticity ...
... X ¥ ¥ % defired to know whar all thefe Preparations meant; for he feared the King his Mafter would take theat for a Declaration of War, to which the gréat Moun anfwered, he might take ic as he plea'edy and fo faying, turned his Back upon the Minifter: ...
... our Miniftry, to confider the great Profits we reap’d from our laft War on the Continent, and whether the Declaration of England’s Naval Cannon fhould not be England’s Declaration of War. Yours, &c. OLp INTEREST, We take the Liberty of putting our Readers ...
... that by declaring for Great Briain, we fhould farnifih ber with ap Occafion to add a fecond Part to the famcus Campaign of 1672. ¢ It would feem that fuch a Situation, which is rendered fill more embarrafling by the Algerines Declaration of War, cught ...