... allied ambassadors, who declared that they considered it as tantamount to a declaration of war, had not relaxed one iota in his determination to allow no interference on the Greek question, — that he had stated his wish to avoid war, — and that he did not ...

... fortress, in a miser aide stato of repair, had been confided to the celebrated free- booter Pazvant-Oglou, who, on the declaration of war against Hussia, enlisted umli'i' the banner of the pro. phet, rnul made common oausn with the government of his country ...

... represented to the Sultan, that the continuance of the embargo could not be regarded by then, in any other light than n. a declaration of war, and that the Sultan, on the principle he MOM to have laid down, to he passive and not active in provoking hostilities ...

... which it has .hitherto n^.iifesiwd, a„ ?? as it shall know that if the protocol is not signed by a cer- tain day, a declaration of war by the three powers will follow. As long as union prevails between the three courts, we may be certain that, in spite ...

... complete e.rpcrimentum crucis conch' against the noble Baron's argument. Byng destroy the Spanish fleet lief ore a declaration of war: he * thanked by his own Sovereign — he was thanked . foreign Sovereigns — but he was not thanked by P* l * ' ment ...

... any person to produce a principle which created any dis- tinct ion between an act done in war, and an act render- ed necessary to prevent war. The declaration of war by the King of Denmark made no difference. It waa only the necessity of the case that could ...

... of the whole address: — •• This war is not like the preceding one — a political war Jor provinces or frontiers — the: object of tiie inlidcls being to destroy Islamism, and to trample onthe Ma- hometan nation. This war ought to be. considered as a purely ...

... Account, from ?? have declined to 83}. This has been occasioned by in- telligence that the Russian government has issued a declaration of war against the_ Porte. We un- derstand this is in some measure confirmed by letters from Odessa, ofthe 10th ult., which ...

... which was most current was to the following effect: — That Russia has announced in it her actual declaration of war against Turkey ; that this declaration is founded on the non-fulfilment of the treaty of Akernian ; on the discovery of a secret treaty ...

... such an interpretation. According to the declaration which they have made on the subject to the different foreign legations, their government had no other object than to make known, in case of a defensive war (for the Porte would never act on the offensive) ...

... England, will of course proceed to St. Peters- burgh. It is emphatically repeated in all minis- terial circles, that no declaration of war, on the part of Russia, has been received. Prince Polignac was engaged nearly the whole of the morning with the Duke ...

... the course of the morning at the Russian and Austrian embassies. To the former is said to have been communicated the declaration of war a gainst Turkey, in its official form, the general cha- racter of, which has already been made public. The publication ...