... 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- ...

... Papers, a few days ago, is void-of any foundation. It was copied iuto this from another Paper. Thalia and WlpOM =e hiave declared open' war against Astley'g' Dancing Horses. The 3Pavillion is nightly attwade4 by meet ofthe fashiouables in town. . The holders ...

... the baggage of our Ambassador, was afterwards liberated, and allowed to proceed. Private letters state, that both the Declaration of war and the Ukise were published at the instigation of General Savary. It is eyen said, that lie went so far as to request ...

... greatestnumber of years. * 'r ' ' M . ;h The Swedish papers contain the answers of the King bat of Sweden, to the Danish declaration of? war.' The e,; policy observed by the several Courts is unfolded in a few words. The idle pretence urged by Denmark ithat ...

... sc wf -Pomerania by the 'French,. appears ma to have ,roduced a-ferment in the public. mind, me which nothing but a declaration of war can appease,. These, however, are but the complaints of men who have little or no ability to give efficacy to their ...

... proceedings; and we are not, we acknowledge, a little anxious to hear of what avail these protedtions will be, qt since the declaration of war issued by the United States. tl PesYeou-rr, Aosus r ?? morning orders are el expetted down to Admiral Sir R. Calder ...

... getting tic away as fast as possible. h ;0 The Oberon sloop of war sailed on Ertday se'nnight, Sh ht from Leith roads, to protect the ships from Archangel. A IThe Nightingale sloop'of war arrived on Thursday H orfrom Gotteciburg, whence she sailed on ...

... must have the efle6k of mak-itg them -relinquish o ii their war measures, if not from-inclination, at least IT r, fiom policy, as it is nbt likely the Americans will Ii i submit to engage in i war wierely-to gratifya Fiench P ; aion. An article, in another ...

... United States, wpe are info ned-byeMr.. d' Madison, that an armistice was proposed. omi his. part', ofsusequent rvi his declaration of . war, on the cssittiiltW aCtha rhe British orders in council should le reptiled, m wifsout 'a revival of tie hlockades violating ...

... 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 ...

... di-patched six vsseas vf ar to treet the Brazilian squadron, anid are anxiously; ?? the rv.,ltt, 'the ?? Rtegent has declared open war gairtst all the European troops in the provinces, and everv mealns re adopting here to repel tie etipected attack from ...