...complaints separately and carefully. And 1st. That he had been seduced from his command in the south. The declaration of war, by the United States, against Great Britain, in 1812, found General Wilkinson on the theatre of the great exploits, commemorated under our last head ; and...

...insure it. The ship Frances sailed from Greenock in Scotland, on the 19th of July 1812, being the day after the declaration of war by the United States against Great Britain, and was captured by an American privateer. Claims were put in for different parts of the cargo by sundry...

...suffer any of the belligerents on the other side, to bring British vessels as prizes into its ports. After the declaration of war by the United States against Great Britain, no American armed vessel had ventured to pass the Streights of Gibraltar, until December 1814, when...

...to take this talk to your great council. He knows our situations, and will speak our minds."t On the declaration of war by the United States against Great Britain, in 1812, Farmer's-Brother, although upwards of eighty snows in years, was among the earliest to proffer his...

...purpose, about a year; he went a third time, for the same purpose, in 1811, and remained there until after the declaration of war by the United States against Great Britain in 1812: during the whole period of his visits to Jamaica his business continued to be conducted at New York,...

...mentioned that he also performed all the functions of a separate mission to Spain; for which service lie neither received nor claimed any remuneration from...at home. Soon after the declaration of war by the i United States against Great Britain in i 1812, he was appointed a brigadier-general in the US army,...

...the " Tonquin." The circumstances, however, of this establishment underwent a great change upon the declaration of war by the United States against Great Britain, in 1812. Tidings of this event reached the Factory in January, 1813, through Messrs. McTavish and Laroque, partners...

...Merrimack, owned by the citizens of the United States, sailed from Liverpool for Baltimore, a few days after the declaration of war, by the United States against Great Britain, was known in that country, having on board a cargo of goods shipped by British subjects, and consigned...

...particular Indian did not appear in sight, in that vicinity, while Whiteside remained there. Upon the declaration of war, by the United States against Great Britain in 1812, the latter Government immediately called to its aid their ever faithful ally,the Indians. Arms and...

...the " Tonquin." The circumstances, however, of this establishment underwent a great change upon the declaration of war by the United States against Great Britain, in 1812. Tidings of this event reached the Factory in January, 1813, through Messrs. McTavish and Laroque, partners...