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&* -"**" si* gained is not merely their own ; but, in a national- View, is one of the most important Circumstances of our Success, as it must be a striking Admonition - to our Enemies, with whom they …

By Command of their Lordships, GEO. HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrographer. Hydrographic Office, Admiralty, London, 16th April 1870. This Notice affects the following Admiralty Charts :?River Para, No. 2186 ; M…

NOTICE TO MARINERS. (No. 158.)?BALTIC?COAST OF PRUSSIA. (1.) Intended Lighthouse near Funkenhagen. THE0 German Government has given notice, that it is proposed to erect a lighthouse near the village o…

they intended to expect tbe arrival of tbe French succors* witb thoscfrom the Pope and tfae Grand Master of Maltha. The Members of the Seriate Segnior Aluffe Moeenigo, ahd Giorgio Mofofinh having been…

inland flank, well to the south in the hope ofavoiding observation, and strike north to themain road well west of Agheila. By i2thDecember 30 Corps was ready to advance. Inthe north the direct blow wa…

ry &EY pray'that the same gracious God may never cease io stretch his protecting Arm over your Majesty's sacred Person, thus confirming to us a long Continuance bf those inestimable Blessings, which, …

'fitexv ;V '^ Notic? B Custom-House, London, Nov. 16, 1759. The Receiver General of His Majesty's Customs gives Notice, tbat he vjill be ready, on the-26th Day of November Instant, and tbe Four follow…

Chief Stoker William James JOHNSTON, D/KX.77*55-Able Seaman Arthur Henry PAINTER, P/JX.387864.iFor gallant service in the rescue of menfrom H.M.S. Britomart?sunk by air attackon 27th August, 1944:Ment…

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SIB," ' Inyizaua,) January 23, 1879. I HAVE the honor to report I was placed in rear of the leading.column with Gattling gun. About two and a half hours after leaving the camping grounds, the head of …