A Collection of State Papers Relative to the War Against France Now Carrying on by Great Britain and the Several Other European Powers ...John Debritt J. Debrett, 1802 |
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Strana xv
... France , agreeably to the naval regulations of England . VIII . The military and naval commanders of the British and Turkish forces fhall provide veffels for conveying to the French ports of the Mediterranean the French and auxiliary ...
... France , agreeably to the naval regulations of England . VIII . The military and naval commanders of the British and Turkish forces fhall provide veffels for conveying to the French ports of the Mediterranean the French and auxiliary ...
Strana xvii
... France , the hoftages fhall be reciprocally re- leafed . XX . The prefent convention fhall be carried and communi- cated by a French officer to General Menou at Alexandria , and he shall be at liberty to accept of it for the French and ...
... France , the hoftages fhall be reciprocally re- leafed . XX . The prefent convention fhall be carried and communi- cated by a French officer to General Menou at Alexandria , and he shall be at liberty to accept of it for the French and ...
Strana xviii
... France , agreeably to the convention ; and that those troops who fhall be embarked in veffels not armed , fhall , while they remain on board , keep pof- feffion of their arms and ammunition , and be under the control of their officers ...
... France , agreeably to the convention ; and that those troops who fhall be embarked in veffels not armed , fhall , while they remain on board , keep pof- feffion of their arms and ammunition , and be under the control of their officers ...
Strana xxv
... France and England , to all English fhips of war and merchantmen ; and the fame ports and harbours fhall be open to all fhips of war or merchantmen belonging to France or its allies . In regard to the ports and harbours of Portugal , in ...
... France and England , to all English fhips of war and merchantmen ; and the fame ports and harbours fhall be open to all fhips of war or merchantmen belonging to France or its allies . In regard to the ports and harbours of Portugal , in ...
Strana xxxii
... France and the Sublime Ottoman Porte fhall be renewed on their former footing . In confequence of this renewal , the French re- public fhall enjoy in every part of the dominions of his Highness all the rights of commerce and navigation ...
... France and the Sublime Ottoman Porte fhall be renewed on their former footing . In confequence of this renewal , the French re- public fhall enjoy in every part of the dominions of his Highness all the rights of commerce and navigation ...
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