...has afforded the necessary protection to our commerce in those seas. In the West Indies and the Gulf of Mexico our naval force has been augmented by the...object. The piracies by which our commerce in the neighborhood of the island of Cuba had been afflicted have been repressed and the confidence of our...

...has afforded the necessary protection to our commerce in those seas. In the West Indies and the Gulf of Mexico our naval force has been augmented by the...successful in the accomplishment of its object. The piracies1 by which our commerce in the neighborhood of the island of Cuba had been afflicted have been...

...has afforded the necessary protection to our commerce in those seas. In the West Indies and the gulf of Mexico, our naval force has been augmented by the...object. The piracies by which our commerce in the neighborhood of the island of Cuba had been afflicted have been repressed, and the confidence of our...

...has afforded the necessary protection to our commerce in those seas. In the West Indies and the Gulf of Mexico, our naval force has been augmented, by...object. The piracies by which our commerce in the neighborhood of the Island of Cuba had been afflicted, have been repressed, and the confidence of our...

...Fox, a schooner of fifty-three tons, is the only cruising vessel remaining, of those purchased under the "Act authorizing an additional naval force for the suppression of piracy." The paper marked A, exhibits the vessels in commission, and the station on which each is employed....

...has utl'ordcd the necessary protection to our commerce in those seas. In the West Indies and the Gulf of Mexico our naval force has been augmented, by the addition of •everal small vessels, p.ovided fur by the "act au tboruing an additiunal naval force for the suppres...