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... AFRICA. The war of desolation and extermination carried on by the French in Africa was proceeding, but pestilence, the great ally of the Arabs, was, we regret to observe, decimating the French army. The 7bulonnais of the 27th ult. publishes letters from ...
... Madras, respecting the disaffection which had appeared in some Sepoy corps, 849 —Ceylon,—China, intelligence from, 831 Africa. —Furious war between the Beys of Tunis and Algiers, . 852 North America.—Trial of Col. Burr, ib. —Court-martial on the four deserters ...
... to proceed in a merchant vessel to join the Africa man of war at Halifax. - Accounts from Halifax to the J.Btli inst..state, that Ad- , miral Sawyer had sailed from that pork with 12 sail of ships of war, and it is reported .here that the American squadron ...
... of the Depot Battalions of the nineteen Regiments of Infantry serving in Africa. These Regiments have two Battalions each, with their Colonels and Staff, &c., in Africa, on the War Establishment. The 3d Battalions and the Depots are in France, and thus ...
... in consequence having over, fatigued himself by riding from twenty to°thirtv miles daily under the burning sun of Africa. Don Carlos—The War Spain The Memorial Bordelais states that Don Carlos would s.iortly obtain his passports, and would retire, not Germany ...
... WAR IN WEST AFRICA. It is notified in Tuesday's Cavite that Viscount Palmerston, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Afar, has received from the Lords Gunmen3ms of the Admiral, the copy of a letter, and Its inelooures, addrewed to ...
... THE COLONIES. COAST AFRICA- -trhantee War. Advices have been received from Major Chisholm. who com mands ape Coast, to (he May. They that the Ashantees had pushed -their successes nearly «o the gardens, which are only four miles distant from Cape Coast ...
... WAR AFRICA. LEWES. DEC. 9, 1839. It will seen, by a paragraph contained in our first page, that hostilities have been commenced by Abd-el- Kader against the French in Africa, and Louis Philippe may therefore rest in peace for some time to come without ...
... to which he succee and has managed, by a series of judi his power. He has a standing army his territories in Arabia and Africa ; war, from 64 to 10 guns-. He has meat to the British Government, an our expeditions to the Persian Gul that quarter, on which ...
... the conquest Oibraltiir. 5. The towns Africa, such as Tunis, Algiers, See. to taken possession of by the French; and a general peace, all conquests which might have been made bv the French Africa during the war, are to given indemnities to the Kings ...
... THE FRENCH WAR AFRICA Pahis, May 17.—The following is tlie last imeliigence received from Algiers by telegraph : “THE A HAT IM PREFECT TO THE MINISTER THE MARINE. Toulon, May 7.—The expeditionary corps returned to Algiers the Oth.—The (iovernor(ieiietal ...
... THE WAR AFRICA. Tiie Momtki.t. of Tuesday I'ublishes long despatches, addressed Marshal Lugcaud tnlho Minister of War, giving necount his operations on the west frontier Algeria. They are filled with accounts of razzias oguln>t the Arabs, which the latter ...