... and Moftatt's Travels in South Africa, and tli- works of Dr. Knox on the variety of the human race.— Admission, ls. ; and Reserved Seats, 2s. 6d. EXETER HALL. — A LECTURE on the BOS.IIEMAN RACE (Pigmies) of Southern Africa, unquestionably the most extraordinary ...

... Marine to conquer Gibraltar. ' 5. The cities of Africa, viz.— Tunis, Al- giers, &c. shall be French possessions ; and afte r a general peace all the conquests which the French- have made in Africa during the war, shall be given as imlemnities to the Kings ...

... 0R welsh coals for the coast of Dp n „ . AFRICA. Portnient of the Storekeeper General of the - 1 CO At M to Wx^^ne^et-P'ace. October 16, 1844. for Executi the i ■tonkin and i?i gh Admiral of the United Kingdom of Cf I E *IM V l, ela nd do HEREBY GIVE ...

... THE SECRETARY at WAR deeming it important that the most extensive Circu- lation should be given to the Regulations introduced into the Mutiny Act of the present Session, relative to Apprentices enlisting into the Regular Forces, has directed public Notice ...

... North America ?? aWc. Ua>a*.a>i>Ua>ra*. Portugal, Northern Africa. *•• Wea.tern Hemiaphcie, Asia, N'Tth America. •■The IVorld on Mercator's Projection — Uritiili lale«— Sooth America— Western Africa. »■ Ireland — Palestine — Vubia aod ALytsinia — Canada ...

... pleased confer the honour of Knighthood upon Lleut.-Col. John Macro, X.C H. Military secretary to the late Marquis of Hastings. WAR-OFFICE, APRIL I. Garrisons—Major-Oen. Sir Colin Campbell. H.C.B.tobe Lleut.- Goveruor of Portsmouth, vice Major-General Sir ...

... After repeated armaments and difarmaments, we difcovcrcd, that war afforded us a better fecurity, and more real quiet, than a peace of unceafing alarm, and preparation for ncdtftklft. War was accordingly entered upon with glow of thought, and an enetgy ...

... which was at auckur the road Mahon. ...

... Gazette. Richard Bentley, New Burlingt-ii-straet. NEW TKAVKL. IN AFRICA. Just published, in Two Vols., Bvo., with Map and numerous NARRATIVE of the L AST EXPEDITION INTO CENTRAL AFRICA. Including a STEAM VOYAGE UP THE NIGER. By MACGREC.OR LAIRD and H ...

... Spain —The accounts from Spain verify all that imagination can have anticipated the miserable state of that kingdom. Tbe civil war, though broken into thousand petty local campaigns, still rages with unmitigated rancour. In tome places the royalists and in ...

... objection to pardon the murderers of his brother his own free will, tho' he would not do on corr.- pulsion. Gouvion St. Minister at War, is sent tv drink the waters at Bareges—Notwithstanding the decision of the Chamber of Deputies, respecting the exiles, appears ...

... was received the Moniteur the ijift.' It brings the important intelligence the Dey of Algiers being on the point declaring war againft all Europe. Whether the powers of Europe will think it proper appcafe his wrath by conceffion, or once to crufh his ...