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... 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 ...
... conquest of •Gibraltar. 5. The towns in Africa, such as Tunis, Al,-iers, Etc. to be taken possession of by the French, and at a general peace, all conquests which might have been made by the French in Africa, during the war, are to be given .as indemnities to ...
... revenue cutter. The Africa man of war,- Belvidera, Shannon, Mlus, and Guerritre frigates, were cruising near Newr York on the 14th 3lt.-;'he I'resident, Congress, and United States American frigates, Hornetsand Argus sloops of war, sailed from New York ...
... master's mate killed. The following is a list of the ships of - war on the Halifax station, the Bth inst. :—San Domingo man of war, Admiral Sir John B. Warren; Poictiers man of war; Africa man of war; Spartan, Maidstor.e, Nymph, Acasta, ...
... MISSIONARY STATIONS IN AFRICA. The war which for a long while raged in the south of Africa has happily ceased, and the civil authorities are busily engaged consolidating the peace of the British colony there, and removing the ravage-marks inflicted upon ...
... instant, from Lisbon. . . . , 1 here is every reason to apprehend, that the report of the loss of the Redwing sloop of War '° - °^ Africa, is correct. It appears, that at the date of the last dispatches from Sierra Leone, information of that veseel had been ...
... ofthe hlerd sand. i eh fotloWing is a list of the ships of war on the £a- 'lifax station, on the tii ltistant:- 'I'he Sani Domingo (Admiral Sir J. B. WVarren), Pole- tiers and Africa, men of war; Spartan, Mai,!stone, Nymph, 4 Acassa, Belvidera, ARolus, ...
... succeeded in those of an incessant and harassing war, we shall not sithhold from such an amelioration of the French policy in Africa the praise to which it would be justly entitled. As long as the war lasted it nerved as a pretext for actions alike repugnant ...
... export, but they are not specially named. In sucb a state affairs as this, trade could not be expected to active. AFRICA. Algeria. The War ia Algeria. —The Journal dcs Debats publishes despatches from Algeria of tbe 25th ult., which announce that on ...
... HISTORICAL AFFAIRS. Africa, war between the Dey of Algiers and the Bey of Tunis 852. Betwixt the tribes on the coast of Anamaboo ib. Bravery of the English garrison ib. Agriculture, board of, premiums grantedby 944 Ajax man of war lost Particular account ...
... Admiralty Board. le s The following' is a list of the ships of war on th i Halifax station on the Sth-instant:- San Domingo man of war, Admiral Sir John B. VWlnte Poictiers man of war; Africa man of. war; Spart55l la' stone, Nyntph, Acasta ...
... forced to lay down their arms. It was added that this column reckoned amongst its men a number of old soldiers habituated the war Africa. Another version declares that this affair is related to the column Gener Gavaiguac, which, although eight hundred in number ...