... , direfii taxi: mull be levied to the war; and it would be happy for us if we Legiflature (3611 Gen. 111 cap. 33), and will form proviiion settlements, being to near to a ready c' tad c ntemplate only forgive war, in which all might money market. unite ...

... of the articles, with the exception of the last Art. 12, relative to the credits required for the French colony in Africa, and the war now carried on in that country. The committee proposed the following addition to , the above article :— The Government ...

... horror and despair. • The following is a list of ships of war on' the Halifax station, the Bth instant :--San Domingo, man of war, Admiral Sir JoHN B. WARREN ; ::Poittiers, man of war; Africa man of war; Spartan, Maidstone, Nymph, Acasta, ...

... indemnity. M. Gam. acimowledges that the war against Morocco war al.ly conducted, and merely objects to the treaty. my Opinion we could not obtain more. Had we demanded and required money, should have engaged a new war. are not moreover hostile the Emperor ...

... a»l cocoa, and a great quantity d.flars board, capluad »s l passage from Vers to Cad#, by the Fare , Mjp-.-- mus, and Africa men war, off the Island Madeira. To were left in ebate her consort, siKShei rev ship from Vera with every pn»»pect #f Cuming Ijcr* ...

... members who are Military or *Naral men or who bare a direct interest maintaining the War system. Can you wonder that they should vote Urge sum of the people’s money for War purposes, W V-RememW wo'rTof the Christian lawgiver Blessed arc the Peace-makers; ...

... French in Africa—Amongst the numerous questions involved in the general ruin of our interests abroad, conceive none to be fraught with deeper importance, in a moral and political point of view, than the progress of French aggrandisement in Africa. War is p ...

... of Gibraltar. 5. The towns in Africa, stich as Tunis, Alzkrs, &c. to . . _ . be taken po:session of by the French, and at a gei:eral peace, all conquests which might have - been made by the French i in Africa, during the war, are to be given as indemnities ...

... IN AFRICA. Amongst the numerous questions involved in the general ruin of our interests abroad, we conceive none to fraught with deeper importance, in a moral and political point of view, than the progress of French aggrandizement in Africa. War is ...

... the Peace at Swellendam, in the settlemen o f the d Hopet and W. Harding, Esq., to be Crowit ro trict of Natal, in South Africa. WAR OFFICE, FEBRUARtY 11. 2nd Regiment of Life Guards-Cornet and Su-rLiest. H. S. Lumley to be Lient. by purchase, vico jLuts ...

... marine to conquer Gibraltar. b. The cities of Africa, viz. —Tunis, Algiers, &c. shall be French possessions, and after a general peace all the conquests which the French have made in Africa during the war, shall be given as indemnities to the Kings of ...

... their predecessors and the courage, patience, and energy which they cease not to display in the lengthened and harassing war Africa prove, that ever, and everywhere, they will correspond with the exigencies of their country. The former were the objects ...