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... Napoleon Bonaparte.** The Chan.her Deputies 011 Thursday granted twenty millions of francs to defray the expenses of the war Africa, 31. Fillers declaring to l«e the intention of the Governinciit finally to the power France in Algiers. the Chamber of Deputies ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. The war Africa continues to engage the attention of the French journals. France already re-echoes the first note of military preparations sounded by the War Minister in the official columns of the Monitenr. In that Journal ...
... army probably thrice as large that of England, a navy | not much inferior, and at the same time a body of 50,000 ! men Africa the war establishment, together with a | vast hotly of paid civil functionaries, required for a population of thirty-two millions ...
... Seas. Mr. Freeman advised that the articles of apparel provided by the Sunday School children, should sent to South Africa, as the war in that part had created great desolation, taking away jhe population from the cultivation of the land, and other d ...
... ASHANTEE WAR. FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. COLONIAL OFFICE, JULY 31. Dispatches, of which the following are extracts, were this day received from Lieut-Col. Sutherland, commanding his Majesty's troops 011 the Western Coast Africa, addressed to Earl ...
... Destruction of Life in Ancient Wars.—Accustomed are to the effects of war in civilized times, when the most bloody contests are followed increase the numbers of the people, it is difficult to form a conception of the desolation produces in barbarous apes ...
... the first of to 5 THE COABT Africa.—On Friday, returner! -? * war Dispatch, Capt. Parsons, durio? . er an absence of nine months, Vi#.. pcno ,be eea employed conveying Boteler, of the Royal Engineers, to all niheConi ...
... sailed front Demerara, for Liverpool, 19 clays since, to call here, and is not yet arrived. The Chalmers, of London, front Africa, is stated to be lust on the Island of Margaritta. The Trade, for Great Britain, &c. sailed from hence to Tortola, on the ...
... musicians, artificers, 5008 privates.—Total, FRANCE. - Saturday the Minister War brought forward hia budget for increasing the military *nd eivil establishments in Africa, in accordance with* the intimation oootained in the Royal Speech. fixed thegmnt ...
... oast Africa; and that two ot ourschoimers of war had been purchased with the avowed object being converted into slavers. EAST INDIES. Watts is India.—Many officers (says a private letter from India)shave been refused leave come home consequence war having ...
... by importations from other parts,! and yet hands enough cannot be found. AFRICA.—Cork, May 4.—Extract of private letter. —'The -ship Sir Wtil tarn Wallace, from the coast Africa, for Liverpool, called off this harbour yesterday, and landed a passenger ...
... memwfro remained the old Ministry, viz., the Ministers of War and Justice, have been removed; and that there was some agitation among the. Royalist Volunteers, who are much attached to the Minister of War.—A letter from Cadiz of the 7th inst. was received on ...