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... make Peace. • .. The following is a lift of the fhips of war - . on the Halifax -ftation on the.Bth intl. San Domingo map of wa, Admiral Sir John R. Warren; Foictiers man of war; Africa' man of war Spartan ; Maidstone, Nymph;Acasto, Belvidera r Statira ...
... procure the conquest of Gibraltar. The cities of Africa, as Tunis, Algiers, &c. were to be the possession the French; and, on general peace, all the conquests made by the French in Africa during the war were to be given to the Kings of Sardinia and Sicily ...
... letter, dated Dec. 18. WAR AFRICA Lieutenant-General Rulh-eies arrived to-day, from Algiers, in the Castor steamer. He about to set out for Paris. The chief the 2nd battalion African light infantry, M. de Montredon, who had arrived Africa with a wound in the ...
... Zealand the natives would be raised to Christian eivilised community Notwithstanding interruption to society's Eastern Africa Caff war great in number of member plaee the Indies tbe progress waa bnt report concluded tbe attention of to paiafal fact that ...
... character of the negro in Africa indefinite 3 and, above it was stated that some objections had been made by the advucates of imme- In the course of a discussion which took emancipation, but it was considered the ; that the benefits to Africa were undoubted ; ...
... AFRICA. Letters have been received from Major T.aing, dated from Gadamas, November, stating that he calculated on being at Timbuctoo about the 10th December# WEST AFRICA. SESSION OF THE COUNTRY THE SHERRRO BULIOMS THE BRITISH CROWN. Important Despatches ...
... TRAVELS IN AFRICA. Day is published, Bro. price 12s. boards with a Map, I. } of AFRICA. Containing a con- Glnbp oun . ?* Countries in that Quarter the and '' lB ,' d Europeans; with the Manners Author* *l*o inhabitants, selected from the best V ulunie’ti ...
... THE BURMESE WAR. dispatch from Sir A-Campbell was recaived in London un Thursday, giving more particular* of the gallant action with the Burmese, immediately previous to the ratitication of tho treaty. The dispatch is dated from Pagahm Mew, Feb. Ilth ...
... BRITISH NEUTRALITY THE GREEK WAR. The (iuzetln ot Tuesday contains a proclamation, the appearance of which had been expected some days, enforcing the observance of a strict neutrality on the part of British subjects, in the war now carrying on between the ...
... AFRICA Intelligence of rather unpleasant nature, as respects the new British Settlement Algoa Bay, has been received. It is communicated in letters of. the 14th of November, from the Cape of Good Hope. We are sorry to find the Caffrvs have oommviiccd ...
... the northern half of Africa, have now been remitted for a considerable period ; and notwithstanding the additions they have made to our stock of geographical blowledge, the principal improvement, observable in our modern maps of Africa, consists in their ...
... This Dry is publisf.•ed, With a ftriking Likenefs of Mr. JOHN KEMBLE, Odavo, A JOURNAL of the WAR carried on in the NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN, from the 18th of September to the 18th of November, 1839. To which are added, a Variety of POETICAL EFFUSIONS ...