... in consequence having over, fatigued himself by riding from twenty to°thirtv miles daily under the burning sun of Africa. Don Carlos—The War Spain The Memorial Bordelais states that Don Carlos would s.iortly obtain his passports, and would retire, not Germany ...

... WAR IN WEST AFRICA. It is notified in Tuesday's Cavite that Viscount Palmerston, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Afar, has received from the Lords Gunmen3ms of the Admiral, the copy of a letter, and Its inelooures, addrewed to ...

... THE COLONIES. COAST AFRICA- -trhantee War. Advices have been received from Major Chisholm. who com mands ape Coast, to (he May. They that the Ashantees had pushed -their successes nearly «o the gardens, which are only four miles distant from Cape Coast ...

... the missionaries in different ,arts of the world. The cause in Madagascar was still suffering from persecution. In South Africa, war had for .. time put a stop to the missionary work ; but now tbat peace was re-established, aud the people were returning ...

... reported, would also accent office. Monday’s papers are filled with disastrous details anti mournful forebodings to the war Africa. The French keeping back bad news. Si*ai n, Tklrokapiiic Despatch. —From the General CnmmamUnf/ the 20M Dtrimon to the Mi ...

... whore the inhumation will take place. , .. T1,,; prince's will has been opened. »«• dated the eve of the eapedition to Africa, which war distinguished the lie stage the passage of the Portesele-Fer. The King has commanded of M. Prndicr statue of the Duke ...

... which has been for fome time fuccefsfnlly cruizing off the coaft of Africa ; it confifts ofone 74-gun fhip, two 40-gun frigates and a brig, and has captured the Favourite iloop of war, and 18 merchantmen. The laft accounts from Sir John's fqua- dron ftate ...

... object of the fortifications. The Parisians will learn the whole truth and bye. France continues her disgraceful system of war Africa. The following account of the latest exploit* m that quarter from journals of Monday the .ilst the French troops marched ...

... has also stopped all the caravans which were bringing slaves into Tunis. It was the custom with the Sheiks in Nortii Africa to make war against the people in the negro countries there, for no other purpose than that of procuring slaves, which were sent ...

... FOREIGN. The War Africa.— A telegraphic despatch frrm Toulon, says Monday's Debats, announces that on the 10th the expedition charged to revictual Medeah returned to Algiers. The army reached Medeah without firing a shot, but on its return had rather ...

... the con- Y quest of Gibraltar, the cities of 'Africa, as Tunis, t 'Alniers, &c. were to be in possessiori of/She French; and OnIa general peace, all the conquests mnade by the French in Africa; during the war were to be given to the Kiings of Sardinia and ...

... Mon- yla , the Africa man of war, failed from Portfniouth with a fleet t. rth Weft Indies, and the Franchife f-dgate, and Jafper, and Rifleman lio -ps, with fleet for Spain and Portugal, and the Mediterranean ; alfo the Rover floop of war, with a fleet ...