... over. The ministry has ventured to present to the chambers the project of making a cession of the islands on the coast of Africa, which are the object of pretensions the part of your government. The ministry isemploying every means to* obtain the approbation ...

... footing in Africa. . The latest accounts from Spain are conflicting and unsatisfactory. Whatever courtly patty may triumph, the poor of every kind, lament to say, are stil doomed to suffer by the direful and long-continued effects of civil war. Copious ...

... our brave army of Africa, excellent officers, and the skilful Marshal, st ven a rude lesson to the jultan of Moroceo, whilst the cannons of of war 8 the of his empire. defeat will deaden the fanaticism of i. as they are on the holy war—and the more the ...

... SHIP FROM LIVERPOOL. The miwk»n »hip Warree sailed from the Trafalgar Pock on Tuesday for Old Calabar, on the west coast of Africa, provided with everything that human forethought can suggest for establishing and prosecuting missionary operations lliere ...

... interpellations the Minister of War relative his dismissal. maintain, that bad fulfilled the mission which had nruieriaken to Africa, and lhat hi- mandate as representative freed him from ant control. The Minister of War replied with great frankness, and ...

... France shone the same time resplendenlly. telegraphic despatches have been published as to the state the French troops in Africa, thousands of whom are rotting in the open air! The P*>pe said to in a dying state, and Cardinal Gregorio is dead. Gregorio ...

... yesterday In the afternoon. The arrival of this reinforcement has reanimated the partisans of the Lisbon government, and the civil war in Alemtejo will be carried on with renewed vigonr. ROME. Letters from Rome of the Bth instant contain the following: Petitions ...

... support, sire, is assured to you, for an honourable peace, as well as for a just war. A peace without dignity could never be accepted either by France or by her King. An unjust war, a violent ag- gression, without cause or object. would not be agreeable either ...

... coast of Africa, on the day any such capture might have been made ; 4thlv, the names and force of all ships of war stationed on the east coast of Africa, the day any such capture might have been made; 4thly, the names and force of all ships of war stationed ...

... 16th for Africa. His Majesty’s ship Medina remained at Funchal, at the desire the Governor and the English Consul, to protect the lives and property the British. The following is an extract from letter « Madeira, July 23.—The Medina sloop of war is here; ...

... the PhenicitH, we are enabled to give as official. This las* event the military career of Ahd-el-Kader terminates the war in Africa, and secures France the peaceable submission Alpena. The Monittur of yesterday publishes despatches from the Duke d'Aumalo ...

... Glasgow can be relied upon, a declaration of war was made at St. Petersburg!), on the of last month. This would event of considerable importance, though most of the French and English Journals, not consider war at all likely fake place lor some lime. A few ...