... that, if forced to take posses- sion of Morocco, ** she would have no wish to retain it.” It is added that “ the space in Africa which she occupies, and will always occupy, is sufficient for her, and that she does not wish to add an inch to her at five ...

... WAR IN INDIA Lord MELBOUENE, after some observations that were inaudible. ..loved .bat the resoiutionoflheHouae voting thanks the officer, and troops capture of Ghtizuee. should be amende , y * , those names those of the officers and troops engaged in ...

... was the only manof-war at St. Helena, and she was on her way home. St. Helena was healthy. The Devastation, steam-sloop, bearing the broad pennant of Commodore Sir Charles Hotham, K.C.8., Commander-in-Chief on the coast of Africa (who had arrived some ...

... War India. Lord MELBOURNE, after some observations that were inaudible, moved that the resolution of the house, voting thanks to the officers and troops engaged in the capture of Gbuznee, should l>c amended by adding to those names those of the officers ...

... aggravated horrors, arid concirrinlg with the objects of tile Society for its extinction, by the civilization of Africa, we feel that we are war'rarnted, by every Christiari obligation, to appeal to the inhabitants of Belfast and the surrounding coun- try ...

... Coast of Africa, the slave trade was carried on with greater activity than ever. Not less than slave vessels had been captured, carried into Sierra Leone, and condemned, in the four first months of the present year. The British vessels of war, on the African ...

... probably preventeel a European war: and it certainly extinguislull a number petty wars that had actually commenced in different quarter, on the frontiers of Ilinehistan. Nay, it is very doubtful whether the (,'Mete war, ewentially• but not truly originating ...

... contractors. Fernanamlo /*«».— Livcrfmol, May 21.—The barque Majestic, arrived at this port from Africa, repots that the 21>t of March last, the Spanish brig of war Nerrion, formally took of FVrnundo Po, in the name her Majesty the of Spain, w hose colours ...

... French ship-of.war, redressmg an insult to the French flag. appears that on the 13th ult. French merchant ship was detained for some hours off a small armed vessel, under colours. This was reported to the captain of a French ship-of-war, then at anchor ...

... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. TUESDAY-NIARCH 18. WAR-PASSAGE OF THE PRUTH. For some days past, the accounts from Russia,rela- tive to her political anti military movements, have been stich as to confirm, in the most unequivocal manirer, all that we had anticipated ...

... WAR DECLARED BY FRANCE AGAINST MOROCCO. Paris. Oct. 7 The bfoniteur Tuesday morning contains the following;— “ A council of ministers was held yesterday at St. Cloud, The King has commanded that six regiments of infootry and two regiments of cavalry tm ...

... WAR-OFFICE, NOVEMBER 24. Regiment of Guards—Ensign E. from 29th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, Dyer, promoted 2d Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant J. Hall Captain of a Troop, purchase, vice Johnston, who retires. Cornet J. Wemyss to Lieu'enant, by purchase ...