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... instant, from Lisbon. . . . , 1 here is every reason to apprehend, that the report of the loss of the Redwing sloop of War '° - °^ Africa, is correct. It appears, that at the date of the last dispatches from Sierra Leone, information of that veseel had been ...
... AFRICA, A letter from Ttipoli of August 3d states—“ Affairs here present singularly complicated appearance. The country is in open revolt; the town is a prey anarchy, besieged the rebels, who have seized the neighbouring forts. The Bey shut up in the ...
... family with tea, coffee, and sugar for a month. Boston Courier. Civilization of Africa.—The travels of Clappcrton add one more the numerous evidences that the interior of Africa presents a scene of much ereater civilization than has been assigned to it by ...
... power the Burmese, during the late war—On Distances at Sea, by Lieutenant W. Haper, R. N.—Baton Jomini’s Theory of War—Lieut.-Gen. Evans the practicability an Invasion British India— Lieut Rose’s Travels m Southern Africa—The Life a Midshipman—First Invasion ...
... September. Sir Pulte. ney bad then only ju>t heard the Gestation of nosniities between llussia and the Porte. The Raleigh oh per war dawn called at Malta and Hibrallar. From the Jat.' Cfr fortress she sailed on the Ist instant, leaving there the Dartmouth trigate ...
... Distances at Sea, by Lieutepput W.Eaper, R. N. Baton Jomiui’s Theory War— LieuteMnuGenmal Evans the Ptacticability of linvasmp flnfish Indite—Lieutenant Rose Travels Soutpem Africa— The Lifa of MiddHpinan—First luvrtrfon of CQaassposiPencK-—Upited .Service ...
... Ban bad received promises of military assistance, especially the materiel of war, which was so greatly needed his extemporaneous and motley army, from Latour, the Minister of War at Vienna ; though at the same time it bad been the policy of the Court to ...
... interesting account the the American colony on the of estern Africa, w hieh is stated to be advancing with gradual but uniform improvement. According to the latest advices a protracted war was Sid! raging between the petty Chief Grand Cape Mount, about ...
... brigs. The Hecla, Captain T. Boteler, with her tender, arrived yesterday from Deptford; she will shortly proceed to the coast Africa to pursue survey that coast, from Cape Spartel to the Line. The Sapphire, 28, Captain H. Dundas, sailed, on Sunday, for the ...
... out for any ports or places the posaession or belonging to Majesty the King of the Netherlands iu the East West Indies, in Africa or America, but that all such ships vessels shall permitted to enter and clear out for the putts and places aforesaid, they ...
... and the Athol on the Ist inst. for the coast of Africa. The Athol, on her way to Tangier, where she landed Mr Hav, the Consul General, and family, on the z7lh utt. touched at Corunna. The Espoir sloop of war was at St Helena on the 25th of July! the Primrose ...
... instant, from Dublin, and received orders to march Birmingham. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Letters have been received from the coast of Africa' which state that the Onyx, of 10 guns. Lieutenant arrived at St Mary's, in the Gambia, on the 11th February la:-t. That ...