... tribes which border upomI the desert earnestly desired for war to tn- commence. But we have reason to believe that the , at Arabs who are on our side, without appearing to di- snd verge front war, showed themiaselves much more re- Served upon this great ...

... French of tie WXalla perople, who did not consult tile interest of the Moors on ?? -occa- sion. A troublesome anrd ruinous war has been the consequence, in ?? almost every tibe it on the banks of the Sen-egal are engaged against v the Feencl. The coWf; ...

... AFRICA. The following are extracts from a letter which we have just received from a friend in Sierra Lrone - Ourasax.—The island of Tombo, which lies 20 miles to the eastward of Freetown, and within the colonial jurisdiction, was visited at noon of the ...

... 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 ...

... AFRICA. Private letters from the Gold Coast to the 20th July, acnd the docunent which we give below, confirm the intelligeice of the movement of the King of Ashantee against our allies anal forts in that quarter. As to the numbers of the enemy's forces ...

... AFRICA. Portsmouth., May 21. On Wednesday, the transport Balcti Merchant, -Lieu tenant Letter, Agent, returned from Sierra Leone, Acra, LIs Cape Coast, and Ascension left the last-mentioned place Idel on the 5th of April. The several etations on the coast ...

... pertlmissioin, tiltghu li m toy ii ntoward circumniistances operated agailnst this Cepectatiol. The Iinig of Segn svas titc: at war viths his neighibosurs onl the eastern side of his terlitorv his minister hila died asont the time he heard of 31r Inocherd's ...

... the slave trade'were again permitted. ,at In reply WaR observationlthat one -great objec- rid tion to-the slave trade originated from a belief rg that it encouraged the difterent chief's to go to be war for the purpose of malking prisoners to sell to the ...

... AFRICA. The Tc1onatni n or the I 16th inrt. stte, that tbe cth squadron of Adiemrl HIgugn warn taking in prov i o- ,,ion s for four months, and that it would soil about p e tile 25th for a destination hitherto unknown. This Sy squndron , consisting of ...

... FRENCH AFRICA. The following telegraphic despatch was communicated to the French Minister of War, on the •'4th instant :— The garrison of Alziers has just successfully terminated its second re-s ictnalling of Mili&nib. It has defeated the enemy at C ...

... FRENCH AFRICA. The of the Sth instant contains two proclamations of General Paigenitil, Governor-Generul of Algeria. the first lie prohibits all imi.ort or eximrt trade, either sea or laud, with all the Arab tribes and who were at war with the French ...

... FRENCH AFRICA. The Moniteerr publishes the following telegraphic despatch, dated Algiers, 13th inst.:— The Governor-General of the French Possessions in the North of Africa, to the President of the Cows Minister of War. The expeditionary corps returned ...