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... commence another war. Doubtless the character and I manners of these barbarous tribes are sufficiently well t known to you to require any description, but subtle and crafty and troublesome in peace, and neither asking nor giving quarter in war, together with ...
... FRENCH AFRICA. ALOIER/I.—EXTIAOROINARY COMSAT. —The , following details relative to the LW of Djigelly are given in a letter from that place, dated the 22,1 ult. :— The lieu tenant commandant, who had long served in the Zonaves, and was accustomed to ...
... Chinese, that a great number of English ships of war *vere alreadvy iear the coast of China as mere idle invention, amnd exhorts the people not to be un- der any uneasiness, there bebng no English ships of war about to come. Some days siice the body of a ...
... COAST OF AFRICA. Advices to the 3( of September have been received from our settlements on the African coast. It vwill be recollected that the inha6itants of Cape Coast ',ad en.aged to pay to the King of Ashantee a contribution (if 500ounces of gold in ...
... HIfS IMAZFSTY'S SIHIPS TEVr5 AN:D BAIRRCUTA- ?? No. 1. lotwithstandin'* the considerable trali ?? d been carried op, with Africa, th e shores of this cOP- P tinent were but- imjerfectly knownl. Besides the in- d ?? of the general outlitj nef tlhis coast ...
... COAST OF AFRICA. By the arrival of his Majesty's ship Inconstant, we are put in possession of advices from Cape Coast Castle, of so recent a date as the 14th Au- gust; It afords us satisfaction in being enabled to state, that the Ashaantee army had taken ...
... WESTERN AFRICA. Mr Robert Jamieson of Liverpool has made a Report • to the subscribers to this fend support of an experimental trial to open commerce with Ceatral Africa The trial he., been abruptly stopped by unforeseen disse• ten, having no connection ...
... INTERIOR OF AFRICA. That the interior of Alrica is yet but imper- try fectly known bas long been a subject of regret, nut and it is not a bii.le surprising, that whilst every in- other part of the globe has been explored by en- to terprisifig traveilers ...
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... Cllpperton, than those vbirlih ann- eeitmdhisoarrival a t Sarkatoo, but by theiarrivlof tile it DipatCh nianof war from the coast of Africa(dte Bigh t Ii flenifl) some previouis dispatches from that traveller Li have beetn receivedl, wich are of cousitherable ...
... CIVILIZATION OIF AFRICA-SLAVERIY. ?? - . :_ ?? were ronet. Tuesday a public meeting esse hold in St Andrew's vat ~ations Church, pursuant to an adveertisemencit, intimating that war iventb Elliot Cresson of Philadelphia, Representative of the the )r and ...