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... m there nor been spoken or Ken by the Iberia packet. , e . Polyphemus steam sloop, Commander M-Clererty was the only man of war Gibraltar the 27th ultim Adelberg, of Bavaria, has been a guest of the Go-3Tnll! ° m ? Ja,a j a J left Tangier the 25th ultimo ...
... indicted for feloniou sly carrying twenty persons, to he IC I; dealt with as slaves, from a certain part of the coast (it Africa Im o called Calabar. The indictmeetn charged the offence in a va- t riety of ways, but all describing the saaie offence in ...
... with the collection of ths poor's rate. The Stromboli will shortly sail for the coast of Africa, but her precise destination we have not ?? Tele. graph. lI.M.'e war steamer the Dee. arrived in Ventry Har. bour on Friday evening iast. She has on board a ...
... Lieutenant in the rifle corps. The Alderman then committed him to the Compter as a deserter, aind sent a notification to the War Office that be was in custody. Dr Eberstein d Bishop of the Island of Gothiland, died there in the month of January, in the ...
... for remuneration for salvage services render- ed in the river Boasy, Africa. It appeared that the Ann, a vessel of 340 taons, belonging to Liverpool, bad arrived on the conast of Africa with an assorted cargo, when, on the 25th of April 1841, endeavouring ...
... ascertained. eh estjo5 P uld At the strggestione of Iitr R. a i-n thanks given to the r Mearquis of listv, ; in the Nepaul war, and in tiat I'ene, ose which the resolution of tlre Caurt r t Q: uld ed, were read. Dittlat the Mr Grant expressed his Ci llrie ...
... storm says, several cattle were killed, but, fortuntaely, nQ jives were lost. PLTYIIOITi.-Tlhe Pylades sloop of war, arrived from Africa, brings important intelligenice from the coast respectinig the slave traile, a new system having sprung up for the ...
... Voyage among the Co!onies of Western Africa, and Narrative of the Kaffir War of 1836, by Captain 0 Alexander, 42d Royal Highlandets, two vols. 8vo.- A very interesting account of the Colonies of Western F Africa, of whirch very little is ?? Beef? 4 ...
... thlem we learnt that the Americans had: declared war against. Great Britain, and that their squadron were at sea, under the com- mand of Commodore Rogers, consisting of three fri- gates'and two sloops of war. We als6 were told of the attack made by them ...
... Elizabeth, of and from Altosna to Barce- lona, is fent' into Yarmouotlh bv the Craizer gun- brig. The Betfey, M'Dnald, from Africa, has been cap- tured, eitakcen, and arrived at Barhbadoe. -t : The RoaLli, Feraufbis, is on0 Ilore at Tobago much damaged ...
... June last. It was a steite by the nnate of the Two Sisters to recover the balance of hlia wager, aro ntinit to L.28, which war. refaied (n ite1 grounid that he had lorfeiteid the wages by deserting the ship _heti h._meward bcunad, at Saensen, where she ...
... The Tartar frigate,' Commodore Sir George Ralph Collibr, arrived at Portstmouth, on Satur- day afternoon, from the coast of Africa and, t~he West Indies. She ?? on the 2d of June, and proceeding to Cape Henry, left the slansld of St. Domingo on the 7thb ...