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... revenue cutter. The Africa man of war,- Belvidera, Shannon, Mlus, and Guerritre frigates, were cruising near Newr York on the 14th 3lt.-;'he I'resident, Congress, and United States American frigates, Hornetsand Argus sloops of war, sailed from New York ...
... Admiralty Board. le s The following' is a list of the ships of war on th i Halifax station on the Sth-instant:- San Domingo man of war, Admiral Sir John B. VWlnte Poictiers man of war; Africa man of. war; Spart55l la' stone, Nyntph, Acasta ...
... Cape Breton ; also the schooner Hunter, from Que- IIC, and the Government brig Enidoavour, fron. Newfound- 3and -Tlhe Africa man of war,' Spartan, and'JEolu; frigates, arrived at Hialifax 5th and 6th ult. 1i4vi-ng srffered severely in' t'leir spars, &c ...
... the Belvidera; one - an Americad ip from Cadiz, with salt, the other a 'brig from Madeira, with wine and 'specie.-The Africa man of war, Modus, 6bannofi, aid Belvidera frigates,' are under weigh, and the Wind blowing fresh from the N. E. wili carry them ...
... has further been pleased to appoint Walter Hard- ing, Esq. to be Crown Prosecutor for the district of Natal, in South Africa. F t WAR OFFICE-Feb. 13. 2d Regiment of Life Guards-Cornet and Sub-Lieut. H. S. S Lumley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lucas ...
... the reports of the missionaries abroad, the cause was prospering in all its departments-and even in the district of Africa, where war had driven the mis- sionaries for a time from their several stations. From Cal- cutta they had the most encouraging ...
... Vendres, to organise and embark the cavalry intended for Africa. They were to sail on the 17th. The following is a list, nearly complete, of the Fretch squadron now on the coast of Africa .-Ships of war- Suffren, carrying the flag of the Prince de Joinville; ...
... THE WAR IN AFRICA. Extract of a letter from Algiers, 21st ult., given by the Semaphore of Marseilles:- We are bound to say that the enemy has met us bravely. His regular infantry, commanded and led on. no doubt, by Zouaves, and other deserters, has ...
... carried on with such success and facility, by the Spaniards, French, and Portu- guese, for want of a man of war. Since Februarv 1818, no vessel of war has ap- peared at the British settlements on the Gold Coast ; the last arrival of any force vfas his Ma- ...
... 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. 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 ...