... t.eral naad Governor aw Chief ot Sierra Leone, and Colonel on liie Siaffcomuianding the Forces on the Western Coast Of Africa. War Office, Nov. 24, 1890. Sd Regiment of Dragoon Guards— Lieutenant Daniel Carrol, from half- pay ♦' the §2d Light Dragoons ...

... Albert Henry. Hailet, from Boston; Eclipse from Ostend ; Pet, from Bordeaux ENTERED FOR LOADING.-The Paragon, for Africa ; War- wick, for Africa : Martha Jane, for Belize ; Highlander, for Buenos Pr? % \ «hn £ Edward - for Barcelona ; Clydesdale, for the ...

... Gazette also contains an Order In Council renewing jhe prohibition to export arms and ammunition toany place on the coast of Africa.] War Office, September 19, 1823. 18th Regiment of Foot— Assistant Staff-Surgeon Daniel Owen Davies to be Assistant-Surgeon, ...

... Charles Turner, C B, to be Captain-General anil Governor in Chief of the colony of Sierra Leone and its dependencies, in Africa. War Office, June 19, 1824. Memorandum. — His Majesty bas been pleased to direct, that the 60th Regiment of Foot shall cease ...

... Indiana Hospital ship, near Camp Kraykungdong; Hospital Assistant Williamson, Isle deSass, Africa; Hospital Assistant Patterson, Isle deSoss, Africa. CIRCULAR. War Office, Sept. ft. Sir — lt having been determined that ihe dunes of Quarter- : Master-Serjeant ...

... Ramsey, for Quebec ; Yarmouth, Boult, for Beirout ; Broad Oak, Underwood, for Bahia ; the Jane, Cahert, for Africa ; Neptune, M'Caul, for Africa; War- rior, Williams, for Genoa. — — EAST INDIA SHIPPING, ARRIVALS, July 20 — The George and Mary, Gibson, frem ...

... Tape Breton ; also the schooner Hunter, from Quebec, and the Goverameut h. ?? 1 _- .agatrmr, frost NewfoUadlwd. The Africa mass of war, Spartan and /Eml*. frigate-, arrived at Halifax ea sth and __b ult. having su.errel _ ver.-iv in ?? spats. Sec in a ...

... it peace appeared ro become every i : .r- more solid and beneficent, it is curioue to see the Chi-f of a Regency of Africa declar war against all the Powers of Eur pe. Intoxicated with a sueeess unexampled for ihem, the Algerines think they have acquired ...

... Bennett, for Rotterdam ; Henry Duncan, Holt, tor Quebec ; Volusia, Childs, for Quebec ; Euclid, Davison, for Naples and Africa; Salome, War well, for Messina; Auguste, Kerk- hove, for Ghent; Grecian, Lawsoc, for Constantinople; Chimera, Abell, for Ancona ; ...

... tlieco _>t-of Africa; sloop of war, Ir-nu Portsmouth; Sabfina sloop',, f war, from tiie Westward -, and Iff.iuu transport. -tff bni Passage. — Thec'.onvo*9.r»m*iii as before. ' Pl.Molttrt, Nov. ■;;>.— Came., in llie-lleltcon sloop of war from 6 cruise; ...

... Lordships by Commodore Sir Charles Hotham, K.C B., Commander in Chief of her Majesty's naval forcM on th. west coist of Africa, announcing that war had, in the month of February last, been declared agairi6t the Chiefs of Gall:- ...

... marine to conquer Gibraltar. *• 5- The cities of Africa, viz. Tunis, Algiers, ?? shall be French possessions, and after a general peace all the conquests which the French have made in Africa during the war shall he given as indemnities to the Kings of Sardinia ...