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... Mount joy-square West. FOREIGN NEWS. THE WAR AFRICA. The Monitew of Fridmj contains the following telegraphic despatch:— ** Toulon, Mar 13, 2 o’clock, p.m. Chercheß, May 9. “Marsdall vallee to the minister of war. The army has traversed the entire plain ...
... conqueft ofGlbrahar. A •• 5. The towns Africa, fuch Tunis, Aljjiers, &c.to be taken polLffion of by the French ; ind at general peace, all conqueft. which might have been made by the French in Africa during the war, are to given as indemnities to the Rings ...
... conld not be possibly true. The Mary .Ann, Mackintosh, from the Chesapeake, which she left on the of August, spoke the Africa man of war, with Mr. Jackson on board, the 29th ult. in lat. 38. long. 71. about two days’ sail from the Capes of V irginia. It ...
... procure the conquest of Gibraltar ; the cities of Africa, as Tunis, Algiers, Ac, ter re to ht the pottrsaim of the French —and on a general peace, all the conquests made hy the French In Africa during Ihe war w'ere be given to the Kings of Sardinia and Sicily ...
... Joseph Hume. M. Thiers has no prospect of being indulged with Spanish war to urge promotion In the French army, he recommends very strongly to lay the foundations chronic war Africa, which, according bis view, cannot fail bring France into angry collision ...
... likely to suffer any material interruption by the recent untoward events in the South Seas and on the north-western coast Africa. The war factions, both among ourselves well as in France, are doomed, we incline to think, experience sore disappointment in this ...
... in order procure the conquest ol* Gilirallar; the cities Africa, Tunis Algiers, &c. were be in the possession of the ; and gener •• peace, all the conquests made hy the in Africa during the war were lo given the Kings Sardinia and pursuance of the treaty ...
... almost universal diminution in the price wheat throughout France. WAR DECLARED AGAINST FRANCE BY ABD-ELKADEE. W« have the official confirmation account* from the pom—inn Africa* that war bad broken out between Franco and Abd-EI-Kadcr. The Arabs the remote ...
... view, than the progress of French aggrandizement in Africa. War is prosecuting in that country in its most afflicting form, without any apparent provocation, any alleged motive, any definite object —a war of aggression” conquest, and plunder against the ...
... and the Zaid Afrieaan, to the 1»t of Ocobrr. The intelligence !»rouht this arrival ia extremely gloomy. The Zuid Africa says“ The war news exhibits a urrie* of the greatest confusion, relieved only the most discouraging accounts. Sir Andreas Stoukenstroro ...
... cities of Africa, viz.-—Tunis, Alters, frc., shall amendments lose the BilL French possessions, and after genera) peace all the conquest a Mr. LENNARD thought the adoption of the amendments would which the French have made in Africa during the war, shall ...
... external peace. When that peace appeared become day more folld and beneficent, it curious to Ice the Chief of a Regency of Africa declare war again ft all the powers of Europe. Intoxicatcd with a fuccefs unexampled.for them, the Al-erines think they have acquitcd ...