... order procure the conquest of Gibraltar; the cities of Africa, as Tunis, Algiers, &c. to in the pettession of the French ( and on a general peace, all the conquests made the French in Africa during the war were he given to the Kings of Sardinia and Sici In ...

... 000 for the African expedition. Such reduction will afford clear proof of the indisposition the chamber to prosecute the war Africa upoi an extended .scale; c*en to maintain all the sent acquisitions the * French, still less pursue scheme of conquest—a ...

... Immght forwaid meet tlie immediate mn- TIIE WAR AFRICA. m. It wouki, indeed, a »eti-us if this Tcleurapjiic Dkspatcu —Tin- | f the year there was any difficulty experienced in ae. the French Possessiuks Africa to the q U i,,„ sufficiency for the ordinary ...

... find much less readiness the part of our neighbours to utter provocations, or answer defiance by defiance.” RENEWAL OF THE WAR AFRICA. A letter from Algiers of the 6th states that the insurrection is complete in the mountains of the Ouarenserns, and that ...

... procure the conquest of Gibraltar; the cities of Africa, as Tunis, Algiers, &c. were to be the possession of the French ; and a general peace, all the conquests made the French in Africa during the war weie to he given the Kings of Sardinia and Sicily ...

... creature the French pottcy Africa, can declare war. The fate of Africa, adds this journal, is not doubtful. France not weak as to dread the power of Ard-F.l-Kader. The Tnnps observes that great faults have hern committed Africa, but that this is not the ...

... between the French and English governments that case of war between the two countries. ?feam-boat» of either nation, conveying passengers or mails, are to considered and respected neutrals. FRENCH WAR AFRICA. Advices from Algiers of the 30th ult. state that ...

... of travels of ibe season. Times. 'i, Tuti' among the Colonies of Western Africa, and Kaflir War 1830, by Captain Alc * Highlanders. -J vols. Bvo. A the colonics of Western Africa, of which Mm Hull. 4. “City of the Sultan>fbr, ners of the Turks,” Miss ...

... the differ cnee of the material. Sir William observed, that the name mmiila. which theve bras* and iron articles still (war Africa, signifies money in the Celto-l’honician Irish. Main is •value,' • worth,’ and aillech is ‘cattle,* 'household stuff,* or ...

... addressed to ALB. at Mr. Turner's, proteetion she is will, eertainly, take place in the early part of next month | Africa during the war, are to be given as indemnities to ‘ ways be ready to extend to Portugal the In the evening the Opera was crowded to ...

... govern you done to give them claims to your affection They promised you peace, and they have given you civil war and the disastrous war Africa. They promised you reduction of taxes, and all the gold you poweaa will not satisfy their avidity. They promised ...

... THE WAR IN AFRICA. The French are affording to the world an example of atrocious barbarity in the way in which they are carrying on war in Africa against the Arab tribes. Let us call Marshal Valloc himself witness the savage spirit in which French warfare ...