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... the conquest Oibraltiir. 5. The towns Africa, such as Tunis, Algiers, See. to taken possession of by the French; and a general peace, all conquests which might have been made bv the French Africa during the war, are to given indemnities to the Kings ...
... from Newport :- the Sk- Frauds Drake steamer, Stephens, from Plymouth: the y\doni«, Major Irons Loudou, for.the ci«st of Africa; the War- ren Bttlken-y-i Joctts.-jj-ou- \c whaven ; the Ceres, Matihews,. fr'oih Littlehajiptoa.; and the Lady Cimhermere. CooneU ...
... independence Egypt, with 'he design, at the death of Mehemet Ali, of extending dominion into that coveted portion Africa. The manifesto war i-sued the Sultan was i v the mosques of Constantinople on the 14th of hj'ie. le Sultan has furnished with funds ...
... THE WAR AFRICA. TttßoaAmic Despatch.—The Governor General the French Possessions the North Africa to the Minister op War.— Mostaganem, July 3 —The Oran division. which set out from Mostaganem for Mascara on the 7th of June, returned here on the 27th in ...
... Cape Kicholaa Mole. WhUe Captain Bofwell, of the (hip Minerva, which armed here on Sunday fe'nnight, lay at Cape Coaft, in Africa, war was waged between the Aftanteoaod Pantee Nations ; and on the 16th of June, three days previous to the failing of the Minerva ...
... uineh has hrmisht Hie Phemcicn. wr ire cuthled to circ ofTleial. Thiv la.l event the | (,;i|jt.ipy career of el Ka lor the war Africa, mid secures trance the iniaccahlc .übuiissiou I Algtcria.** DEATH 11.R.i1. MADAME ADELAIDE OF ...
... conquest of Gibraltar. V. The towns in Africa, such as Tunis, Algiers ' &c. to be taken possession of by the French, and at a general peace, all conquests which might have been made by the French in Africa during . the war, are to be given as indemnities to ...
... conquest of •Gibraltar. 5. The towns in Africa, such as Tunis, Al,-iers, Etc. to be taken possession of by the French, and at a general peace, all conquests which might have been made by the French in Africa, during the war, are to be given .as indemnities to ...
... of her marine conquer Gibraltar. 5 The cities of Africa, viz.—Tunis, Algiers, &c. shall he French possessions, after general peace all the conquests, which the French have made Africa during the war, shall be given as indemnities lo the Kings of Sardinia ...
... Frenchman found separated from his com- ry of the only success which so in- we read the histo a system: meri The French war in Africa is a war not simply of congu , but of extermination.—Sun. W t Inptes.—Advices by the ‘Thistle from Demarara, bea date the Gth ...
... operation whatever. I The following is a list of the ships of war on the station, the Rill ult.—San Domingo, man of war, Admiral Sir J. A RItEN ; Poictiers, man of war; Africa, man of war; Spartan, Maidstone, Nymph, Acasta, HEolus, tt.tatira ...
... appellant, La came a shoirchohlet the extent of onr.eighth ; and he was also to manage the Ship. The vessel sailed f , r Africa, and WAR there and Upon ths taking place the respondents brought an attion against the appellant for his share of the loss, and ...