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... ALGIERS. THF. WAR AFRICA. —The completes the telegraphic despatch in Monday's Moniteur , as follows: Mi liana has victualled the place till the Ist May. He baa destroyed all the establishments of the Regs and of the Hadioutes Tie column was to have left ...
... make Peace. • .. The following is a lift of the fhips of war - . on the Halifax -ftation on the.Bth intl. San Domingo map of wa, Admiral Sir John R. Warren; Foictiers man of war; Africa' man of war Spartan ; Maidstone, Nymph;Acasto, Belvidera r Statira ...
... exclusively with election matters. Along with the recent bulletins the war Africa, the Mmittwr publishes the despatch General Rngeaud, from which would appear that although declares that the war is at an end. and that the government Kader is broken up. lie insists ...
... Napoleon Bonaparte.** The Chan.her Deputies 011 Thursday granted twenty millions of francs to defray the expenses of the war Africa, 31. Fillers declaring to l«e the intention of the Governinciit finally to the power France in Algiers. the Chamber of Deputies ...
... replied the painter, Schomoeri is a brave soldier of the Empire, whose name has been prominent during the whole of tbe War Africa. I thought he had obtained the Cross the Legion of Honour, which had been long solicited for him; but I have learned this ...
... procure the conquest of Gibraltar. The cities of Africa, as Tunis, Algiers, &c. were to be the possession the French; and, on general peace, all the conquests made by the French in Africa during the war were to be given to the Kings of Sardinia and Sicily ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. The war Africa continues to engage the attention of the French journals. France already re-echoes the first note of military preparations sounded by the War Minister in the official columns of the Monitenr. In that Journal ...
... pf Gibraltar. : « 5. The towns in Africa, such as T“,' Algiers, &c. to be taken ppssession of by the F “?c“’ and at a ‘general peace, ‘all conquests which might have been made by the Erench in Africa during the war, are to be given as fhdemnities to ...
... letter, dated Dec. 18. WAR AFRICA Lieutenant-General Rulh-eies arrived to-day, from Algiers, in the Castor steamer. He about to set out for Paris. The chief the 2nd battalion African light infantry, M. de Montredon, who had arrived Africa with a wound in the ...
... army probably thrice as large that of England, a navy | not much inferior, and at the same time a body of 50,000 ! men Africa the war establishment, together with a | vast hotly of paid civil functionaries, required for a population of thirty-two millions ...
... Seas. Mr. Freeman advised that the articles of apparel provided by the Sunday School children, should sent to South Africa, as the war in that part had created great desolation, taking away jhe population from the cultivation of the land, and other d ...
... Zealand the natives would be raised to Christian eivilised community Notwithstanding interruption to society's Eastern Africa Caff war great in number of member plaee the Indies tbe progress waa bnt report concluded tbe attention of to paiafal fact that ...