... AFRICA. THE WAR IN KAFFIRLANI). - - - - ( fr. , * th Eddies of Morning Herald.) Another arrival from the Cape of Cape of Good flops has put us in possession of news from the frontier, of several days later date, at which period the Kaffirs and the British ...

... ~_ ~_ infractions were, penetrated >nto Africa br war of .pnUforthtp.rish ofSt.Thora., t „„ rst ,he coDtintnt in tb. of inr opTotera in the interest Mr. Uregorr, Niter. . .u. v;—. J 'DrKtl^Vdi':°>t tbe pnlier «hn ?i'fn isrr ro *: k , ' h jy ,h Donnldson ...

... directed ail the vessels of war i ~ur t«» be prepared ready for aea : five l „ tl*o to Marseilles, ■ the Regiment of the Line; the \ . wire ordered lo port Vendres, men •ere ready embark for Africa, i ni.'.t ,: ' j.rcpsratitm* for war on an . - •ah w. '- in ...

... *+ v - y. war Africa. from Psp^r.) «• and Apouiay row the Kind’s main ; was bent upon their capture or tieftrutfi>on. Every town or p'ace, v.’here re(age had been rfforded (hern, dtflroyed. length the (ugitive-. were driven the fen ihore. Annamaboc*, ...

... aggrandizement in Africa. War is prosecuting in that country in its most afflicting form, without anyapparent provocation, any alleged motive, any definite object—a war of aggression, conquest, and plunder against the agricultural tribes of a dependency of ...

... CONQUESTS IN AFRICA Amongst the numerous questions involved in the general ruin of our interests abroad, weconceive none'to fraught with deeper importance, in a moral and political point of view, than the progress of French aggrandizement in Africa. War is p ...

... Africa, ttt. War muted firU veud, forfeit /«'««. •tats- GOOD HOPE. SlVjCil'OllE -.. b» lAVI Amd M NICE A. ' t The A U.iiiAi-heiU Ship H AIUMNGS, Jot Tu'tnsron, Master U'lrthtn per rr-i.;»r ions, new end tails well, aa*! firsuptfta uly txitecU'ii lo mr>ivt ...

... and the Bengalee languages. AFRICA. War in Africa.—Captain Lawrence, who arrived at St. John's lately from Africa, states, that when he left Gambia, on tiie 21st December, the British troops and militia were er.gaged open'war with the ...

... CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. regret to And, by arrivals from South Africa that the war between the Zoolaa, tribe of the Csffrc nation, and the emigrant farmers from the Cape of Good Hope, still rages; the manifest design of the emigrant farmers ia to exterminate ...

... being leaky * - arrived from gifon Downs ft Fleet d® ►’Oliveira Oporto oft-froiw-Guopnfcy )p of War Africa . .Jailed'f i,r igate, Montague W. Indies ’acket, [win Jamaica d® ik', Brian »>« d® left d* iver, Haddon d° Crdfc d® Stout ait - a® Dominica d® ...

... following article:— While Captain BOSWELL, of the fhip Minerva (which arrived here on Sunday fe'nnight) lay at ,Cape Coati, in Africa, war was waged between the Afhantee and Fantee nations; and on the 16th of June, three days previous to the failing of the Minerva ...

... THE FRENCH WAR AFRICA. The fall of Constantina a most important event, and the Government of Louis Philippe has received bv it an amazing accession strength. It particularly valuable at this moment, when the country is about to proceed to new elections; ...