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... AFRICA. Letters have been received from Major T.aing, dated from Gadamas, November, stating that he calculated on being at Timbuctoo about the 10th December# WEST AFRICA. SESSION OF THE COUNTRY THE SHERRRO BULIOMS THE BRITISH CROWN. Important Despatches ...
... TRAVELS IN AFRICA. Day is published, Bro. price 12s. boards with a Map, I. } of AFRICA. Containing a con- Glnbp oun . ?* Countries in that Quarter the and '' lB ,' d Europeans; with the Manners Author* *l*o inhabitants, selected from the best V ulunie’ti ...
... ASHANTEE WAR. FROM TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. COLONIAL OFFICE, JULY 31. Dispatches, of which the following are extracts, were this day received from Lieut-Col. Sutherland, commanding his Majesty's troops 011 the Western Coast Africa, addressed to Earl ...
... THE BURMESE WAR. dispatch from Sir A-Campbell was recaived in London un Thursday, giving more particular* of the gallant action with the Burmese, immediately previous to the ratitication of tho treaty. The dispatch is dated from Pagahm Mew, Feb. Ilth ...
... BRITISH NEUTRALITY THE GREEK WAR. The (iuzetln ot Tuesday contains a proclamation, the appearance of which had been expected some days, enforcing the observance of a strict neutrality on the part of British subjects, in the war now carrying on between the ...
... War Ok,- liv July, Holit. Fulke punliusc, v (ituirils ; «i, («•!' ...
... AFRICA Intelligence of rather unpleasant nature, as respects the new British Settlement Algoa Bay, has been received. It is communicated in letters of. the 14th of November, from the Cape of Good Hope. We are sorry to find the Caffrvs have oommviiccd ...
... the first of to 5 THE COABT Africa.—On Friday, returner! -? * war Dispatch, Capt. Parsons, durio? . er an absence of nine months, Vi#.. pcno ,be eea employed conveying Boteler, of the Royal Engineers, to all niheConi ...
... gentleman the highest literary attainments. On the 13th of April last, on hoard his Majesty’s ship Levcn, on the Coast of Africa, Mr. James Favelf, Admiralty Clerk, and son of Mrs. Favcll, of Cambridge, widow. This lady, at one time, could boast of having ...
... Sceries in England, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Ameirica, price 7s. 6d. haif bound. * 2. The Daughter of a Genius; a Tale for Youth By Mrs. Hofland, anthor of the -Son of a Genius, &c. &c, price 3s 64. half hound. | ' 3. The Wars of the Jer g, as reiated by Josephis; ...
... by importations from other parts,! and yet hands enough cannot be found. AFRICA.—Cork, May 4.—Extract of private letter. —'The -ship Sir Wtil tarn Wallace, from the coast Africa, for Liverpool, called off this harbour yesterday, and landed a passenger ...
... memwfro remained the old Ministry, viz., the Ministers of War and Justice, have been removed; and that there was some agitation among the. Royalist Volunteers, who are much attached to the Minister of War.—A letter from Cadiz of the 7th inst. was received on ...