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... the conqueet af Gibraltar. V. The towns ia Africa, such as Tsais, Algiers, Ac. be taken pnitmwnn of the French, end general peace, ail cooqueets which might base baca made the French in Africa during the war, are be given a* ia. damnifies to tha Ki»« ...
... 7000 men, principally natives, to resist them, Two British vessels of war were at Cape Coast, and its safety appears certain.— Two or three native Kings had lately been deposed in Africa, and other persons placed on their thrones.— American Paper of Nov ...
... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. TUESDAY-NIARCH 18. WAR-PASSAGE OF THE PRUTH. For some days past, the accounts from Russia,rela- tive to her political anti military movements, have been stich as to confirm, in the most unequivocal manirer, all that we had anticipated ...
... NEW BOOKS, FOR SALE BY SAMUEL ARCHER. DR. BRUCE'S SERMONS, SOUTHEY'S History of the War in the Pen. insula, vol. Ist.—Fdinburgh Encyclopadia, vol. 16th, part 2d—Westminster Review, No. I.—Traditional Tales of the Scottish Peasantry, 2 vols,—Colhoun on ...
... violence towards Sardinia. How hard a latel The Sardinians were at war with the Algerines. A new imprisonment awaited them. The commander therefore resolved to seek refuge on the coast Africa. Though they were so distant, lie succeeded. run in the harbour ...
... in the Kingdom Angola, Africa!—a most important event indeed! The City Funchal has sent deputation of congratulation, which has been most graciously received. But the repulse the Portuguese from oil lorceira our ships of war is made subject of the highest ...
... convoy from Bahia. DREADFUL MORTALITY IN AFRICA. { From the Daltimore Patriot.) S 3 By the arrival of the brig Oswego, at this Port, we lcarn that when she left Cape Messurado, the American Colonists at Monrobia ( Africa) were nearly all sick of the fever. ...
... Yarradee stirred. | e shook his garments of war as | the soaring eagle ruffles bis pinions. Ten times he address- | ed his greegrees, and swore to them, that he should either | return with the sound of the war drum (4) or with the cries | of the jelle (¢) ...
... in 14 day* from that place, where it was brought by messenger across the Cordilleras. The Blossom sloop and the Beaver brig war have arrived, to reinforce the stjnadom on this station. appears that the news from Lima will prevent the Aurora frigate from ...
... the close of the American war, this distinguished officer, then twenty years age, eager tn gain experience in his prolcskinn, embarked in bis Majesty's ship Grampus, Commodore Thompson, employed lo survey tlie cou-t Africa, where the Commodore unfortunately ...
... SIERRA LEONE. On Thursday arrived his Majesty’s gun-brig ‘ Snapper, from the coast of Africa. She left Sierra Leone on the Ist of September. The most impor= tant article of information brought by the Snapper is, that the Ashantees were approaching Cape ...
... sorl @s or Ammunition to any Port Coast of Africa, (except to any Ports or Streights of Gibrartar,) or ship or lade any tpetre or of Arms or Ammunition, w Vessel ‘o transporting the same o or Place Coast of Africa (except as fim' f?; ~.thou? permission ...