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... 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 ...
... to procure the conquest of Gibraltar; the cities of Africa, Funis, Algiers, &c. re /*c in the possession the French ; anil on a general peace, all the conquests made the French in Africa during the war were lo given to the King* of Sardinia and Sicily. ...
... few days since to a gentleman of Carn arvonshire peace an d of war. By troth these she might attain to very with these words • I have no donut that the lords will „ • extentled sway : the wars that wou ld b e p ro fitable to her are pass the bill. —At a ...
... hi* attack.- —Wrm/ay THE WAR ALGIERS. appears officinl unt* from the French poanon* Africa, that war ha»l broken out between Fiance ami Abdel K nler. ft will war the knife one ilevolaliun—f*.r the Arab chief ha* tubs* a bull war.’’ and ...
... PRoSrEcTS OF BRITAIN.) TuErt — E are two paths of greatness open to Biltain, those of kete and of war. By both these she might attain to very ettended sway : the wars that would be profitable to her are those which are at a distance; her field of battle does ...
... Marine to conquer Gibraltar. ' 5. The cities of Africa, viz.— Tunis, Al- giers, &c. shall be French possessions ; and afte r a general peace all the conquests which the French- have made in Africa during the war, shall be given as imlemnities to the Kings ...
... SALBS OP THE wERK. -port. Wedron tli b ' • • • • V' 't• t • f b F•h d Ch h dens need not attend isi a ion ees a o ib e . urc war AFRICA. . i . . e 0 vious impossibili - ty of maintaining We were sixty-eight days on the island, living principally on - ----- ...
... Africa. Cape a Good linpr 6 galls la I pegs grim. I pm, rum _ Madeira 211 WWI. nnurira. MonMusl 4 tarn galls 4 tons ISO frlts butter, fic almouds, currants, 34 modlatA 071 Mk MI four, 003 gmts galls I pun rum. If Iht pock, 34 Irks laattee—Queter 4e almomls ...
... AFRICA. I'll* William HMKbon* J. CVcus-, with 1100 palm nil iMinor-u th- 'hant le>-(b 8 keg* gum copal lu tom wood for C. Hnr.f*ll and T. Toiiin—ln the Prince's Dock. The '•.(# ...
... africa. .1 11 1-6011 iW Awn lot Liverpool) J Clegg. Africa. •if tuns, Princes Dot*. 11110 imam oil. &I whimmi 11 elephant teeth. tkegs gwo about IS wood. goods Monied. tor C Kai & 'not. tot Liverpool) W Richard; [tomAM, es Dock. with about 130 buviasik ...
... AFRICA. The (art account* from Algiers are dated the Isth iaataot. Tka ■ppreiirniions war bad somewhat snbeidad, at Akd-al- Kadar bad given Colonel meet poeiUva of hi* pacific intentions. When asked by him why was aslahlithiug exleosive magasine* Tckedcmpt ...
... Ilihb AFRICA.-ASHANTEE. SUNDAY'S Mart.—By accounts just received from Africa it appears that a quarrel his arisen beetween the King of Ashantee and 13oitteene, Chief of Gowlin, which threatens fresh disturbances tu the of the Gold Gnat. The origin and ...