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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... THEATRE OP THE WAR IN AFRICA. The Plata of Metidja enclosed the Lester Atlao on the aoiilh, and the heights of Algiers the nutth. Ito glee leal breadth ia 17,0(10 metres, and ita length, from aaat to weal, abont 80,000 metres. It is three risers, the ...
... AFRICA. We regret to state that the most recent accounts from -the coast of Africa, the slave trade was carried on with greater activity ever. No less than thirty-four slave vessels had been captured anil carried into Sierra Lcona and condemned in the ...
... character of the negro in Africa indefinite 3 and, above it was stated that some objections had been made by the advucates of imme- In the course of a discussion which took emancipation, but it was considered the ; that the benefits to Africa were undoubted ; ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Caff nr. Chiefs.— Accounts have been received from the Cape of Good Hope the of February, They contain some interesting details a numerous’ meeting of the Catfrc Chiefs with Colonel .Smith, on the 7lh of January last, King Williams’s Town ...
... MISERABLE CONDITION OP THE FRENCH ARMY IN AFRICA. The Cotnrier Franca* draws deplorable picture of the hardahlpa and sofferings which the French army of occupation have to endure Africa. Our troops,” says that paper, are there placed in a condition unworthy ...
... judicious measures, consolidate his putt er. has standing army about men defend Ins territories in Arabia and Africa, and has sail ships war. from til puis. has been constant in his attachment to the British CJoverumeiil. and in person accompanied both ...
... Secretary State of the War mMi to Mnointed Commuotler-io-Cluef nf the Esp«ditionary Army Africa.” By the. second, dated April 18, and conalartdgned the Count de Kourmaol, the Prince PoUeasc is entrosted with the portfolio the War part ascot, daring the ...
... of his popularity. The same charm pervades the present work.— Literary Gazette. THE BIVOUAC, or Stories of the Peninsular War, W. H. MAXWELL, Esq., Author 14 Stories of Waterloo, &c.,3 vols. ~ 44 The stirring and touching scenes in this work as well ...
... occopiad with Ua war in Africa. Tha MmiStMr pnblialioa a telegraphic JjapaWK aaaoaaebg iheambarttallun at Maraeßlea at the whole of the regiment for Alfiota. lu the Commrrct wo Hoi the following inlemting auamary of the uewa from French Africa, aa tor aait ...