... in consequence having over, fatigued himself by riding from twenty to°thirtv miles daily under the burning sun of Africa. Don Carlos—The War Spain The Memorial Bordelais states that Don Carlos would s.iortly obtain his passports, and would retire, not Germany ...

... the con- Y quest of Gibraltar, the cities of 'Africa, as Tunis, t 'Alniers, &c. were to be in possessiori of/She French; and OnIa general peace, all the conquests mnade by the French in Africa; during the war were to be given to the Kiings of Sardinia and ...

... WAR AGAINST THE FRENCH IN AFRICA. The colonization schemes of the French in Algiers appear likely to prove very dear to them. Notwithstanding nine years' occupancy of that country their footing is almost as insecure as ever. The farmers have to till their ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. Ruin Tamhookiks.—lntelligence hag been received from the Her. W. Shew, indefatigable superintendent of Ibe Wesleyan missions iv South Africa, of invasion of Tamhookiu territories army Amapondos, under the command of chief named Faku. The ...

... persons who knovw Africa pe say, that if we extend our possessions, it is on that 5s side we should begin to do so. The capture of Con- stantine has given us in this portion of Africa a place Ba happily situate for commerce as well as for war, and 01 which ...

... coust of Africa wi hout interruption ; but in 1834, the Frendh com wander on the coast, wider preteuce that the Moors of Porterdic, with whom the Briush had a commerce in enm, affurded id to the Trazare, & people with whom France was ut war, requesie ...

... COI.OMZATIOX AFRICA evening, according announcemenl, meeting was held the Mechanics* Institute, beer from Elliott Cuesson, Esq. details of the now making in America, the rnusa of Afncon deliverance, and especially connected with the ind« pvudeut settlement ...

... DR. PHILIP AND SOUTH AFRICA. A public meeting waa held on Monday evening, in gueen-«treet Chapel, l»i this town, hear the Rev. Da. Put lip, the Superintendent of the London Missionary Society's Missions In S.suth Africa, and the undaunted champion of ...

... INTERESTING TOUR CENTRAL AFRICA. At the London Royal Geographical Society, on the Ult. a communication was read from Capt. Alexander, deacriWng hi* route in the interior Central Africa, in which he had been jointly aided by society and the government ...

... WARS ABROAD Wars and rumours of wars occupy the leading columns of the French Journals of last week. War between the Sultan and the Viceroy of Egypt—war between Louis Philippe and _Abd-el- Kader, in ...

... relation had sprung up the mean* Isy which the wounds of Africa were to be bound up. and Ethiopia tmnle to »treteli out liar hands unto God ; fur as the white in;m could not become an inhabitant of Africa, tile only way reuaii.- ing open was, for Use cirili-ed ...

... consolidate his power. He has a standing army of about 20,000 men to de- fend his territories in Arabia and Africa, and has 12 sail of ships of war from 64 to 10 guns. has been constant in his attach- ment to the British Government, and in person accompanied ...