... conquest of Oihraltar ; the cities of Africa, Tunis, Algiers, &c., it was a;reed should remain in possession of France until a general peace should he concluded, when the c.miquests made by the Fr!nch in Africa during the war were to be given as indemnities ...

... 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 ...

... creature the French pottcy Africa, can declare war. The fate of Africa, adds this journal, is not doubtful. France not weak as to dread the power of Ard-F.l-Kader. The Tnnps observes that great faults have hern committed Africa, but that this is not the ...

... instances had been complied witb, was ten dollars per month. Cape op Good Hope.— We regret to find, by arrivals from Sooth Africa, that the war between the Zoolaa, a tribe of the Cafire nation, and the emigrant farmers from the Cape of Good Hope still rages ; ...

... of Africa, who cherished war for its own sake, and despised all independence, save thit whicb could ik x V ,T ?? mainte * ne ' J *>y the sivord ; she kuew mat tnere were many among these nations who de- lighted in the flesh of their victims of war, and ...

... of travels of ibe season. Times. 'i, Tuti' among the Colonies of Western Africa, and Kaflir War 1830, by Captain Alc * Highlanders. -J vols. Bvo. A the colonics of Western Africa, of which Mm Hull. 4. “City of the Sultan>fbr, ners of the Turks,” Miss ...

... powerful than King ERNEST. 'The Paris papers of Sanday bring the French War Minister's statement respecting the sums and force needed for the establi*hments and colo- nization in Africa. The burden is, a' Another million, if you please, and that a million ...

... the differ cnee of the material. Sir William observed, that the name mmiila. which theve bras* and iron articles still (war Africa, signifies money in the Celto-l’honician Irish. Main is •value,' • worth,’ and aillech is ‘cattle,* 'household stuff,* or ...

... procure the conquest Gibraltar ; tbs cities of Africa, Tunis, Algiers, &c., were to be in the possession of 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 ...

... of gettiug up an European war, now wish to see 10,000 soldiers constantly employed in the north of Africa in making war upon the poor Arabs and Moors. This is deplorable work indeed. The French soldiers are to be sent to Africa, not to defend the city of ...

... Algiers, &c. shall be French possessions, and altera general peace all the conquests which the French have made in Africa during the war shall be given as indemnities to the Kings Sardinia and Sicily. 6. Malta shall be occupied the French, and never be ...