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... peace, one of the most powerful instruments of our rising prosperity, it must be known that we are ct all times ready fas war. AFRICA. Insurrection at Bona. — By letters from Bona, of the 29th, it appears that an attempt at insurrection was made by some ...
... .iForrtgn intrlligrnrr. WAR DECLARF.D AGAINST FRANCE BY ABD-EL-KADER. have the official confirmation of account* from the French pooeaion* in Africa, that war had broken out between France and Abd-el-Kader. The Arab* of ike remote diairict* and their ...
... IN AFRICA. Amongst the numerous questions involved in the general ruin of our interests abroad, we conceive none to fraught with deeper importance, in a moral and political point of view, than the progress of French aggrandizement in Africa. War is ...
... ensuiag muter expected the Canadian frontier. against have the Official confirmation of from the French possessions m Africa- that war had broken out between France and Abd-EI-Kader. The Arabs of the remote districts and their fanatical Emir, Abd-el-Kader ...
... in order to procure the H** Gibraltar; the cities of Africa, a* Tunis, AJ|W were to be in the possession iff (he Frenr. I a general peace, all the conquests made I j French in Africa during the war were °ef*| to the Kings of Sardinia and’Siclly. 1 of ...
... marine to conquer Gibraltar. b. The cities of Africa, viz. —Tunis, Algiers, &c. shall be French possessions, and after a general peace all the conquests which the French have made in Africa during the war, shall be given as indemnities to the Kings of ...
... Ramsey, for Quebec ; Yarmouth, Boult, for Beirout ; Broad Oak, Underwood, for Bahia ; the Jane, Cahert, for Africa ; Neptune, M'Caul, for Africa; War- rior, Williams, for Genoa. — — EAST INDIA SHIPPING, ARRIVALS, July 20 — The George and Mary, Gibson, frem ...
... differences with bit father. Charles John still under the impression 1813. We regret to find, by arrivals from South Africa, that the war betweea the Zoolas, a tribe of the Caffra aation, and the emigrant farmers from the Cap* of Good Hope, still rages ...
... from Toulon early in April. This is larger force, perhaps, ihau the soivtca demands, hut I*lo French Government find t!»e war Africa very useful a» a means of keeping the French anr.y practice Very serious apprehensions begin to the Tuiloiie*, lest the ...
... all c and ibe afadition monopolies. Under such ruler there may yet bfe for the Ottomans. SOUTH AFRICA. We regret to find, hy arrives fr«*m Smith Africa, that war between the Zooln*, fri>»e the ...
... circumstance* of the same kind occurring in Africa, of war* carried on barbarous tribes against the possessions the British governraent in Africa, the contest of savage* against a civilized people. Hut this was a war carried by a nation supposed to considerabb ...
... thalr ncccealty. Without eltlag general the bar of that Chamber, It war the duly the onmwleeteei t» examine and acnuinlie the amploy mcnl aftht rated by the Chamber. On thaqueatioa Africa, thought that the Oorcmmant had wanted ayatern and fietnnraa, and ...