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... Consol market has shown tendency to advance to-day, but not any material degree; and business continues extremely limned. War Africa. A quarrel has arisen between the King of and Chief Gowlin, which ihreaiens fresh disturbances to the people of the Gold ...
... (natives of Africa and foreigners not duly naturalized alone excepted,) passe.l the Bahama Legislature the 18th, aud received the Lieut.-Governor’s assent th September. French Expedition against Haiti.— The King of the French has despatched brig of war, Le ...
... involved war with every European power hut one, against us. Well done, (hipid! Fresh Squadron to the Mediterranean —it reported generally both in the city and the west-end, that government have now determined to send an additional number of ships of war to ...
... marine to conquer Gibraltar. 5. 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 he given as indemnities to the Kings of ...
... moment, to be Ihe principal lion the saloons Paris, was one of those who accompanied Smith’s expo ditinn meridianal Africa, wcats the war dress of the Amazula tribe. The upper part of his body covered with long buffalo manes: Icopatds' tails are suspended ...
... remaining at Oporto is estimated at 3,000 men, which is sufficient to keep Don Pedro’s troops in that City the alert. French War Africa. —The Gaul, it wonlcl pear, has drawn the sword against the Moor, and thrown aw the scabbard. A grand campaign w ill be ...
... has received some valuable additions of late; among these are a Rhinoceros’ Horn, from Zanzibar, on the east coast of Africa; a war inslrument taken from Pangoola, Rajah of Nanning, Malacca ; a spear from Zanzibar, and- richly carved > paddle from the ...
... WAR DECLARED AGAINST FRANCE BY ANDEL KADEN. Ws gave ea accusal to our fowlers lest week (tithe Meial coofirmatios of the accounts from the Preach passessales in Africa, that war had broke, out between Frame and Made* Railer. Oar readers will thereto ...
... and revolutionary principles; now that France can be kept quiet at home by war in Africa; and that continent is before France for her to exercise her armies, indulge the love of war and conquest and gratify that love of glory conspicuous in the French character; ...
... presented a petition from large number of merchants trading to the south of Africa, complaining of war now going on between the natives and the English settlers in the south Africa, and praying for the establishment of a new British colony there, upon principles ...
... marine to conquer Gibraltar. -5. The cities of Africa, viz.—Tunis, Algiers, Ac. ahall 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 ...
... buildings, hospitals, roads, Ac. The !aat Chamber higgled and insisted on not paymgfor m r# than *B,OOO troops in Africa, and the war budget for « a *oted in proporlioe. At present there are troops there, somenhat more than double, wbiclLn' man tan spared ...