... Marine to conquer Gibraltar. ' 5. The cities of Africa, viz.— Tunis, Al- giers, &c. shall be French possessions ; and afte r a general peace all the conquests which the French- have made in Africa during the war, shall be given as imlemnities to the Kings ...

... North America ?? aWc. Ua>a*.a>i>Ua>ra*. Portugal, Northern Africa. *•• Wea.tern Hemiaphcie, Asia, N'Tth America. •■The IVorld on Mercator's Projection — Uritiili lale«— Sooth America— Western Africa. »■ Ireland — Palestine — Vubia aod ALytsinia — Canada ...

... which was at auckur the road Mahon. ...

... Gazette. Richard Bentley, New Burlingt-ii-straet. NEW TKAVKL. IN AFRICA. Just published, in Two Vols., Bvo., with Map and numerous NARRATIVE of the L AST EXPEDITION INTO CENTRAL AFRICA. Including a STEAM VOYAGE UP THE NIGER. By MACGREC.OR LAIRD and H ...

... greatly suffered this war. Fiance will take possession of Algiers, and form establishments for commerce as well as colonies, and perhaps governed Prince of France. In either case communications will opened with the interior of Africa, and in regard to the ...

... Tomlom. Tlie Captain of this brig Informs me, that Rear Admiral Rosamel, with the greater part of the large frigate*, armed for war, had received orders to and anchor in the Kay of Algiers. He adds, that on the Istof July, being delayed by calm at six or seven ...

... Algiers, the advocates for the French coloniza-H tion of Northern Africa state“ Ist. That General Bourmont, by refusing to be satisfied with the payment of the expenses of|j ■ the war, proved that he had an ulterior object. K “ad. That General Bourmont ...

... Rattlesnake, 28 guns, Capt. the Hon. C. O. Bridgeman, has been wrecked in the same gale of wind that drove tw T o French men-of-war on shore at Algiers. The French blockading squadron were obliged to put to sea on the 16th ultimo, the winds being of such ...

... Under the Directions of the Lorils of the Admiralty.- Just published, in 2 vols, svo., with Plates, A VOYAGE of DISCOVERY to AFRICA and ARABIA, Performed in H. M. S. Leven and Barrac.uta, from 1822 to 1826, under the command of Capt. F. W. W. Owen, R.N. ...

... and NAVAL and MILITARY MAGAZINE. Fur MAY. „ CONTENTS. Tacucs, w th reference to impending War-Discipline of the Mercantile Marine-Survey on the West Coast of Africa In and 6-Mficicncy of the British of the British Artillery—Narrative of the late Voyage ...

... with a FULL-LENGTH PORTRAIT ? Thoughts on History ? Machinery and the Manufacturing System ? Bartholomew Fair, by the Man-o'-War's Man? The Tagus ? Letter on West Indian Slavery, by John Gait, Esq. ? Dozen Nuisances of London, by Sir Morgan O'Doherly ? ...

... ng Ferdinand's loans, and proceeding slowly with what i» called the regeneration of Spain.—There little probability of the war in the North coming to a termination. Don Carlos does not appear to w*nt money, but his followers are ill armed and clothed- ...